Advertisement
Dates of Publication in the Baltimore Sun
DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON MARCH 31, 1991
SPORTS
Ex-76er Toney now fights pain, bitterness By Jackie MacMullan | Jackie MacMullan,Boston Globe
Eagles hope meeting will unite divided team By Ray Didinger | Ray Didinger,Knight-Ridder News Service
Manny Mota gives his sons to the game By Claire Smith | Claire Smith,New York Times News Service
Sotheby's auction adds credibility to card collecting MEMORABILIA By Ruth Sadler
No. 1 Seles and No. 2 Graf reach U.S. Hardcourt final
Duke ends Rebels' run in 79-77 upset UNLV's 45-win streak is halted in semifinal By Don Markus | Don Markus,Sun Staff Correspondent
Guy in stripes steals the show from Big Guys By MIKE LITTWIN
Just a youngster, Baltimore's Nall, 14, follows fluid course to record By Bill Glauber
Ball boys (and girls) gladly do dirty work to be near their heroes By Susan Miller Degnan | Susan Miller Degnan,Knight-Ridder News Service
Tracks negotiating for radio programs By Marty McGee
Beaupre records second straight shutout as Caps beat Devils, 4-0 By James H. Jackson | James H. Jackson,Sun Staff Correspondent
Evans' nagging questions have optimistic answers By JOHN EISENBERG
Big second period lifts Jacks over Islanders, 8-5 By Al Hart | Al Hart,Special to The Sun
Dodgers told Valenzuela he was out last winter By Bill Plaschke | Bill Plaschke,Los Angeles Times
Phillies near deal to get Cubs reliever Williams
Strained muscle sidelines McDonald for Opening Day By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Sun Staff Correspondent
Late rally lifts Brown over Loyola 14-13 loss drops Greyhounds to 4-2 By Bob Clark
Lang sees a wide-open Kentucky Derby, favored Fly So Free notwithstanding By BOB MAISEL
Penguins get tied up with Flyers, 4-4 Recchi leaves game with minor injury
From beginning to end, Valenzuela's L.A. story was like no other By PETER SCHMUCK
Bonilla trade to Yanks still may occur By Jerome Holtzman | Jerome Holtzman,Chicago Tribune
MSL chief has more to cheer about now By Bill Free
With the change in seasons, fishing changes for the better By Peter Baker
Texas wins 4th in row in NCAA swimmingSenior Shaun Jordan...
Dauer learned from the masters Ex-Oriole applies lessons as coach By Jeff Fletcher | Jeff Fletcher,Special to The Sun
Wide Country cruises in Pimlico Oaks But trip to Kentucky Oaks too far from home, trainer says By Marty McGee
Tar Heels hold off Terps, 8-6 No. 2 Carolina looks to move to top of poll By Kevin Wells | Kevin Wells,Special to The Sun
Crunch beats Blast, 9-8, in OT Baltimore gives up 2-goal lead in 4th By Bill Free
New Red Wings players prove to be tougher than a 48-ounce steak By Mitch Albom | Mitch Albom,Knight-Ridder News Service
How long will Fisk continue? Even he doesn't know By Alan Solomon | Alan Solomon,Chicago Tribune
Hopkins states its case,rips No. 1 Virginia, 16-6 No. 6 Blue Jays deal Cavs their first loss By Mike Preston
Egg hunt, drag racing planned for Easter By J. A. Martin
Hansel sets Jim Beam Stakes record
Cactus League defections are worrying Ariz. officials trying to hold it together By Andrew Bagnato | Andrew Bagnato,Chicago Tribune
Scoreboard ProblemsI have attended all 11 Bullets games in...
