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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON MAY 20, 1991
NEWS
China losing its biological treasures Deforestation damages Yunnan By Robert Benjamin | Robert Benjamin,Beijing Bureau of The Sun
'Glass ceiling' thwarts minorities Minority hiring opportunities are criticized. By Cox News Service
Residents of English Consul seeking to restore recognition to community By Robert A. Erlandson | Robert A. Erlandson,Baltimore County Bureau of The Sun
Frito-Lay to build Harford plant Chip maker's move here could mean 500 jobs. By Bruce Reid | Bruce Reid,Evening Sun Staff
Man beaten with his own baseball bat may have brain damage By Ginger Thompson and Peter Hermann
Severna Park Evens Score In Title Win Over Chesapeake By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,Staff writer
200 volunteers turns mounds of Preakness trash into cash Proceeds from the Preakness clean-up will aid rain forest. By Patrick Ercolano | Patrick Ercolano,Evening Sun Staff Intern Susan Eggers contributed to this story
Volunteers turn trash into cash Proceeds from the Preakness cleanup will aid rain forest. By Patrick Ercolano | Patrick Ercolano,Evening Sun Staff Intern Susan Eggers contributed to this story
Bush offers to improve relations with Cuba, Castro Conditions include free elections in Cuba, respect for human rights. By Knight-Ridder
How Helpful Ideas Sometimes Make Matters Worse By GEORGE F. WILL
Destroying chemical arms By Newsday
Joseph D. Zoeller
Items stolen from mansion are found
Correction
Members want to reshape council City Council to hear 3 plans to change its size and districts. By Patrick Gilbert | Patrick Gilbert,Evening Sun Staff
An increase is an increase is an increaseBaltimore County...
Higher Costs For School Tops Agenda By Dianne Williams Hayes | Dianne Williams Hayes,Staff writer
She Knows: Mom Bolsters Other Parents By Dianne Williams Hayes
Girls Make Sure Columnist Knows Who Is Tops In Lacrosse By Pat O"Malley
Tax cut in the county
First-hand accounts contradict White House image of safe military operation WAR IN THE GULF By Richard H. P. Sia and Karen Hosler | Richard H. P. Sia and Karen Hosler,Washington Bureau of The Sun AP/SUN GRAPHICS/U.S. European Command Combined information Bureau, Incirlik, Turkey
3 plans proposed to revise districts for City Council By Martin C. Evans
Joseph D. Zoeller
Washington prepares to deal again with Iran-contra scandal By Lyle Denniston | Lyle Denniston,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Restored menu, mustard doors and other sightings of this May By Jacques Kelly
Kuwait sends man to jail for wearing Hussein shirt By Los Angeles Times
United Against Abuse
Saving FamiliesEditor: The Maryland Department of Human...
Trade Council Honors 3
Vets welcomed, Hollywood style By Los Angeles Times
Sholom D. Comay, 53, who was re-elected this month to a...
Louise C. Gieron Seamstress
Joseph D. ZoellerB&D supervisorServices for Joseph D...
Mayor Schmoke preparing to launch a few rounds at Du Burns
U.S. Red Cross to reorganize its blood banks By Philip J. Hilts | Philip J. Hilts,New York Times News Service
Who Pays? A Girl Awaits By Dianne Williams Hayes
Who holds the chair of Baltimore Studies at the...
