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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON OCTOBER 19, 1991
SPORTS
N. County tops Severna Park, 28-20 By Alan Widmann
International weathers change, retains prestige By Marty McGee | Marty McGee,Sun Staff Correspondent
Peter Schmuck's World Series matchups zHC
W. Md., Dickinson put first things first By Jeff Fletcher
Either Temple or Navy to get rare win 1-5 Owls, 0-5 Mids are frustrated pair By Jerry Bembry
No. 12 S. River stops No. 20 Perry Hall, 14-13 By Steven Kivinski
Terps look for another Wake reprieve By Mike Preston | Mike Preston,Sun Staff Correspondent
Braves-Twins in Series: Last shall be first Free-agent additions put both over the top By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Sun Staff Correspondent
Northern stuns Edmondson in 16-6 win By Calvin Watkins
Cole can't beat Diggs, so he joined him By John W. Stewart
Carbajal stays unbeaten with unanimous decision By Alan Goldstein | Alan Goldstein,Sun Staff Correspondent
Mister Frisky retired to stud By Los Angeles Times
Glazers update Schaefer on bid for Baltimore team
Azinger shoots 65 again, leads by 1Paul Azinger shot his...
Woodlawn beats Randallstown, 20-10 By Rich Scherr " "HC
Gilman sneaks past Gibbons, 17-14 By Bob Clark
Blast opens new season tonight with new faces Revamped roster to face Sidekicks By Bill Free
City College breaks mold, beats Forest Park, 46-0 By Sam Davis
Penn State LB D'Onofrio to miss game
Mercer takes the shots, then KOs Morrison in 5th By Alan Goldstein | Alan Goldstein,Sun Staff Correspondent
Paved paradise, put up a Metrodome By MIKE LITTWIN
NFL injury report
Capitals nip Devils, 6-5, for 6-1 start By Bill Free | Bill Free,Sun Staff Correspondent
Game in Soviet Union set for Western Md. football March trip to Moscow a first for a U.S. team By Jeff Fletcher | Jeff Fletcher,Special to The Sun
Jacks hammered by Mariners, 3-0 By Nestor Aparicio
BaseballChicago Cubs -- Named Donald C. Grenesko VP and...
Mutombo pioneers new marketing strategy By Thomas S. Mulligan | Thomas S. Mulligan,Los Angeles Times
Hereford ends losing streak Football
FEATURES
For ardent competitors, mum, of course, is the word By MIKE KLINGAMAN
Around the house* Thread toilet tissue through the slot of...
TELEVISIONBound for glory Once again, baseball's World... By Steve McKerrow
What Quacks And Chirps And Monopolizes Table Talk? By Rob Kasper
Eden pops up again as 'Jeannie,' but this time without Hagman By STEVE MCKERROW
Eutaw St. Hours: Open 24... By Karen Hunter
The Middleton Tavern, 2 Market Place, Annapolis, 263-3323... By MARY MAUSHARD | MARY MAUSHARD,The Evening Sun BOP, 802 N. Charles St., 234-0500. Mount Vernon's BOP doesn't seem to have lived up to its early promise, when its pizzas sported soft-shell crabs and other exotica, and a tantalizing new pasta and seafood menu was reportedly in the works. But BOP still offers some of the best pizzas in town. The decor is sort of Kafkaesque, although some diners might consider murky colors and sinister murals a refreshing antidote to most pizza parlors' excessive cheeriness. $inexpensive. (Last visited 9/91.) LYNN WILLIAMSThe Sun Mehfil, 7946 Harford Road, 668-4846. It looks like a crosbetween a sub shop and a laundromat -- so humble our good, home-cooked Indian meal surprised us. Prices are extraordinarily low, and it's bring your own beer. We particularly liked our greaseless, chunky samosas, some lovely pakoras of onion and eggplant (served with chilied green coriander sauce sour-edged with pomegranate), a cool salad of garbanzos, potato, tomato and cucumber, and a delightful chicken biryani -- an Indian chicken fried rice with almonds and raisins. $inexpensive. (Last visited 8/91.) JANICE BAKERThe Sunday Sun
Testing A Home For Radon Is Simple And Inexpensive By Karol V. Menzie and Randy Johnson