Trout stream openings
Scott gives Jayhawks a leg up on title game By Don Markusand Milton Kent | Don Markusand Milton Kent,Sun Staff Correspondents
Bicycle journey took her 20,000 miles By Susan Slusser | Susan Slusser,McClatchy News Service
Smith gets 2 T's, Carolina 1 L as Kansas wins, 79-73 By Milton Kent | Milton Kent,Evening Sun Staff
Big 3 centers stand above the crowd By Jan Hubbard | Jan Hubbard,Newsday
Pay for college athletes is hot item, but the money isn't there By Ed Sherman | Ed Sherman,Chicago Tribune
NCAA All-Tournament teams
It hasn't been easy, but Inkster adjusts to LPGA tour life after baby By Pat Sullivan | Pat Sullivan,San Francisco Chronicle
Record crowd of 67,654 jams Joe Robbie Stadium By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Sun Staff Correspondent
Thin in pitching, shaky on defense, Brewers trying to plug the holes By Jeff Fletcher | Jeff Fletcher,Teddy Higuera 129 Saves: Dan Plesac 24 1990 record vs. Orioles: 6-7. Last division title: 1982. Fast facts * Tom Trebelhorn's record has been worse each season as Brewers manager. * Dan Plesac had an ERA of 4.80 from May to the end of last season. Left-handers hit only .161 against him, but right-handers hit .286. * Jim Gantner has not hit a major-league home run since June 14, 1987. * Paul Molitor has 27 career leadoff homers, second among active players behind Rickey Henderson (45). * Pitcher Chris Bosio has a career record of 13-2 with 1.92 ERA in April. His career record not including April is 24-44. * Catcher B.J. Surhoff threw out only 31 of 120 opposition base stealers last season, the second worst percentage in the AL. * The Brewers led the AL in stolen bases for the fourth straight season in 1990, becoming the first club to do so since the White Sox set the league record with 11 straight seasons (1951-61). * The Brewers have their worst all-time record against the Orioles (.403). * The Brewers had the worst fielding average (.976) and the most errors (149) in the American League, 63 more than the league-leading Blue Jays last season. * The Brewers had the worst record (3-9) in the AL in extra-inning games last season. Special to The Sun
Two 300s, a 299 on tourney's last day By James H. Jackson
BaseballAtlanta Braves -- Placed OF Lonnie Smith (.305, 9...
Laettner's duty: Keep Hurley from junk food By Don Markusand Milton Kent | Don Markusand Milton Kent,Sun Staff Correspondents
Early riser Azinger able to avoid TPC's winds of change By Tom Shatel | Tom Shatel,Dallas Morning News
Boat maintenance requires steady attention By PETER BAKER
NEWS
Tea, beer may help teeth, but watch out for bread By Cox News Service
Joseph Grottendick Headed family company
'Wock was strong enough and good enough to come back' A Letter from Berryville, Va. By RAFAEL ALVAREZ
Body At Dam Identified As Pa. Boat Victim By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff writer
Prescription Bingo Fills Seniors' Cards With Information By Jodi Bizar | Jodi Bizar,Contributing writer
Rev. I. L. Kearse, civil rights chief, dies at age 69
Monkey colony's mayhem on island leads to fight in Florida )) courtrooms By Knight-Ridder News Service
PALINDROME.Stuart Woods.HarperCollins.344 pages... By GARY ROEN MALCOLM FORBES. Christopher Winans. St. Martin's. 227 pages. $19.95
Amvets Plan Welcome
Morgan officer fatally shoots knife-wielding student Man had attempted suicide days before By Roger Twigg
Luxury Homes Being Built
Ellicott City Teacher Honored For Distinguished Work By Donna E. Boller | Donna E. Boller,Staff writer
A Way Off the Campaign-Finance Merry-Go-Round By DAVID L. BOREN
Presenting 'The Three Faces of Don' By BARRY RASCOVAR
Of Sorrow, Hope and Rebirth
Optimism on the Economic Front
Yes New Taxes!
