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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON MAY 28, 1991
SPORTS
Goldstein gets mark, title, too Lacrosse notebook By Doug Brown | Doug Brown,Evening Sun Staff
Crenshaw plants praise on Avenel Criticized course's changes on display By John W. Stewart | John W. Stewart,Sun Staff Correspondent
When push came to shove, bullied Bulls were better By Charlie Vincent | Charlie Vincent,Detroit Free Press
In Excess has enough to win and more Irish-bred captures Metropolitan Mile
Goldstein steps up for Tar Heels Senior gets his title after missing twice By Mike Preston | Mike Preston,Sun Staff Correspondent
Hershiser to pitch tomorrow
Orioles come close again, but Indians win, 3-2 Homer in sixth beats Milacki By Kent Baker
Correction
Firing Robinson won't help Orioles
It has been one run of frustration for Oates By Jim Henneman | Jim Henneman,Evening Sun Staff
TONIGHT: Tough times or not, Smith wants ball, which is fine with Oates By Milton Kent | Milton Kent,Evening Sun Staff
For the first time since May 1987, the Braves...
Candiotti takes heat well, leaves Orioles hitters cold By Jerry Bembry
Name golfers and winners alike will dot 'best' Kemper field By Phil Jackman
Ballesteros captures British PGA in playoff
Return to Fenway Park looms as 'new experience' for... By Kent Baker
Manager aside, Orioles questions keep popping up By JOHN EISENBERG
Robinson to get lowdown on front-office job duties By Jim Henneman | Jim Henneman,Evening Sun Staff
Miller's My Lear jets to record in upset Fair Hill win By Ross Peddicord | Ross Peddicord,Evening Sun Staff
Today, 7:35 p.m.(HTS, WBAL-AM 1090...
Top NBA playoff performances
BaseballChicago Cubs -- Optioned P Steve Wilson to Class...
Syracuse comes up empty as final site By Bill Tanton
Array of state titles puts Anne Arundel in 7th heaven High schools By Mike Farabaugh | Mike Farabaugh,Evening Sun Staff
Towson runs out of rallies N.C. wins title game, 18-13 By Mike Preston | Mike Preston,Sun Staff Correspondent
Towson wins big, despite final defeat By Doug Brown | Doug Brown,Evening Sun Staff
Improving Indians keep a gift they used to give away By Milton Kent | Milton Kent,Evening Sun Staff
Mattingly injures finger sliding
My Lear wins Fair Hill steeplechase By Marty McGee | Marty McGee,Sun Staff Correspondent
Constellation heat could help Rosasco By Michael Reeb
The teams THE SUN'S 1991 GIRLS ALL-METRO LACROSSE TEAM
Bulls sweep away Pistons' hopes for NBA three-peat Chicago's 115-94 victory earns first trip to finals By Clifton Brown | Clifton Brown,New York Times News Service
NEWS
Doctors fascinated by Bushes' disease cluster Bush, his wife and their dog have autoimmune ailments. By N.Y. Times News Service
At Mr. G's carryout, nothing changes, and that's the place's charm By Jacques Kelly
City campaign gets serious about trash By Noam Neusner
For seven from Persian Gulf war: honors, and tears By Patrick Ercolano | Patrick Ercolano,Evening Sun Staff Jacques Kelly and Patricia Fanning contributed to this story
Charles C. Shelleman
Plane explosion over Thailand blamed on bomb By Los Angeles Times
Democrats: Right on Rights
Iranians seek renewal of ties to West, region Moderates show signs of upper hand By Youssef M. Ibrahim | Youssef M. Ibrahim,New York Times News Service
Woman arrested in Gandhi's killing By Robert Benjamin | Robert Benjamin,Sun Staff Correspondent
Bush says he'll extend China's trade privileges By New York Times News Service
Rehnquist's triumph
Billion spy empire By Charleston (W. Va.) Gazette
Beware, motorists, of projects on state roads A listing of thoroughfares on which repairs are being made this week.
