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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON JULY 01, 1991
NEWS
City Jail transfer will change lives of jailed, jailers By Ann LoLordo
Mikulski surpasses fund-raising goal By John W. Frece | John W. Frece,Annapolis Bureau of The Sun
Clarke fund-raiser draws 1,200 By Lynda Robinson
The Amprey decade
Supreme Court fight is over: no hope for the liberals On Politics Today By Jack W. Germond & Jules Witcover
The court we elected By Anthony Lewis
Tougher laws?
Lamb Submits Resolution Against Severn River Span By Paul Shread | Paul Shread,Staff writer
Show Your Patriotism On The Fourth, But Be Careful By Phyllis Flowers and Phyllis Lucas
Summer Football
County,Beth in dispute Steel firm's tax breaks supposed to bring land transfer. By Larry Carson | Larry Carson,Evening Sun Staff
Sugden Named To Gte Team
June bows out with a 2nd 100* day By Lynda Robinson Reporters Dan Thanh Dang and Keith Paul of The Sun's metropolitan staff contributed to this article
Plan would shift part of Essex district Baltimore County Council due to get redistricting blueprint tonight. By Larry Carson | Larry Carson,Evening Sun Staff
Prayers For Preacher By Keith Paul | Keith Paul,Sun Staff Correspondent
Mandate for Budget Discipline
Replacement
Shifting into reverse By Dan Rodricks
After scorching June, July gets off to cool start By Joe Nawrozki | Joe Nawrozki,Evening Sun Staff Jacques Kelly and Richard Irwin contributed to this story
Englishman held in $89,000 scam City woman says man conned her with stolen insurance check. By Elisha King | Elisha King,Evening Sun Staff
Dialing for dollars
Quayle Now Draws Cheers, No Guffaws By CAL THOMAS
Today, '91 laws go into effect New limits on lobbying and wider seat-belt use are among changes passed by Assembly. By Marina Sarris | Marina Sarris,Evening Sun Staff
Watch the Fireworks on the FourthEditor: July 4 will be...
Harford man hospitalized after standoff with police
Frustrations that Overcame Marshall By DENTON L. WATSON
Angola tries to repair its deep wounds from civil war By Jerelyn Eddings | Jerelyn Eddings,Sun Staff Correspondent
June bows out with a 2nd 100* day
Dolores Helm Rice
A defense of race-based scholarshipsIn regard to Keith...
Englishman charged in $89,000 con By Elisha King | Elisha King,Evening Sun Staff
Dolores Rice, property manager, dies
Aftermath of an Empire's Fall By WILLIAM PFAFF
Five firefighters injured battling blaze By Peter Hermann
Birds in the hand are worth at least seven in bushes By Roger Simon
Bank reform hits poor hardest By Oregonian, Portland, Ore
They Know It's A Dirty Job, But Someone's Got To Do It By JoAnna Daemmrich | JoAnna Daemmrich,Staff writer
Fighting Drugs On the Home Turf, Block by Block By NEAL R. PEIRCE
Press Versus Pentagon
Video Screens and a $35,000 Table
'90 candidate to run again -- for council By Patrick Gilbert and Mark Bomster contributed to this story
The liberal lion
St. Inigoes among engineering sites exempted by panel By John Rivera and Richard H. P. Sia
Our Daily Bread gets $35,000 donation
South River Units To Be Auctioned Off By Angela Gambill | Angela Gambill,Staff writer
Ashley's Softballers On A Roll By PAT O'MALLEY
Defense cuts to hit five labs Losses: 3,000 jobs. Gains: 3,200 jobs. By Stacey Evers | Stacey Evers,States News Service Monica Norton contributed to this story
Media ask for loosening of war coverage curbs SO ASSOCIATED PRESS
Lending a helping hand AME women, here for a convention,are visiting shelters and other sites. By Drew Bailey | Drew Bailey,Evening Sun Staff
12 injured in bus-car crash
Slain chef recalled as cheerful man 2 teens held in his beating death, but police investigation is continuing. By Jacques Kelly | Jacques Kelly,Evening Sun Staff
Youth wanted in slaying surrenders to police
The 'Amos 'n' Andy' phenomenon By Neil A. Grauer
State Police cruiser broadsides car driven by 17-year-old on U.S. 1. By William B. Talbott and Elisha King | William B. Talbott and Elisha King,Evening Sun Staff