General Assembly shirked its duty to taxpayers, poor, Linowes charges By C. Fraser Smith | C. Fraser Smith,Annapolis Bureau of The Sun
Howard executive weathers criticism of his actions By Michael J. Clark | Michael J. Clark,Howard County Bureau of The Sun
Education, poor gain in budget OK'd by legislative committee By Peter Jensen | Peter Jensen,Annapolis Bureau of The Sun
Banks, where you gain interest and lose interest at same time By ROGER SIMON
Peace idea links Israel with Arab states, Palestinians By Frank Starr | Frank Starr,Chief of The Sun's Washington Bureau
Iraqi turmoil complicates U.S. plan for quick pullout WAR IN THE GULF By Mark Matthews | Mark Matthews,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Soviet shoppers out to beat price rise Panicky Muscovites wait hours for bread By Scott Shane | Scott Shane,Moscow Bureau of The Sun
Enforcement of new laws often delayed Stalling in agencies, Congress' directives blamed for problem By Robert Pear | Robert Pear,New York Times News Service
Ranks Of Needy Grow Long By Samuel Goldreich | Samuel Goldreich,Staff writer
Mayor Won't Seek Alderman's Exit By Paul Shread | Paul Shread,Staff writer
1991 Tennis Schedule
As Unemployment Soars, Money For Jobs Program Is Cut By Erik Nelson | Erik Nelson,Staff writer
Cpa Firm Passes Review
Developers Take Aim At Plan To Hike Hookup Fees 400% By Carol L. Bowers | Carol L. Bowers,Staff writer
Historic Nature Of Future Gas Station Site Fuels Debate By Carol L. Bowers | Carol L. Bowers,Staff writer
A Teacher's Perspective
Brown's $1,200 Check Left At Board's Disposal By Darren M. Allen | Darren M. Allen,Staff writer
Sheriff Surprises Board With Check By Maria Archangelo | Maria Archangelo,Staff writer
Status Of Carroll County's Legislative Package
Gypsy Moths Less Hungry In '91 By Kerry O'Rourke | Kerry O'Rourke,Staff writer
Name: Guy E. MyersHonored by The Carroll County Sun...
Golf Course Requested
Mining Bill Debated
Too Much Democracy By ERNEST B. FURGURSON
Commissioners Keep Rezoning Ruling Secret By Darren M. Allen | Darren M. Allen,Staff writer
As Unemployment Rises, Jobs Program's Financing Is Cut By Erik Nelson | Erik Nelson,Contributing writer
Library Spells Out What Cuts Will Mean By Amy L. Miller | Amy L. Miller,Staff writer
Budget Proposal Will Tell Fate Of Northeastern School By Donna E. Boller | Donna E. Boller,Staff writer
Armed Bandit Robs Service Station
Memorable character of clergyman's daughter is at heart of Godwin novel By Joan Mooney | Joan Mooney,Ms. Mooney is a writer living in Washington
Survey Results
Requests Exhaust Rec Kitty By Ed McDonough | Ed McDonough,Staff writer
Spacewalk, satellite deployment set for shuttle flight By Luther Young
NASA spacesuits put on a few pounds With shuttle, gravity issue is unimportant By New York Times News Service
Higher Rates Needed, Cable Tv Company Tells Council By James M. Coram | James M. Coram,Staff writer
Mt. Airy Man Promoted At Greiner
Second National Robber Is Sought
YMCA program lets ex-homeless woman try again By Ellen Uzelac
Subject.. .. .. .. House action.. .. .. Senate action...
Fitness Fanatics In China Impress Phys-ed Teacher By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,Staff writer
Bluefish Limit Isn't Catching On By Capt. Bob Spore
New Security At Apg
First Lady of Misunderstood speaks out on her state of mind By MICHAEL OLESKER
Meter Readings Change
Man, 41, Charged With Rape At Gallery
Detox Unit Marks 10 Years Of Liberating The Addicted By JoAnna Daemmrich | JoAnna Daemmrich,Staff writer
Political Novice Battles Mayor Hirsch In Havre De Grace By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff writer
State To Probe Dump Site For Hazardous Chemicals By Carol L. Bowers | Carol L. Bowers,Staff writer
Victory's value as cloudy as Kuwait's sooty skies By Doug Struck | Doug Struck,Sun Staff Correspondent
State Could Defer 12 Road Projects In County By Adam Sachs | Adam Sachs,Staff writer
Morgan State Choir To Sing At High School
Plans For July 4 Parade
A too-political tale by Buckley and an impressive first effort THRILLERS By Bob Baylus | Bob Baylus,Mr. Baylus is a writer living in Baltimore
Last Year's Dark Horse Is This Year's Team To Beat By Gary Lambrecht | Gary Lambrecht,Staff writer
Send Message Of Caution
Despite Penalties, Warriors Stop Eagles In Lacrosse By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,Staff writer
16 Gold Medals For County In State Vo-tech Olympics By Greg Tasker | Greg Tasker,Staff writer
Consultant Wins Contracts
Tragedy Shows Why Life Jackets Should Be Required By Edward H. Shur
House Unwilling To Pop Caterer-alcohol Bill Cork By John A. Morris | John A. Morris,Staff writer
Growth Spurs School Plea For Money To Hire Teachers By Greg Tasker | Greg Tasker,Staff writer
Do You Support Tax Hike To Balance Budget?
