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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON JANUARY 28, 1991
FEATURES
PBS documents half-century struggle of miners By MICHAEL HILL
Video customers seek relief from images of war By Eric Siegel
Who are these people with whom we are at war? It is... By Knight-Ridder News Service WAR IN THE GULF
Friends you can turn to for cash By Kevin Cowherd
State child care network opens By Mary Maushard | Mary Maushard,Evening Sun Staff
Final collection of Mencken papers will be opened By Sujata Banerjee | Sujata Banerjee,Evening Sun Staff
Student exchange trips are a victim of the war By Phyllis Brill | Phyllis Brill,Evening Sun Staff
Harold Robbins' latest, 'Piranhas,' due this spring By LIZ SMITH | LIZ SMITH,Tribune Media Services
'Poison' wins film award By New York Times
Scholars anxious to see memoirs By Tim Warren | Tim Warren,Sun Book Editor
Children Raise Hard Questions About The War By ALICE STEINBACH
Test results are enough to take your breath away By Mike Royko | Mike Royko,Tribune Media Services
A super game, and all in perspective By Michael Hill
All systems malfunction in 'Robot Jox' By Stephen Hunter | Stephen Hunter,Sun Film Critic
TCJust as the case of Nancy Cruzan introduced millions of... By Sara Engram | Sara Engram,Universal Press Syndicate
It's visibly clear: Painting is brilliant but paintings aren't By John Dorsey | John Dorsey,Sun Art Critic
Concertmaster The BSO's principal violin helps lead the orchestra with a 1685 Stradivarius By Ernest F. Imhoff | Ernest F. Imhoff,Evening Sun Staff
Timothy Day makes sparkling music with Pro Musica Rara By Stephen Wigler | Stephen Wigler,Sun Music Critic
'Which Way Home' tells its story weakly By Steve McKerrow
NEWS
Space finalist still reaching for the stars By Nancy Lawson | Nancy Lawson,Evening Sun Staff
U.S. bomb strike aims at stopping spill Allies' war plans are unaffected, commander says WAR IN THE GULF By Robert Ruby | Robert Ruby,New York Times News ServiceSun Staff Correspondent
U.S. bomb strike aims at stopping spill Raid apparently slows oil flow into gulf waters WAR IN THE GULF By Stephen E. Nordlinger | Stephen E. Nordlinger,Washington Bureau of The Sun Peter Osterlund of The Sun's Washington Bureau contributed to this article
Fire Damages A Church School In Linthicum By Kris Antonelli and Peter Hermann | Kris Antonelli and Peter Hermann,Staff writers
Adieu, Miss Saigon By ANDREW LAM
Blanche Hayes School teacher
The state Senate and the House of Delegates did not meet...
Gulf war distracts state Assembly By Peter Jensen | Peter Jensen,Annapolis Bureau of The Sun
What's Happening to Big Cities?
Private Route for Juveniles
Exit rule has chilling effect on refugees from Iraq stranded at Jordanian border WAR IN THE GULF By Dan Fesperman | Dan Fesperman,Sun Staff Correspondent
Territories are quiet under curfew, but Palestinians' resentment grows WAR IN THE GULF By Doug Struck | Doug Struck,Sun Staff Correspondent
EC's goal of unity is hurt by competing interests By Diana Jean Schemo | Diana Jean Schemo,Paris Bureau of The Sun
Correction
Restraint brings Israel psychological as well as political benefits WAR IN THE GULF By Doug Struck | Doug Struck,Sun Staff Correspondent
Schmoke urges debate on corrections Technology could help crowded jails, he says By Michael A. Fletcher | Michael A. Fletcher,Evening Sun Staff
Court's deadline on jails nears for Balto. Co. By Larry Carson | Larry Carson,Evening Sun Staff
A year as a gamblin' man By Mike Bowler
Insuring the jobless
Hayden's trial by fire
Triple whammy
The real victor By Jim Fain
Families gather to share concerns PERSIAN GULF SHOWDOWN By Jay Merwin | Jay Merwin,Evening Sun Staff
Show of support for U.S. troops also boosts pride for 0...
So much at risk in war Newswatch...on politics today By Jack W. Germond & Jules Witcover
Search For Chief Begins By Kris Antonelli | Kris Antonelli,Staff writer
What'll It Be? The Groundhog's Shadow Or Sunshine? By Phyllis Flowers Phyliis Lucas
Council Plans Hearing On Day-care Rules By Staff report
The newly eloquent Schaefer is one well-scripted pol By From The Evening Sun's legislative bureau
No way to enjoy nature's bountiesIf Doc Reimer (Forum...