Queen Anne's beer party turns into a 'mini-riot' Host, nine others arrested by police By Peter Hermann
Philadelphia naval yard faces closure Panel deciding fate of U.S. bases spares lab at St. Inigoes By Richard H. P. Sia | Richard H. P. Sia,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Brooklyn Park Clean-up Of Hazardous Waste Starts By JoAnna Daemmrich | JoAnna Daemmrich,Staff writer
Marshall: The advocate of ordinary people . . . By Nicholas deB. Katzenbach
Northern District -- Police today... By reporter Richard Irwin from police records in the Baltimore area yesterday and today
Staid Wimbledon serves up bargain, and the commoners set up a racket By Bill Glauber | Bill Glauber,Sun Staff Correspondent
Hoyer and Bonior to battle it out to succeed Gray By Peter Osterlund | Peter Osterlund,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Mediocre justice By Terry Eastland
Class Of Six Last To Graduate From Radiology School By Staff report
If it's a hot day in the city, it's time to wear a duster By Jacques Kelly
Sununu blames the Jews By William Safire
Boating accident costs woman part of her foot
'Sail Free' Lets Disabled Feel The Wind At Their Back By Elise Armacost | Elise Armacost,Staff writer
After childbirth, dark clouds roll in MOTHERS IN MISERY By Mike Klingaman | Mike Klingaman,Evening Sun Staff
Crowds flock to JFX for Farmers' Market Mart to be open every Sunday through Dec. 22. By Edward L. Heard Jr. | Edward L. Heard Jr.,Evening Sun Staff
No place for a hard-nosed woman By Jayne Miller
New superintendent believes in listening Co-workers call Amprey's style participatory. By Mark Bomster
Vote to enlarge 2 Army installations welcomed By John Rivera and Richard Sia d
Hispanic judge is focus of high court speculation By Lyle Denniston | Lyle Denniston,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Learned that President Zachary Taylor was not...
SPORTS
This time, Orioles get a handout to grab a victory By JOHN EISENBERG
Mesa sent to Rochester McDonald to start tonight By Kent Baker
Milligan follows Ripken's lead, joining the production parade in big way By Jim Henneman | Jim Henneman,Evening Sun Staff
TONIGHT: Hit-or-miss Tigers can match homers, strikeouts with anyone By Josie Karp | Josie Karp,Evening Sun Staff
Robby: Ben is ready By Jim Henneman | Jim Henneman,Evening Sun Staff
This end run, and paydirt, was Mallon's By Phil Jackman
Mo. -- Jim Colbert shot a 2-under-par 68...
BASEBALL American League * Orioles -- Activated Ben...
30 Slovenians quit Yugoslavian team
Johnson to pitch in Hagerstown tomorrow in first rehab... By Kent Baker
Orioles win, 6-4, as Red Sox drop game and series Error by Quintana breaks 4-4 tie in 6th By Kent Baker
Outages sapping Pimlico's betting power By Ross Peddicord | Ross Peddicord,Evening Sun Staff
Tettleton sending powerful signal By Ken Rosenthal
Persons' shots in water lift Couples
Wagner helps North stop South, 4-0 By Andre Williams
Harwell would be fitting voice for new park By John Steadman
New stadium gains unlikely fan in Lapides By Bill Tanton
Power outages cut action at Pimlico betting windows
Common day does in Shriver By Pat Calabria | Pat Calabria,Newsday
Bays edge Foxes, 2-1, run streak to 17 By Tara Finnegan | Tara Finnegan,Sun Staff Correspondent
Red Sox's sudden nosedive mystifies Morgan By Josie Karp
Tournament set for mid-May next year By John W. Stewart and Don Markus | John W. Stewart and Don Markus,Sun Staff Correspondents
Mallon delivers as major player, sinks veterans with birdie on 18 By Don Markus | Don Markus,Sun Staff Correspondent
Title shots are as easy as 1-2-3 to local trio By George Taylor | George Taylor,Special to The Evening Sun
Florida St. arrives in ACC, bringing instant riches By Steve Ellis | Steve Ellis,Knight-Ridder
No. 5 Fernandez ousts Shriver in 3rd round, 6-3, 7-5 Marylander sees progress in her recovery from surgery By Bill Glauber | Bill Glauber,Sun Staff Correspondent
BaseballBaltimore Orioles -- Activated P Ben McDonald from...