More Service From Bwi
Two Employees Stabbed
Beverly B. Frankenfield, college official and ex-women's club president, dies
Style Change in Paris
Assault victim battles for life 3 youths beat man with his own bat near city park. By Alisa Samuels | Alisa Samuels,Evening Sun Staff
Social Security graded A- on benefits, F on disability Members of Congress in poll said agency takes longer to handle non-routine queries. By Chicago Tribune
The Flying Lesson By AUGUSTA TUCKER
4 saved after houseboat sinks
On the brink
A New Order Means New Tensions By NEAL R. PEIRCE
Beverly Burgess Frankenfield, at age 61
Homecomings By Linda DeMers Hummel
Retiring the Best Brains WAR IN THE GULF
Old Power Station Makes Room For Meetings. By Gary Gately | Gary Gately,Staff writer
Leadership is sought on cancer Medical groups urge board with 'vision' By Mary Knudson
At century mark, Hormel hymns glories of Spam By New York Times News Service
A volunteers' race to the cleanest In aid of rain forest, crews collect litter left by Preakness By C. Fraser Smith
'Oooh, there's Bach in the loo!' By Dan Rodricks
Council Resumes Hearing On Substation Expansion By Paul Shread | Paul Shread,Staff writer
New Hampshire's signal
Lawyer says policy was paid days before deadline Partner in Digges firm testifies he was told of fraud after payment. By Kelly Gilbert | Kelly Gilbert,Evening Sun Staff
Expectations, Requirements, Costs Are High By Board of Education Dianne Williams Hayes
A woman of infinite variety By Lawrence Freeny
Program Aims To Give Kids Head Start On Education By JoAnna Daemmrich | JoAnna Daemmrich,Staff writer
Dulaney Shoots Down Mcgeeney, North County For Title By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,Staff writer
Soldier's return A 26-year-old Glen Burnie woman was... By From Staff Reports
The wretched of Bangladesh By Sydney Schanberg
Communities may have more say in planning Proposed planning rules would help neighbors fighting new development. By Larry Carson | Larry Carson,Evening Sun Staff
Health Task Force heads to Kuwait on mission of mercy By Ginger Thompson
Frito-Lay to build Harford plant Chip maker's move here could mean 500 jobs. By Bruce Reid | Bruce Reid,Evening Sun Staff
Helping patients hold family bond Ft. Howard VA picnic gives nursing home patients an experience in cohesiveness. A GIFT FOR GRANDPA By Drew Bailey | Drew Bailey,Evening Sun Staff
Campus drug testing:College student leaders and...
Charles W. Eichelman
Chesapeake Aims To Sail To Softball Championship By Roch Eric Kubatko | Roch Eric Kubatko,Staff writer
Rev. James Faherty Josephite pastor
Speedy Veto in Order
Ruminations on running: Tom Harkin for president? On Politics Today By Jack W. Germond & Jules Witcover
Making the most of a century of meat, Hormel hymns the glories of Spam By Douglas Martin | Douglas Martin,New York Times News Service
Mr. Jefferson's green thumb By Patrick Ercolano
Space telescope project resurrected in budget reshuffling, Mikulski says. By Marina Sarris and Frank D. RoylanceEvening Sun Staff
Computer failure blamed in Scud attack fatal to 28 By New York Times News Service
This Is Week To Get Ready For Memorial Day And Summer By Phyllis Flowers and Phyllis Lucas
Proponents, opponents, opponets of faster, 65 mph limit will argue their cases at Schaefer veto hearing By Marina Sarris | Marina Sarris,Evening Sun Staff
Government auditor Charles Eichelman dies
Los Angeles welcomes home U.S. troops with parade WAR IN THE GULF By Los Angeles Times
Pesticide plant threatens well-being of Mexican district Fire, government inaction subject residents to risk By John M. McClintock | John M. McClintock,Mexico City Bureau of The Sun
Patterson High's small band manages to win big City school toots past larger rivals at regional band contest in Virginia Beach. By Ernest F. Imhoff | Ernest F. Imhoff,Evening Sun Staff
Glen Burnie Woman Kills Husband, Police Charge
Groups Float River Regulations By Peter Hermann | Peter Hermann,Staff writer
Accidents kill 3 over weekend Among 3 dead is a man hit by a car while running from dog, police say. By Richard Irwin | Richard Irwin,Evening Sun Staff
The Three Trade Blocs Raise the Drawbridges By WILLIAM PFAFF
Tracking down secret police informers creates bitter division in Germany By Ian Johnson | Ian Johnson,Special to The Sun
Baltimore CityCHURCH BURGLARY: Southeastern District... By The following accounts were compiled by reporter Richard Irwin from police records in the Baltimore area yesterday and today
Eagles Overcome Unbeaten Frederick Douglass, 6-0 By John Harris III | John Harris III,Staff Writer
S. African drama By Anthony Lewis