Sisters die after being pulled from ice-covered pond By Richard Irwinand Joe Nawrozki | Richard Irwinand Joe Nawrozki,Evening Sun Staff
Letters To The Editor
Curtis W. Hopkins Illustrator
Excellent Coaching Brings Parity Into County Programs By Pat O'Malley
North County Club Forming To Prod, Encourage Writers
Politics as It Is Played in the Middle East By JEANE KIRKPATRICK
City firefighter dies after being stricken at blaze By Richard Irwin | Richard Irwin,Evening Sun Staff William B. Talbott contributed to this story
Bus Company, Fired By County, To Appeal To The State By Dianne Williams Hayes | Dianne Williams Hayes,Staff writer
Urging racial pride, civil rights veteran opens King tribute By Rafael Alvarez
Hopkins chaplain braces for students fearful of draft PERSIAN GULF SHOWDOWN By Melody Simmons | Melody Simmons,Evening Sun Staff
The Illusion of Founding a New World Order By WILLIAM PFAFF
New Yorker's New Yorkers By Gilbert Sandler
Unemployment benefits grow less secure By Stephen E. Nordlinger | Stephen E. Nordlinger,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Channel To Close Stores In March If No Buyer Found By Lorraine Mirabella | Lorraine Mirabella,Staff writer
An elusive post-war Mideast peace By William Schneider
Polls in Baltics rebut Gorbachev claims of support By Scott Shane | Scott Shane,Moscow Bureau of The Sun
That a local development team is embarking on...
Laidley And Aacc Women Bury Potomac St., 72-52 By John Harris III | John Harris III,Staff Writer
Children Are Invited To A Poster Contest
State hospital preparing for psychiatric casualties WAR IN THE GULF
A 'Smart' Attack on a Shield Against Change By RICHARD REEVES
Schmoke's son is burglary victim
James G. Weber Sr. Retired printer
He's some kind of guy -- still By Dan Rodricks
Baltimore CityCAB HOLDUP: Northeastern District -- Police... By The following accounts were compiled by reporter Richard Irwin from police records in the Baltimore area yesterday and today
Just sign your name right there, Mr. Transportation 0... BY THE ANNAPOLIS BUREAU STAFF
A 'horror-movie' script, attorney says Plea for Oken's life fails By Glenn Small | Glenn Small,Evening Sun Staff
St. John's Is Picked For Teacher Program
Father's warnings to son on speeding prove in vain By Roger Twigg
Gregory N. Norris Drove for courier service
Thomas D. Davies
Assault weapons
Cape St. Claire Approves $150,000 Budget By Peter Hermann | Peter Hermann,Staff writer
Pests, weeds are targets of biocontrol center By Mary Knudson | Mary Knudson,Sun Staff Correspondent
Pheromones' Musical Chemistry Turns On The Public By Michael R. Driscoll | Michael R. Driscoll,Staff writer
Blinded in the Desert Storm By Gunther Wertheimer
Parents hesitate about burdening soldiers in gulf with bad news WAR IN THE GULF By Ann LoLordo
Former Meade official convicted Falsifying sewage treatment records By Kelly Gilbert | Kelly Gilbert,Evening Sun Staff
Girl, 6, watches, reports mother's fatal stabbing Child survives several wounds in alleged drug deal gone bad By Roger Twigg Ginger Thompson of The Sun's metropolitan staff contributed to this article
5 slayings reported in city over weekend By Richard Irwinand Alisa Samuels | Richard Irwinand Alisa Samuels,Evening Sun Staff
Dna 'Fingerprinting' Is Also Standing Trial In Sex-assault Case By Jay Apperson | Jay Apperson,Staff writer
Convicted landlord has to sell his houses By Joan Jacobson | Joan Jacobson,Evening Sun Staff
John Harms Hires Weber And Brady
An era of genteel music: weeping and gushing in America's parlors By Peter Kumpa
Thomas Davies, Naval expert, dies services set By New York Times News Service
Can't program the VCR? Call Simon for $5 By ROGER SIMON
Off-Budget War WAR IN THE GULF
Mother fears war in gulf will take her sons' spirits WAR IN THE GULF By Ginger Thompson
Output of vaccines for biological warfare stepped up By Mary Knudson
UMBC presses controversial research park By Patricia Meisol
BUSINESS
Laws address layoffs By Blair S. Walker
Sound management principles remain key to success By Gerald Graham | Gerald Graham,Knight-Ridder
What to do if duty calls By Julius Westheimer
Economic downturn makes counties rethink the future SWITCHING GEARS By Kevin Thomas | Kevin Thomas,Evening Sun Staff
Personal income up 6% in 1990Americans earned 6.0 percent...
Federal Contracts Report is a weekly summary of selected... By States News Service
3 services offer free electronic mail to fighting forces By Michael J. Himowitz | Michael J. Himowitz,Evening Sun Staff
The state can help you buy a company or franchise By Patrick Rossello
Companies doing less recruiting on campus By Gary Dessler | Gary Dessler,Knight-Ridder
War, economic turmoil making investment decisions more complex By Sylvia Porter | Sylvia Porter,1990 Los Angeles Times Syndicate Times Mirror Square Los Angeles, Calif. 90053
North Arundel Hospital combined its external health care...
Get outsiders' view of business operation By Mark Stevens
Tips for staying out of harm's way By Tom Belden | Tom Belden,1990 Knight-Ridder News Service
Bon Secours CEO John Fitzgerald emphasizes steadily rising quality By David Rosenthal
Maryland contractsThis is a weekly summary of selected...