Army Recommends Two Agencies Be Shifted To Apg By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff writer
Condos Up For Sale
Northeast Can't Make History Repeat In Lax Tournament By Roch Eric Kubatko | Roch Eric Kubatko,Staff writer
Lonise Bias Speaks 'Message Of Hope'
Looking Toward the Political Future in Baltimore Can Any Challenger Exploit Schmoke's Weak Points? By PATRICK GILBERT
Two-day Seminar Offers Safety Tips For Offshore Sailing By Nancy Noyes
Ugly ContrastEditor: The March 10 column by Sydney...
Looking Toward the Political Future in Baltimore The City Council Turns Assertive By MARTIN C. EVANS
The Top 10 Girls In Lacrosse Weighted Toward Offense By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,Staff writer
Westminster Racer On Hot Winning Streak By Stanley C. Dillon
Mandela, rival renew efforts to end violence By Jerelyn Eddings | Jerelyn Eddings,Johannesburg Bureau of The Sun
State Marshal Investigates Fires At Vacant Buildings By Michael James | Michael James,Staff writer
Lucretia Feldbush Hospice volunteer
Society Lauds Founders
Atholton Raiders
Bus Manufacturer Wins $3.1 Million In Civil Suit
* Navy Fireman Eric R. Bowen, son of Robert M. and Linda...
Various Paths Lead To Title Road By Mike Nortrup | Mike Nortrup,Contributing sports writer
Win One for the Gipper
Ends Recruit Training
Distance Learning, Duped Learners By GEORGE HAHN II
Who was the Charles behind Charles Street? By James H. Bready
But Local Officials Express Mixed Feelings By Adam Sachs | Adam Sachs,Staff writer
Red Cross service helps trace relatives who were among victims of Holocaust By New York Times News Service
Hard Times At Food Give-away: Latecomers Leave Hungry By Samuel Goldreich | Samuel Goldreich,Staff writer
Ecker, Council Members Unmasked On Cable Tv By James M. Coram | James M. Coram,Staff writer
County Maps Available
Name: Bridget HarrisHonored by The Carroll County Sun for...
While 'The Guv' Was Gone, He Was Doing State Good By Jeff Griffith
Christians and Jews By RAY JENKINS
Dumping Fees On Their Way By Darren M. Allen | Darren M. Allen,Staff writer
We're Looking For Winners Both On And Off The Field
Top-ranking Soviet Firefighter Visits 2 County Stations By Michael James | Michael James,Staff writer
What Do You Think About Raising Academic Requirements?
Morgan State Choir To Sing At High School
In Yugoslavia, Law Becomes What One Can Get Away With By DIANA JEAN SCHEMO
For neighbors, accident comes as shock By Rafael Alvarez | Rafael Alvarez,Sun Staff Correspondent
County Considers Ways To Lessen Trash By Anne Haddad | Anne Haddad,Staff writer
Sun wins 10 top awards in regional competition
Boy, 5, survives 9-story fall Wet grass cushions impact after plunge By Arthur Hirsch
George H. Dunlap, the first general chairman and chie...