Battle agaist Batten's disease goes on Parents of Howard twins ask for more research funding. By Kate McKenna | Kate McKenna,States News Service
Rodeo Life Filled With Breaks, Aches By Arthur Hirsch | Arthur Hirsch,Staff writer
Potential bidders visit state-run Hickey School By John W. Frece
SPORTS
Syracuse denies Hopkins, Panetta By Doug Brown | Doug Brown,Evening Sun Staff
Terps stun Brown, 16-13, to gain NCAA semifinals Stingy defense stops undefeated Bears By Kevin McNamara | Kevin McNamara,Special to The Sun
At last: Towson advances in 3 OTs No. 3 Princeton loses in quarters, 14-13 By Bill Glauber | Bill Glauber,Sun Staff Correspondent
Bullets get eighth pick in NBA draft Hornets, Nets, Kings land first three spots By Alan Goldstein | Alan Goldstein,Sun Staff Correspondent
North Stars win, 3-1, go game up on Penguins Pittsburgh plays without Lemieux By Keith Gave | Keith Gave,Knight-Ridder News Service
Capp the Power wins Geisha Handicap By Special to The Sun
Through the looking glass, players early for DL dateIt's... By Kent Baker
Orioles fall flat again--come up empty, 10-2 Errors help Angels hand Ballard 6th loss By Kent Baker
Tar Heels misfire, but it's Loyola that draws blank By Brian Tomlin | Brian Tomlin,Special to The Evening Sun
Depleted staff needs good Milacki effort By Jim Henneman | Jim Henneman,Evening Sun Staff
Bays try but can't squander lead By Gary Davidson LTC | Gary Davidson LTC,Special to The Evening Star
Marinaro's scoring keeps Crunch on a playoff roll By Sandra McKee | Sandra McKee,Evening Sun Staff
Bulls, Blazers will make finals
Lacking Hornets' sting, Bullets' Nash 'little disappointed' to stay put in draft By Milton Kent | Milton Kent,Evening Sun Staff
TONIGHT: Steady stream of AL East foes floods Orioles with opportunity By Jim Henneman | Jim Henneman,Evening Sun Staff
Flat fails to flatten Breukink's rallly By Sandra McKee | Sandra McKee,Evening Sun Staff
Isler no worse for overboard dunking San Diego team wins Santa Maria regatta By Peter Baker p
Virginia stymies Terps rally to take crown with 8-6 victory Division I women By John W. Stewart | John W. Stewart,Sun Staff Correspondent
Western gets back in the running with title By Paul McMullen | Paul McMullen,Evening Sun Staff
Destiny appears to be on side of North Stars By Francis Rosa | Francis Rosa,Boston Globe
Struggling O's know farm is barren, too By Jim Henneman | Jim Henneman,Evening Sun Staff
Salisbury knows it must speed up to catch Hobart in future By Paul McMullen
Preakness sand trap sifted all but Hansel By Ross Peddicord | Ross Peddicord,Evening Sun Staff
Hansel's storied run writes a topsy-turvy Belmont script By Marty McGee
BaseballBaltimore Orioles -- Placed P Dave Johnson (1-3...
Yankees moving Sax to third RHC
Sanchez takes title, as Mancini quitsSpain's Emilio...
Breukink overcomes deficit, flat for 12-second Tour Du Pont win By Jerry Bembry | Jerry Bembry,Sun Staff Correspondent
Robinson's percentage is among worst By John Steadman
Defender Burlace helps Terps give Brown boot in quarters By Dave Bloss | Dave Bloss,Special to The Evening Sun
Dulaney lives up to its No. 1 billing By Mike Farabaugh
Harbor leads Bays to win at RFK, 2-1 By Bill Free | Bill Free,Sun Staff Correspondent
Auto Racing ^
Terp women finish second ... again
Jordan ordinary, but bench rallies Bulls Pistons fall short in Game 1, 94-83 By Gary Binford | Gary Binford,New York Daily News
Slowdown stinks for cyclists, too By Phil Jackman
U.S. Open qualifier is double trouble By George Taylor | George Taylor,Special to Evening Sun
Severna Park, Loch Raven roll on to another girls title By Mike Farabaugh | Mike Farabaugh,Evening Sun Staff
Orange tops Jays, continues title chase By Mike Preston
Club Dead: Resort of last resort, featuring undertow of confusion By Ken Rosenthal
Loyola rally falls short against North Carolina Greyhounds lose to Tar Heels, 11-9 By Doug Hoogervorst | Doug Hoogervorst,Special to The Sun
For Towson, win was worth wait By Bill Tanton | Bill Tanton,Evening Sun Staff
Fumbling Orioles can't drop ball on needed shake-up By MIKE LITTWIN
Willie's run is real Ribbs-tickler By Gary Long | Gary Long,Knight-Ridder
Vissers puts exclamation on last Viking point By Mike Farabaugh | Mike Farabaugh,Evening Sun Staff
BUSINESS
Jet lag prevention scheme tried out, easily passes test Computer-designed program can help long-distance travelers feel good, sleep well. By Tom Belden | Tom Belden,Knight Ridder
Empire State Building is for sale at bargain price -- with a catch Low asking price tied to complex lease. By New York Times
But critics say the process can lead to informality By Lee Gomes | Lee Gomes,Knight-Ridder News Service
Which Chip?