Focus on black education, a desire to help led to BAND Group was formed to help provide endowments for black schools. By Monica Norton | Monica Norton,Evening Sun Staff
City may haave jumped the gun on CEBO funds Money released to agency before HUD approval. By Joan Jacobson | Joan Jacobson,Evening Sun Staff
You Take the Pay, You Lose Your Say By ELLEN GOODMAN
Regulating financial aid
Heat closes all Arundel, 2 city schools early By Mark Bomster | Mark Bomster,Evening Sun Staff Larry Carson, Jay Merwin, Monica Norton and Bruce Reid contributed to this story
6-alarm fire hits office building in Baltimore County 5 firefighters injured slightly By James Bock and Roger Twigg David Michael Ettlin of The Sun's metropolitan staff contributed to this article
Bush decision outrages AIDS activists By Boston Globe
Operation Solomon
Assunta D'Adamo, at age of 87
Buses No More
Homemade bomb kills man
Liberated Kuwait plods along aimlessly Citizens seethe, leaders vacation By Alan Sipress | Alan Sipress,Knight-Ridder News Service
Top Male Athlete By Selected by the sports staff of | Selected by the sports staff of,The Anne Arundel County Sun for the week ended May 25. Only players nominated by coaches and the public are selected for the Players of the Week column. Nominations must be phoned to Pat O'Malley's 24-hour Sportsline, 647-2499, absolutely no later than 11 p.m. Sunday for inclusion in Tuesday's paper
Vivian Iowa Goad
Service restored after water main break Construction mishap cuts water to about 15,000. By Richard Irwin and Michael A. Fletcher | Richard Irwin and Michael A. Fletcher,Evening Sun Staff
Baltimore CitySHOOTING: Eastern District -- James Carmen... By The following accounts were compiled by reporter Richard Irwin from police records in the Baltimore area yesterday and today
Northeast Wins State In 15-3 Rout By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,Staff writer
It's That Strawberry Festival Time Of Year In Linthicum By Rosalie M. Falter
15,000 still are without water 15,000 residences and businesses in Owings Mills-Reisterstown hit by water main break.
Fire ousts 50 tenants, over 100 workers Six-alarm blaze damages Hillendale Square office building in Baltimore County.
Prisons and progenitors By Russell Baker
Schaefer hitting the road to try to boost trade Well-traveled governor going to Japan, Singapore. By Liz Atwood | Liz Atwood,Evening Sun Staff
New Annapolis Movie House Gives Glitz With The Flicks By Lorraine Mirabella | Lorraine Mirabella,Staff writer
RICH strives for harmony in S.E. BaltimoreRejoicing in...
. . . And Wrong on Campaigns
Dorothy Helen McClure Keller, 57, registered nurse
Poling Creative At Gerard
Blue collars turn white By GILBERT SANDLER
Learnville Helps Pupils Deal With Economics Of 'Real Life' By Peter Hermann | Peter Hermann,Staff writer
H. Melvin Upton
The president of the New Community College of Baltimore... By Melody Simmons | Melody Simmons,Evening Sun Staff
In war's wake, spewing oil blackens sky, Persian Gulf By Alan Sipress | Alan Sipress,Knight-Ridder News Service
Political armada forming to sink tax on yachts Boaters say new tax and user fees hit them broadside, harm industry. By Stacey Evers | Stacey Evers,States News Service
Right-wing gun for hire By Daniel Berger
G. Johansen, piano virtuoso, composer, dies By New York Times News Service
Parents Are Scrambling As Kids' D-day Approaches By Phyllis Flowers & Phyllis Lucas
Another campaign finance reform stalemate? On Politics Today By Jack W. Germond & Jules Witcover
Roosevelt Coach Credits Old Mill Mentor By Ed McDonough | Ed McDonough,Contributing writer
Advance is reported here against prostate cancer University of Maryland doctors report treatment that holds potential for cure. By Sue Miller | Sue Miller,Evening Sun Staff
Seven who died in gulf war honored in Timonium By Mary Knudson
With gulf war over, Kuwait is plodding along aimlessly By Alan Sipress | Alan Sipress,Knight-Ridder News Service
Largest democracy disintegrates By Georgie Anne Geyer
Rebels agree to cease-fire in Ethiopia Leading faction is urged by U.S. to take over capital By Gilbert A. Lewthwaite | Gilbert A. Lewthwaite,London Bureau of The Sun
Helen F. Stokes, age 81, once a leading soprano
Edmund Demaitre, 85, a retired political analyst with the...