U.S. dental health advances largely bypass poor By Los Angeles Times
John A. Fava Produce executive
Hazel V. Yealy, 78, died March 23 at Liberty Medical... By These obituaries were provided by area funeral homes
Aberdeen Eagles
Meade Wins Del. Tournament
Irs Accountant Is One With Taxing Conviction By Joyce Muller | Joyce Muller,Special to The Carroll County Sun Staff writer
Some Renaissance Men And Women In Bowling World By Donald G. Vitek
Scientists seek divine names for Venus sites By Newsday
Church Welcomes Lapsed Catholics By Angela Gambill | Angela Gambill,Staff writer
Commutations: Justice and Mercy By MICHAEL A. MILLEMANN
Teachers' Unions Square Off In 5 Counties Over Pay By Angela Gambill | Angela Gambill,Staff writer
Maryland Reclamation Agrees To Suit Settlements By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff writer
Tribute To Hylda Wayson
At Golden Ring, teachers chalk it up to teamwork Five are tackling tough tasks together By Lynda Robinson
Builder Angers Residents Worried Over Water Supply By Daniel P. Clemens Jr. | Daniel P. Clemens Jr.,Staff writer
New Law Firm Opens
Obituaries
County Delegation Seeks Money For Aacc Building By John A. Morris | John A. Morris,Staff writer
Alcohol, not drugs, is the most serious problem on campus, say officials By Jean Marbella
'Just Not Enough To Go Around' By Samuel Goldreich | Samuel Goldreich,Staff writer
Opinions On Tax Increase
Providers scramble to keep the ex-homeless housed Programs pressed as clients increase By Ellen Uzelac | Ellen Uzelac,Sun Staff Correspondent
Sheppard-pratt Seeks To Fill Psychological Need In County By Maria Archangelo | Maria Archangelo,Staff writer
Mentor, Ex-pupil Share In Championship Cheer By John Harris III | John Harris III,Staff writer
Endless debate revolves around where Western Maryland actually begins By Thom Loverro | Thom Loverro,Western Maryland Bureau of The Sun
Twins Serve Together
A weak treatment of Ford Madox Ford's career By Frederick Busch | Frederick Busch,Los Angeles Times
Many Fail To Understand Schools' Citizenship Test By Phil Greenfield
Pro-Western Arab states dominate policy session By New York Times News Service
The Clash: Preserve The Old, Make Way For The New By Mark Guidera
Youth Dies Of Injuries
Looking Over Your Shoulder At Income Tax Time By Ellie Baublitz | Ellie Baublitz,Staff writer
New Rubble Restrictions Are Among Toughest In State By Carol L. Bowers | Carol L. Bowers,Staff writer
Water Is Another Liquid Causing Mideast Tensions By PETER HONEY
Here's what to look out for if you're traveling in the...
Lunchtime At Harundale Presbyterian By Samuel Goldreich | Samuel Goldreich,Staff writer
Course Of Dreams Planned For The Well-heeled Golfer By Erik Nelson | Erik Nelson,Staff writer
Want To Invest In Winery?
Hiring Of This Rookie Coach -- Age 63 -- Is Good Decision By Pat O'Malley
Gouldin Murder, Rape Trial Set To Begin Tuesday By Michael James | Michael James,Staff writer
Raid On Adult Bookstore Yields No Leads In Killing By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff writer
Havre De Grace Is Seeking City Manager Candidate -- Again By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff writer
Arnold Singer To Debut With 'Love Dances' Album By Michael R. Driscoll | Michael R. Driscoll,Staff writer
Ryland's ex-CEO leads effort to build affordable housing By Michael J. Clark | Michael J. Clark,Howard County Bureau of The Sun
Man feared drowned after boat capsizes
'I'd use anything to relieve the pain' Sugar Ray Leonard says career-threatening surgery led to drug, alcohol abuse By Alan Goldstein | Alan Goldstein,Sun Staff Correspondent
Radio Tower Lights In The Public Eye Again By Anne Haddad | Anne Haddad,Staff writer
FEATURES
FLORENZ CROSSLEYTeacherFlorenz Crossley's childhood was... By Mary Corey
Seeking Lincoln's DNA By Randi Henderson
Homer's works have deeper meaning than the rocks and waves he painted By John Dorsey | John Dorsey,Sun Art Critic
Country furniture plans By Anita Gold | Anita Gold,Chicago Tribune
'Stradivarius' is a fake By James G. McCollam | James G. McCollam,Copley News Service
