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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON JULY 13, 1991
FEATURES
Using aluminum foil to reduce air-conditioning needs By James Dulley
Polka dot plantBotanical name: Hypoestes... By Amalie Adler Ascher
Six episodes for folks stuck on Stooges By STEVE McKERROW
SATURDAY8:30 a.m.: Flea marketA community flea market... By Stephanie Shapiro
This Poor Old House Soon Will Be As Good As New By Karol V. Menzie and Randy Johnson
WBAL-TV to cancel its 5 p.m. newscast By David Zurawik | David Zurawik,Sun Television Critic
TELEVISIONProvocative punchSome of the gritty reality... By Steve McKerrow
Around the house* Use less energy. When cooking on the... By Dolly Merritt
During drought, gardens soak up time and energy By MIKE KLINGAMAN
Chores Get Done Quickly But No One's There To Cheer By Rob Kasper
Vernon Ave., Glen Burnie. Open 11 a.m. to 10... By Miles Gwyn
Collectors gather for Universal Autograph Club's exhibition and sale By Carleton Jones
Foxtails, fleas cause problems for pets By Gina Spadafori | Gina Spadafori,McClatchy News Service
Plata Grande, Columbia, 740-5115. Good Mexican food, eve... By MARY MAUSHARD | MARY MAUSHARD,The Evening Sun The Pavilion at the Walters, 600 N. Charles St., 727-2233. Artful dining is to be expected when the Walters Art Gallery joins forces with Classic Catering People. The new lunch-only Pavilion offers spacious proportions, classic detailing and accomplished international cuisine. Intense lobster-corn chowder, calamari with silkily spicy Thai dipping sauce, salmon quiche and fanned petals of charred rare tuna were worthy of the fanciest restaurant in town. $$moderate. (Last visited 6/91.) LYNN WILLIAMSThe Sun Bangkok Delight, 8825 Centre Park Drive, Columbia, 730-0032. Smack in the middle of a suburban green field, Bangkok Delight serves cooling food in a cool and pretty room decorated with colorful, upside-down-hanging paper umbrellas. Preparations are somewhat tempered to Western tastes. Our experience suggested one might skip the roast duckling, and turn to the minced shrimp patties, the Thai spring rolls or a salmon special that mounded salmon with snow peas, carrots, broccoli, miniature Chinese ears of corn and zucchini. $$moderate. (Last visited 5/91.) JANICE BAKERThe Sunday Sun
NEWS
Appeals court upholds Barry's drug conviction By Dan Fesperman | Dan Fesperman,Washington Bureau of The Sun
James Revson, 38, a society columnist for Newsday, died...
Two suspects in Overlea case are denied bail By Sandra Crockett | Sandra Crockett,Baltimore County Bureau of The Sun
CSX move derails Baltimore as headquarters city By John H. Gormley Jr
Replacing the Severn River Bridge
Arms talks head into third day U.S., Soviet Union get close to accord By Mark Matthews | Mark Matthews,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Md. firms stymied in efforts to help rebuild Kuwait By Ted Shelsby
Correction
Corrections
State subpoenas records to probe city public works By Ann LoLordo
School chief Dubel gives his raise to breakfast fund By Sandra Crockett | Sandra Crockett,Baltimore County Bureau of The Sun
Detectives search for clues in shooting of 60-year-old teller By Roger Twigg
'Snake' Wingate Proposes, God Disposes By HELEN CHAPPELL
Body pulled from harbor
A Killing that Robs the Meaning of Love By YOLANDA GARFIELD
Making Baltimore Safe Again
Senators question envoy's remarks before gulf crisis By New York Times News Service
Power and Money in Russia
A Ho-Hum from On High By JAMES J. KILPATRICK
Nearby, Spiro T. Agnew says none of the... By THEO LIPPMAN, JR
Gates' backers say he'll quit Los Angeles job By New York Times News Service
Peace plan shows little sign of ending Yugoslavia's slide into disintegration By Dusko Doder | Dusko Doder,Special to The Sun
City police officer acquitted of beating teen-age bus rider By Roger Twigg
Newspaper's report on speech faulted By Boston Globe
Senate panel OKs funds to continue B-2 bomber But proposal faces likely opposition By Cox News Service
Arms talks head into third day U.S., Soviets get close to accord By Mark Matthews | Mark Matthews,Washington Bureau of The Sun
What 'Conservative' Values Mean to Blacks By GARLAND L. THOMPSON | GARLAND L. THOMPSON,Garland L. Thompson writes editorials for The Sun
Bush defends nominee Gates from 'rumor and insinuation' By Knight-Ridder News Service
Failed Luxembourg bank reportedly served CIA By Jeff Gerth | Jeff Gerth,New York Times News Service
U.S. removing last troops in northern Iraq Allied strike force staying in region to protect Kurds By Richard H. P. Sia | Richard H. P. Sia,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Car-lease firm's owner pleads guilty to fraud By Brian Sullam
Leroy L. HubbardConstruction workerServices for Leroy L...
Agnew's BustEditor: I have been informed that The Sun...
Grace W. Mitchell Registered nurse
Perryville blast investigation centers on open propane valve By James Bock
SPORTS
Freedom from funds
Basketball suspensions hurt Arkansas2Number of games...
Oates won't rush Davis back into lineup By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Sun Staff Correspondent
Delaware 'Cap draws Maryland crowd By Marty McGee | Marty McGee,Sun Staff Correspondent
Harsh talk parts Blast, Wittman Midfielder hopes to continue playing By Jerry Bembry Kevin Eck of The Sun sports staff contributed to this article
Rypien unsigned as camp set to open Agent, Casserly say accord not imminent By Vito Stellino
Hoiles, Ripken hit homers to lift Orioles past A's, 6-3 McDonald wins 4th By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Sun Staff Correspondent
BaseballAL -- Reduced the suspension of Cleveland Indians...
Cuban player leaves wife, child for American dream By Jorge Milian | Jorge Milian,Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel
Bullets face Bulls in exhibitions
Petranoff chose exile in S. Africa U.S. athlete hopes banishment is lifted By Bill Glauber | Bill Glauber,Sun Staff Correspondent
Gelbaugh free to sign with NFL WLAF waives fee for top quarterback By Vito Stellino
Fleisher expands New England Classic lead to 3
Bavaro to miss at least 6 Giants games Football Notes
Legends nurture U.S. decathlon Johnson, O'Brien herald next generation of medals By Bill Glauber | Bill Glauber,Sun Staff Correspondent
BUSINESS
Appeals court OKs new voting in bank fight By Timothy J. Mullaney
Southmark sues Milken, Drexel for $200 million
Cost of bad loans 25% worse than expected, Citicorp chairman reports By American Banker
Earlier start for NYSE trading opposed By Knight-Ridder News Service
Agency recruits attorneys to do free legal work for poor By Blair S. Walker
Caterer may buy Belvedere ballrooms Martin's reaches informal agreement By Edward Gunts
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