Home Depot plans summer opening in Glen Burnie By Monica Norton | Monica Norton,Evening Sun Staff
New positionsUniversity of Maryland at Baltimore appointed...
Correction
BaltimoreFor additional Baltimore convention information...
Persian Gulf war brings a boom in software sales By Michael J. Himowitz | Michael J. Himowitz,Evening Sun Staff
Can a price-slashing strategy help Valu Food and other small chains loosen the market leader's iron grip on area customers' loyalties? By Ellen James Martin
Security analystsThe Security Analysts Society recognized...
Give enough to help former employees -- but within reason By Blair S. Walker
Popular pesticide restricted by state Furadan found to poison birds By Timothy B. Wheeler | Timothy B. Wheeler,Evening Sun Staff
The following are recent bankruptcy filings in U.S...
Mercantile: Strong in good times or bad
Hose-maker shrinks paperwork and scales down to boost efficiency By Tom Peters | Tom Peters,1991 TPG Communications
SPORTS
Miller's OT goal wins for Capitals, 5-4 Islanders lose 2-goal lead in 3rd By James H. Jackson | James H. Jackson,Sun Staff Correspondent
'Name names,' Ronson says of blasts By Bill Free
Virginia man sweeps $72,790 Double Triple By Marty McGee | Marty McGee,Sun Staff Correspondent
Basketball Miami Heat -- Activated C Rony Seikaly from...
Near kickoff, security eased to speed fans,entrance By Gerald Eskenazi | Gerald Eskenazi,New York Times News Service
* Fly By Patriotism was the order of the day inside th stadium. When the first military helicopter flew over as part of the security team, the people already inside stood and unleashed a tremendous cheer. * A REAL BUY? Hundreds, if not thousands, of fans were buying and selling tickets before the game. At least a dozen people were lined up along the exit ramp off Interstate 275 to Dale Mabry Boulevard. Ticket prices ranged from the obscene ($1,800) to a steal ($250). * GOODBYE: A confused Giants fan: "Next year, if I tell you I want to go to one of these things, slap me."
One for huddled masses Giants' only innovation is plain power By Ken Murray | Ken Murray,Evening Sun Staff
Was one-week buildup enough?
Bullets preview By Jim Henneman
Thanks to Magic, Celtics see another win vanish By Michael Arace | Michael Arace,The Hartford Courant
Miami Heat -- Activated Rony Seikaly...
Coppin ready for first-place showdown By Jerry Bembry
FG hangs right, Giants hang on N.Y. wins, 20-19, after Bills miss 47-yarder at :04 By Vito Stellino | Vito Stellino,Sun Staff Correspondent
ANDERSON: Laughing at adversity, vet realizes age-old dream By Knight-Ridder
Gibbons' defense stifles Loyola, 66-55 By Bob Clark
Player's lapse is Nicklaus' big paydayKOHALA COAST, Hawaii...
War tempers happiness of two lucky Tampa fans Notes By Vito Stellino | Vito Stellino,Sun Staff Correspondent
Anderson goes from sideline to MVP Notes By Vito Stellino | Vito Stellino,Sun Staff Correspondent
Bruins pin loss on No. 1 Old Mill By Mike Farabaugh | Mike Farabaugh,Evening Sun Staff
Becker is all alone, in rankings, in celebration, after Aussie win By Sandra Harwitt | Sandra Harwitt,New York Times
Play-by-play bTC
The Chalkboard By Ken Murray
Thunder in review By Doug Brown
At midpoint of season, Bullets see ups, downs By Alan Goldstein
Bills won't shake off loss like this for a long time By JOHN EISENBERG
Tasty tidbits from a feast of football By SUSAN Reimer
Another Hall class leaves Mackey, Davis sitting in corner By Ken Murray | Ken Murray,Evening Sun Staff
Burned Blast to see Cooper turn up heat By Nestor Aparicio | Nestor Aparicio,Evening Sun Staff
Bills wide right, Giants super Norwood's FG try fails in 20-19 Buffalo defeat By Vito Stellino | Vito Stellino,Sun Staff Correspondent
Not so light, but a good Monday night game By RAY FRAGER
Bill's Norwood walks in terrible seclusion By John F. Steadman | John F. Steadman,Evening Sun Staff
ABC super, once game got started By Phil Steadman
Parcells vows no coaching controversy By Vito Stellino | Vito Stellino,Sun Staff Correspondent
College Basketball Report By Paul McMullen
Colts may be long gone, but fans still love a party By S.M. Khalid
After this one, QB isn't Hoss with no name By MIKE LITTWIN
Dunbar's Alexander can do without stats, fame, but not game By Dave Glassman | Dave Glassman,Special to The Evening Sun
True field of battle has no yard lines By John Steadman
Giants' early hits took steam from no-huddle offense By Ken Murray | Ken Murray,Evening Sun Staff
Johnson wins first since testing positiveBen Johnson won...
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