King for a day: Connors reigns over Centre Court But Rostagno defeats him, 7-6, 6-1, 6-4, in third round By Bill Glauber | Bill Glauber,Sun Staff Correspondent
BUSINESS
Phone Computers' Software Revised By Leslie Cauley
Blending state's resources with manufacturers' needs
Customers need to feel they have some control over their destinies By TOM PETERS | TOM PETERS,1991 TPG Communications
For additional Baltimore convention information, call...
This is a weekly summary of selected prime contracts...
Design companies use workstations to speed jobs By Glenn Rifkin | Glenn Rifkin,New York Times News Service 5/8 5/8
Schools can help youth connect with something they know matters By LESTER A. PICKER
Here are summaries of some recent computing product... By Knight-Ridder Financial Service
Apple offers new IBM-compatible software By Eben Shapiro | Eben Shapiro,New York Times News Service
Feds try to ban S&L's Keating Regulators also target 6 others. By Los Angeles Times
Second that emotionThe prevailing attitude in the American...
New York Times plans 'compact' version Newspaper to put text on compact disk. By New York Times
Upside-down, cordless devices take the clutter out of computing By L. R. Shannon | L. R. Shannon,New York Times News Service
Cracking the 'hidden job market' By Joyce Lain Kennedy
Recycling firm ties success to shipping Canton company finds markets, but they're far away. By Bruce Reid | Bruce Reid,Evening Sun Staff
Federal Contracts Report is a weekly summary of selected... By States News Service
Books to help at workplace By Julius Westheimer
India Distressed By Need For Imf Aid By New York Times News Service
The following are recent bankruptcy filings in U.S...
Top execs at Apple are extremely unhappy about recent... By Knight-Ridder News Service
Bindagraphics Inc., a post-press finishing company, is...
American Express rewarding loyal users with frequent-flier miles New marketing device is designed to compete with airline affinity cards. By Tom Belden | Tom Belden,Knight Ridder
Scanners limit possibility of fraud By Jon Van | Jon Van,Chicago Tribune
Electronic organizers upgrade technology to work with PCs By Phillip Robinson | Phillip Robinson,Knight-Ridder News Service
Experts say to focus on message, eliminate words that get in the way By Adriane B. Miller | Adriane B. Miller,Special to The Sun
Utility programs are first-aid stations to make computing easier, safer By Lawrence J. Magid | Lawrence J. Magid,Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Modular components let you get latest technology for less money By PETER H. LEWIS
Insurance:Richard J. Potter has been named head of...
Navigating with IBM-compatible computers has never been... By Michael J. Himowitz | Michael J. Himowitz,Evening Sun Staff
With a compression program, you can put more files on a disk By Phillip Robinson | Phillip Robinson,Knight-Ridder News Service
Ryland to lease office building developed by Rouse in Columbia By Norris P. West | Norris P. West,Evening Sun Staff
New positionsJ. M. Huber Corp., Chemicals Division in...
Customers elusive? Throw the phone book at them By Patrick Rossello
Jeanette McDaniel didn't learn much about business in medical school. Now she's getting a crash course By Blair S. Walker
FEATURES
The relationship between a child and a pet can be a very... By Sara Engram
'Pinafore' sails smoothly By Mike Giuliano
MPT viewer support drops by $100,000 By Eric Siegel F..
Taking a turn for the worse By Kevin Cowherd
Hundreds of adults turn into kids at annual convention of magicians By Phyllis Brill | Phyllis Brill,Evening Sun Staff
This colorful slice of old Baltimore hangs on despite urban development,licensing requirements and the economy By Robert Hilson Jr. | Robert Hilson Jr.,Evening Sun Staff
Cable's 'Conagher' is more than a western By Michael Hill
The Lost Art Of Intelligent Debate By ALICE STEINBACH
Kids' allowances become SMART MONEY By Jean Marbella
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