Market wavering By ASSOCIATAED PRESS
Teens will soon have larger quarters in which to boggie By Jay Merwin | Jay Merwin,Evening Sun Staff
How a career can backfire By Julius Westheimer
Most likely, you're on some databses By Sylvia Porter | Sylvia Porter,1991 Los Angeles Times Syndicate Times Mirror Square Los Angeles, Calif. 90053
For additional Baltimore convention information, call...
Fledgling biotech firms link with big, rich ones to survive By Jane Applegate | Jane Applegate,1991 Los Angeles Times Syndicate Times Mirror Square Los Angeles, Calif. 90053
Apple ends long wait for Macintosh users System 7.0 is a substantial upgrading of operating system, rival to Windows By PETER H. LEWIS
Quayle wins hints of compromiseIn the first day of an...
The core idea of tomorrow's surviving corporation is dynamism By TOM PETERS | TOM PETERS,1991 TPG COMMUNICATIONS
Hiring the disabled called good for the bottom line
The following are recent bankruptcy filings in U.S...
Here are summaries of some recent Computing product... By Knight-Ridder Financial Service
He will decide if BG&E ratepayers absorb $450 million By Kim Clark
This is a weekly summary of selected prime contracts...
Oversupply of office space enhances renter's leverage By Audrey Haar
An item in the Newswatch on business people in Money at...
Microprocessors now come in 7 or more 'flavors' By Valerie Rice | Valerie Rice,Knight-Ridder News Service
Apple's System 7 gives Macs a boost By Lawrence J. Magid | Lawrence J. Magid,Los Angeles Times Syndicdate
New positionsEdmunds & Hyde Inc., a regional...
Word DoctorHow good you talk, along with you're proved...
24-hour N.Y. stock trading nears SEC is expected to OK first phase of later closing time. By New York Times
Tight organization makes project work By LESTER A. PICKER
Don't get sidetracked by offer that won't come By Joyce Lain Kennedy
The Image of Success At 34, John Meindl has built GeneSys Data Technologies into a $30 million optical imaging company. Now, he's eyeing a deal that would triple the company's size. By Leslie Cauley
Newspaper Helps Homeless Man Get New Job In Calif. By Knight-Ridder Newspapers
Ed Smith Real Estate School in Ocean City was licensed...
Sex-harrassment cases increase EEOC gears up By Carol Kleiman | Carol Kleiman,Chicago Tribune
Maker of educational toys aims new home computer at children By Michael J. Himowitz | Michael J. Himowitz,Evening Sun Staff
FEATURES
The party After the Preakness, people in the know race to the parking lot for Mary Frieda Hale's crab cakes and tailgate party By Ross Peddicord | Ross Peddicord,Evening Sun Staff
Report finds SAT trailing other nations' student tests By Linell Smith | Linell Smith,Evening Sun Staff
When the news broke that President Bush felt a shortness... By Sara Engram | Sara Engram,Universal Press Syndicate
Honk if you love getting shot at by a maniac By Mike Royko | Mike Royko,Tribune Media Services
Job prospects By Randi Henderson
'Saddam' explores futility of war, futility of peace By Winifred Walsh | Winifred Walsh,Evening Sun Staff
Seniors Face Future Shock By Randi Henderson
Narrowing the field of vision By John Dorsey | John Dorsey,Sun Art Critic
'Stone Cold,' 'Dice Rules' offer good, bad and ugly By Stephen Hunter | Stephen Hunter,Sun Film Critic
'Northern Exposure' has struck the right note, slightly off key By Michael Hill
Should Murphy Brown tie the knot? By Steve McKerrow
The Dawning Of The Age Of Addiction? By Alice Steinbach
Vilified readers take revenge By Kevin Cowherd
'Crabs' receives 10 local Emmy nominations DHC
Biker film 'Stone Cold' is nothing more than a vehicle for violence. By Lou Cedrone
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