Swan River daisyBotanical name: Brachycome... By Amalie Adler Ascher
Vanilla Ice's pale parody of blacks cracks 'Cool as Ice' By Stephen Hunter | Stephen Hunter,Sun Film Critic
Visitors to Calvert beaches are fixed on finding fossils By Kathleen Shull
NEWS
Correction
Weinberg group heavy with assets, light with charity Foundation worth $743 million gave $1.9 million last year By James Bock
Gates nomination sent to Senate by panel, 11-4 But cloud remains over vote on floor By Peter Honey | Peter Honey,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Soviet people await new order in the dark and cold By Will Englund | Will Englund,Moscow Bureau of The Sun
Billboard industry puts its money where its votes are By Dan Fesperman | Dan Fesperman,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Invitations to Mideast talks are issued U.S., Soviet Union move as Israelis balk By Robert Ruby | Robert Ruby,Jerusalem Bureau of The Sun
Security Council nations agree on arms-limit rules By Richard O'Mara | Richard O'Mara,London Bureau of The Sun
The Missing Voices in the Israeli Debate By HAIM GORDON
Poll Wars By GARLAND L. THOMPSON | GARLAND L. THOMPSON,Garland L. Thompson writes editorials for The Sun
He Saidthe window blew in againi think it was a train or... By Poems by Rusty Simpson
Last gasps of debate on redistricting in sight Mitchell announces Monday deadline By Tom Bowman | Tom Bowman,Sun Staff Correspondent
Governor issues warning as cuts are made official State may face another round of budget-paring By C. Fraser Smith | C. Fraser Smith,Maryland State Department of Budget and Fiscal Planning SUN GRAPHICSAnnapolis Bureau of The Sun
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Middle East Breakthrough
Better watch out Schaefer's sending holiday greetings By C. Fraser Smith | C. Fraser Smith,Annapolis Bureau of The Sun
Above All, Never Be Tacky By JAMES J. KILPATRICK
The Iowa: Ending a Grievous Error
The Raccoon By BARBARA MALLONEE
Thomas, amid pomp and sunshine, takes first of 2 court oaths By Karen Hosler | Karen Hosler,Washington Bureau of The Sun Lyle Denniston of The Sun's Washington Bureau contributed to this article
Bond Votes for Baltimore's Future
Productive LandsEditor: I suggest that the Maryland state...
Army agrees to build well for Phoenix neighborhood By Dennis O'Brien | Dennis O'Brien,Baltimore County Bureau of The Sun
Who in 1967 voted against Thurgood Marshall... By THEO LIPPMAN JR
Eerie calm follows drug-raiding storm on East Oliver Street By M. Dion Thompson
Tomatoes altered genetically to control ripening By San Francisco Chronicle
Elderly sisters slain in robbery Guns are taken at Havre de Grace sporting goods store By Samuel Goldreich and Roger Twigg | Samuel Goldreich and Roger Twigg,Sun Staff Correspondents John Rivera and Ann LoLordo of The Sun's metropolitan staff contributed to this article
J. Ronald EarhartHopkins physicistServices for J. Ronald...
Jury finds manufacturer liable in worker's death AAI safety officer died testing machine By Brian Sullam
Investigators seek witnesses to fatal Rosedale house fire By Sheridan Lyons and Sandra Crockett | Sheridan Lyons and Sandra Crockett,Baltimore County Bureau of The Sun
BUSINESS
Blues, expecting downturn, begin cutting jobs Hundreds of layoffs likely at health insurer By Peter H. Frank
Lender buys foreclosed Owings Mills site By David Conn
Bell Atlantic, BG&E post 3rd-quarter profitsBell Atlantic... By Leslie Cauley
Martin Marietta cuts staff in Bethesda By Ted Shelsby &
Biotech firm may break from parent By Blair S. Walker
Struggling Towson Marketplace sold By Ellen James Martin
Store emphasizes old-fashioned service By Michael Dresser | Michael Dresser,Sun Staff Correspondent
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