Russian Flavors That Please By Janice Baker
Do you fit this Bosses from Hell profile? By Niki Scott | Niki Scott,Universal Press Syndicate
New Orleans festival offers menu of food, fun and music By Rick Mason | Rick Mason,Knight-Ridder News Service
Pennsylvania Maple Festival to celebrate 44th year By Dorothy Fleetwood
Multimedia work due at Towson StateOmaha Magic Theatre's... By J. Wynn Rousuck Goucher to offer Forrest Collection in dance concert
Notes From An Organic Grower By Dave Barry
'Crazy ideas' prove fruitful at venerable Chapoutier winery By Michael Dresser
Win some funny money By LAURA CHARLES
Sisters By Choice By PAT SHAPIRO
Plaids, stripes, furniture can doll up teen's bedroom By Rita St. Clair
April 7 tour to show houses, gardens in historic Federal Hill and Fells Point By Carleton Jones
Denim To Dye For By Catherine Cook
New location puts Cartuche in gallery mainstream By Linda Lowe Morris
Many black fans feel he's exploiting their music By J. D. Considine | J. D. Considine,Sun Pop Music Critic
Saluting the governor and legislators By Eric Siegel
Emphasizing one religion is one path, living a non-religious life is another By Henry Scarupa
Thanks To One And All Acknowledgments Humor By PETER CARLIN
The Best Of Friend What Is This Thing Called Friendship And Who Are Those Lucky Ones Who Are By PATRICK A. MCGUIRE
Scholar finds Shaker crafts more sophisticated, colorful than previously thought By Lita Solis-Cohen
From The Sun March 31-April 6, 1841April 2: The dwelling... By Fred Rasmussen
The Sea Is The Soul Of Charlevoix -- And Its History By Sharon Nicholas
Anna Carroll's Commentaries By Carleton Jones
Modern Home Hides Behind Federal Facade By Carleton Jones
Pianists of long ago reappear on CDs By Stephen Wigler | Stephen Wigler,Sun Music Critic
Re-creating The Lavish Look Of Ziegfeld By J. Wynn Rousuck
Junkets for baseball junkiesBaseball junkies can savor six...
Interpreting artworks in terms of flowers By Lynn Williams
Respect For Ice Milk By ROB KASPER
Ritzy Grits: A Down-home Staple Gets Class By Lynn Williams
Fabric Dolls: From Cradle To Showcase By Linda Lowe Morris
Beer school students are serious about suds By George Papajohn | George Papajohn,Chicago Tribune
BUSINESS
ILA case starts in furor, ends in whimper By Thomas Easton | Thomas Easton,New York Bureau of The Sun
Small firms likely to be where jobs are By New York Times News Service
Developer, city work together on complex By Edward Gunts
U.S. investors stock up on Treasuries By New York Times News Service
Real estate trusts surviving despite poor economy By Thomas Easton | Thomas Easton,New York Bureau of The Sun
Seminar on comprehensive zoning in Baltimore Co. at Hunt Valley Inn By Edward Gunts
Despite gulf crisis, energy efficiency remains a tough sell for industry By Matthew L. Wald | Matthew L. Wald,New York Times News Service
Md. among states with increase in price of single-family homes
Most deposits would remain safe under proposed insurance limits By JANE BRYANT QUINN | JANE BRYANT QUINN,1991, Washington Post Writers Group
You can plan for care of disabled kin By Graeme Browning
PERMITSConstruction off 20.9% for year in MarylandThe...
Record amount of securities issued By New York Times News Service
Builders get preview of products Retaining wall, stove among items at show By Audrey Haar
Fixed-rate mortgage with just 5% down is alive and well By ELLEN JAMES MARTIN
High-performing equity funds offer risk along with the potential for profit By WERNER RENBERG
Buyers fight to get liens paid after some car dealers fail By Kim Clark
Equity funds may be a good choice for retirement investments By Thomas Watterson | Thomas Watterson,Boston Globe
Single women shouldn't shy away from planning for financial future By Mary Rowland | Mary Rowland,New York Times News Service
Soviet jeans maker sews a new style of economic success By Scott Shane | Scott Shane,Moscow Bureau of The Sun
Advertisement
|
|
|
Please note the green-lined linked article text has been applied commercially without any involvement from our newsroom editors, reporters or any other editorial staff.
