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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON JUNE 15, 1991
NEWS
He Invented the Suburbs By BENNARD B. PERLMAN
City delegates try to woo deputy schools chief into considering top job By Gelareh Asayesh
Elkton traffic case turns into more than license points Later raids on homes net cash, jewelry, weapons and dynamite By David Michael Ettlin
Banking Reforms Narrowed
Judge doubtful North charges can be salvaged By Lyle Denniston | Lyle Denniston,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Envoy discounts linkage by U.S. of aid, Cuba ties By Frank Starr | Frank Starr,Chief of The Sun's Washington Bureau
Corrections
The Shoe Pinches When It's on the Other Foot By GARLAND L. THOMPSON
In the brave days of the civil rights... By THEO LIPPMAN JR
State rejects push to ban bay oystering New size limits,delays in season to be debated By Mary Knudson
Maryland commuter traffic sputters, slowed by recession By Doug Birch
City officials to push for census adjustments By James Bock
Turning the Tide on the Bay
Fort McHenry crowd celebrates Old Glory By Jessamy Brown
Cellular phone firms lost millions to ingenuity of two hackers By John J. Keller | John J. Keller,Reprinted by permission of The Wall Street Journal 1990 Dow Jones & Co. Inc. All rights reserved
U.N. suspects Iraq concealed nuclear plants Defector's reports to U.S. prompt further inspection By Paul Lewis | Paul Lewis,New York Times News Service
District judge says NCCB can fire, reassign faculty By Patricia Meisol
Girl, 14, shot in gun mishap at Gallery Police say youths were showing off By Jessamy Brown and William F. Zorzi Jr
Pasadena pupil accused of bid to poison teacher By William F. Zorzi Jr
Governor's meeting with Japanese almost translates into disaster By John E.Woodruff | John E.Woodruff,Tokyo Bureau of The Sun
Corrections
Columbia City Fair will sell alcohol despite objections from councilman By Michael J. Clark | Michael J. Clark,Howard County Bureau of The Sun
A Father Who Couldn't Throw Like a Man By DOUGLAS P. BRUNS
Charles Nemec Sr.Active in Boy ScoutsServices for Charles...
God at the End of the Diving Board By DIANE OKLOTA WOOD
Pentagon figure enters guilty plea in contract fraud By Knight-Ridder News Service
Baltimore County correction officers push for hiring of additional guards By Deborah I. Greene | Deborah I. Greene,Baltimore County Bureau of The Sun
Two Ports: Baltimore and Odessa
SPORTS
Leroy Burrell, watch outDarrell Green of the Washington...
Team Maryland hopes to outshine California and Florida in Sun Belt Classic By Tara Finnegan
Martin on pole 17 break track record
Sore tendon puts Evans on DL Anderson activated By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Sun Staff Correspondent
Dykstra hopes to return July 5
Stewart in lead at 137 amid shower of birdies By Don Markus | Don Markus,Sun Staff Correspondent
Gruber puts hurt on Orioles, helps Blue Jays romp Baltimore drops sixth in row, 9-1 By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Sun Staff Correspondent
Richman hits it big with small purses By Marty McGee
Firing manager may not always get team fired up By JOHN EISENBERG
For fast-rising Mack, Maynard is next big risk By Andre Williams | Andre Williams,Sun Staff Correspondent
Palmer's 67 ties for lead at Lady Keystone 5 back-9 birdies highlight round By John W. Stewart | John W. Stewart,Sun Staff Correspondent
Twins win record 13th in row, beat Indians behind Morris, 7-0
Crash response upsets Dykstra
Devers-Roberts rises to hurdle win TRACK AND FIELD By Bill Glauber | Bill Glauber,Sun Staff Correspondent
McEnroe happily gives U.S. 2-0 Davis Cup lead By Richard Finn | Richard Finn,Special to The Sun
Burrell sets 100-meter record Sprinter fends off Lewis to win in 9.90 By Bill Glauber | Bill Glauber,Sun Staff Correspondent
BaseballAtlanta Braves -- Claimed P Rick Mahler off...
For second time in 4 years, injury sends Norman home early U.S OPEN By Don Markus | Don Markus,Sun Staff Correspondent
Doctors get all of golfer Farr's tumorHeather Farr of the...
Mount Wash., Perry Hall build on traditions CLUB LACROSSE By Mike Preston
BUSINESS
Hechinger raises number of shares in stock offering By Cindy Harper-Evans
Preston slashes dividend in bid to curb losses
Tame FCC cable TV ruling may drive lawmakers to push stricter measures By Edmund L. Andrews | Edmund L. Andrews,New York Times News Service
Baltimore Sun appoints vice president By Leslie Cauley
Committee of shareholders will advise Baltimore Bancorp's board of directors By Timothy J. Mullaney
Md. soft drink bottler files for bankruptcy By Ellen James Martin
U.S., Soviet aircraft makers may join to build supersonic business jet By Dave Higdon | Dave Higdon,Knight-Ridder News Service
Gray Kirk, VanSant ad agencies will merge By Cindy Harper-Evans
FEATURES
Hot Air On The Rise Calls For Air Management By Karol V. Menzie and Randy Johnson
Handling Those Chores Even A Mother Would Hate By Rob Kasper
Bangkok Oriental, 8043 Ritchie Highway, Pasadena 766-0973... By MARY MAUSHARD | MARY MAUSHARD,The Evening Sun Scarlett Cove Cafe, Scarlett Place, 200 S. President St., 783-8760. Love Tio Pepe? You'll probably love Scarlett Cove, too; after all, former Tio's chef Angel Sanz is in the kitchen. If you're not a Tio Pepe fan, you'll probably like Scarlett Cove even better. The garlic shrimp and black bean soup are just as terrific, and there's no noise, no wait, no elitist attitude. and there's a waterfront view. You'll pay a lot, but you won't be displeased with the food, which is Continental as well as Spanish. $$$expensive. (Last visited 5/91.) LYNN WILLIAMSThe Sun Akbar, 3541 Brenbrook and Liberty roads, 655-1600. The Akba in Randallstown, which has the same menu as the Akbar on Charles Street, is on the south side of Liberty Road, two miles outside the Beltway, in a cement-block building that houses two visible tandoor ovens. Recommended: large apple-sized samosas filled with spiced potatoes and peas, an interesting vegetarian thali, and seekh kebab -- not the usual kebabs, but long fingers of spiced minced lamb, accompanied by a sizzling mass of onions. $$moderate. (Last visited 4/91.) JANICE BAKERThe Sunday Sun
GoatsbeardBotanical name: Aruncus dioicusPronunciation... By Amalie Adler Ascher
At Fells Point maritime festival, history and fun arrive by sea By Carleton Jones
MOVIESA good Hood "Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves" is two... By Lou Cedrone
Training dog owners in proper behavior By Gina Spadafori | Gina Spadafori,McClatchy News Service
York Road, Timonium. Open 10 a.m. to... By Lou Cedrone
Gee, what's this pretty plant with three shiny leaves? By MIKE KLINGAMAN
'The James Brady Story' is well-acted but misses the mark on gun control By STEVE MCKERROW
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