Insurers Advice
Timeless tales of survival By Stephen P. Bowler
Flea Markets Thrive in Hard Times
Martial law is extended 30 more days in Kuwait By Los Angeles Times
Polygamy is good for women, too By Elizabeth Joseph
Weird science: Scheduling conflicts are forcing class reshuffling Lab conflicts lead some Balto. Co. schools to offer longer classes. By Meredith Schlow | Meredith Schlow,Evening Sun Staff
Expelled students get help at 'Twilight School' By Sandra Crockett | Sandra Crockett,Baltimore County Bureau of The Sun
Church honors the dead at historic cemetery By Robert A. Erlandson
Ijamsville man killed by bomb at his house By James Bock
Edmund Demaitre, 85, a retired political analyst with the...
Arundel Reclaims Throne By Pasting Perry Hall, 8-1 By Roch Eric Kubatko | Roch Eric Kubatko,Staff writer
Black History Exhibit
7 die on roads, 5 drown in Md. Memorial holiday weekend accidents kill 12 in state. By Richard Irwin and Jacques Kelly | Richard Irwin and Jacques Kelly,Evening Sun Staff
Gone 5 years, News American lives in memories By MICHAEL OLESKER
Abortion foes confident of petition drive's success By Sandy Banisky
Mystery surrounds White House disease Dog's malady similar to first family's By New York Times News Service
Tanks enter Addis Ababa, fire on presidential palace Arrival of rebels now seen in capital
Relative PovertyEditor: Margaret Orman's letter asks why...
Rebels storm Addis Ababa, capture palace Cease-fire deal reached with rebels at talks in London By Gilbert A. Lewthwaite | Gilbert A. Lewthwaite,London Bureau of The Sun
County's Tennis Winners In Dramatic Comebacks By John Harris III | John Harris III,Staff Writer
Street cleaners may soon move on Plan to transfer hokey men has neighborhood residents upset. CLEAN SWEEP By Patrick Gilbert | Patrick Gilbert,Evening Sun Staff
Few Children Sign Up For Voluntary Free Measles Shots By JoAnna Daemmrich | JoAnna Daemmrich,Staff writer
Memories Are Painful For Parents By Arthur Hirsch | Arthur Hirsch,Staff writer
Prutia Peirce Lohrmann dies
FEATURES
Relief is never having to say 'I saw ``thirtysomething'' ' again By Randi Henderson
You never outgrow your need for water --8 glasses a day By Colleen Pierre, R.D
Do you dye?
They're breaking up that old gang of mine THE IMPACT: WE'LL NEVER BE 'IN OUR 30S' AGAIN By Mary Corey
Versatile BoDeans at Shriver Hall By Nestor Aparicio | Nestor Aparicio,Evening Sun Staff
Staying in the SAFETY ZONE By Gerri Kobren
Volunteering for camp
Viewers can once again say 'Hi, Bob' By Steve McKerrow
'thirtysomething' was brief and indecisive, just like life By Michael Hill
Gala will marshal support for Gettysburg monument By Sylvia Badger
The fear-not biker gang By Elise T. Chisolm
When too much of a vitamin isn't good By Dr. Simeon Margolis
Pets on Wheels throws a 'Bone Voyage' party By Ellen Hawks | Ellen Hawks,Evening Sun Staff
Are they healthy? Evidence suggests a few gray areas By Nancy Pappas | Nancy Pappas,Excerpted from In Health Magazine
'Dying Young' becomes 'All for Love' By Knight-Ridder
John Hughes' 'Only the Lonely' mixes subtle humor and ethnic slurs By Lou Cedrone
Champion bodybuilders born, not made By Dr. Gabe Mirkin | Dr. Gabe Mirkin,United Feature Syndicate
Letting Michael Steadman be Jewish gave broader range to 'thirtysomething' By David Zurawik | David Zurawik,Sun Television Critic
Study eliminates metabolism excuse for dieters By Knight-Ridder News Service
BUSINESS
Machine tool orders down significantly By New York Times News Service
Baltimore Bancorp to reopen meeting Final votes of shareholders to be received. By Ross Hetrick | Ross Hetrick,Evening Sun Staff
Bancorp dissidents win first victory Firm favored by dissidents to count ballots. By Jon Morgan and Ross Hetrick | By Jon Morgan and Ross Hetrick,Evening Sun Staff
Advice: Be flexible, lower goals
Bush to renew China trade status But high-tech exports to be cut in proposal to extend most-favored-nation preference. By Knight-Ridder
How to handle a tough boss By Julius Westheimer
Employers can afford to be picky Job seekers with best chances are skilled, experienced workers. By Georgia C. Marudas | Georgia C. Marudas,Evening Sun Staff
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