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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON SEPTEMBER 29, 1991
NEWS
Youth rally in '69 suddenly turned into nightmare of violence MEMORIAL STADIUM: AN UNUSUAL DAY By RAFAEL ALVAREZ
The most ruthless file clerk in federal history By Joe Swickard | Joe Swickard,Knight-Ridder News Service
Manchester
Memorial Stadium: Our Colts
In 1976, the band Tiffany came to Ocean... By Susan Canfora
Lady Oona Chaplin, 66, wife of the late comic actor...
Blanchard Joins Hospital
Heflin Really Does Talk Like That By RAY JENKINS | RAY JENKINS,Ray Jenkins is editor of the editorial pages of The Evening Sun
Collection Of 1,200 Holders Adds Spice To Her Life By Cindy Parr | Cindy Parr,Contributing writer
Put Severn In One District
Jazz innovator Miles Davis dies at 65 Miles Davis, a... By New York Times News Service
Bold Bush move strikes chord worldwide Action was sought after Soviet coup By Mark Matthews | Mark Matthews,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Corrections
For 60 years, Pa. woman kept everything, filling house now it's all for sale By Knight-Ridder News Service
Lack of paper records at Iraqi nuclear sites aroused inspectors' suspicions Scientists displayed knowledge of bombs By New York Times News Service
Bentley exercises considerable clout in battle for safe district By C. Fraser Smith | C. Fraser Smith,Annapolis Bureau of The Sun
Here is how members of Maryland's delegation on Capitol... By Roll Call Report Syndicate
Senate expected to OK new redistricting plan By Tom Bowman | Tom Bowman,Sun Staff Correspondent
Here's what to look for if you're traveling in the...
Hussein in Office May Be Best Hope for U.S. to Maintain Restraints on Iraq By DOUG STRUCK | DOUG STRUCK,Doug Struck, a correspondent for the Sun, reported from Baghdad before and after the Persian Gulf war
Bush Wins on Mideast, Increases Leverage By MARK MATTHEWS | MARK MATTHEWS,Mark Matthews is The Sun's diplomatic correspondent
Perfect it's not, but Memorial deserves big send-off MEMORIAL STADIUM: A FAREWELL By MARK HYMAN
Progress on Affordable Housing
It was the year of the flounder By Sue Hayes
Annapolis Man Charged In Drug Case
Correction
Old Mill Player Invited To National Try-outs
Residents Criticize School Sites By Jackie Powder | Jackie Powder,Staff writer
Police Arrest Teen-ager As Hold-up Accomplice
Jobless Don't Pity Social Services Workers By Chris. Dickerson For the Howard County Sun
Raiders Get Another Lesson In School Of Hard Knocks By Gary Lambrecht | Gary Lambrecht,Staff writer
No Money, No Road Projects, Lighthizer Tells County By Adam Sachs | Adam Sachs,Staff writer
Town Expects Water Study To Pay Off In State Grants By Mary Gail Hare | Mary Gail Hare,Staff writer
Services Agency Seeks Donations By Adam Sachs | Adam Sachs,Staff writer
Coordination Needed
Correction
'Affordable Housing' Is Elusive By Jeff Griffith
Storm-water/sediment Bill
Fallston And Bel Air On Course For Showdown In Field Hockey By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,Staff writer
Entrepreneur Rides Hot Air Up, Up And Away From Desk Job By Carol L. Bowers | Carol L. Bowers,Staff writer
Whs Boys, Girls Finish 2nd
County Council To Enact Redistricting By Bill, Resolution By James M. Coram | James M. Coram,Staff writer
Correction
Countian Earns Award
Confession Weighed As Evidence By Maria Archangelo | Maria Archangelo,Staff writer
Schaefer rival, Pierpont, got state health job But budget cuts will cause contract to be canceled By John W. Frece | John W. Frece,Annapolis Bureau of The Sun
$3.5 Million Budget Windfall Fuels Debate Over Raises By Samuel Goldreich | Samuel Goldreich,Staff writer
Tax Cut Movement Still Strong By Elise Armacost | Elise Armacost,Staff writer
Glenelg A Step From Perfection In Winning Invitational By Rick Belz | Rick Belz,Staff writer
Man Bolts From Courtroom In Would-be Freedom -- By Jay Apperson | Jay Apperson,Staff writer
Name: Kathleen R. CampanellaHonored by The Carroll County...
Attorney Agrees To Buy Baltimore Federal Buildin By Amy L. Miller | Amy L. Miller,Staff writer
Author Tom Clancy speaks at meetingAuthor Tom Clancy... By Susan Canfora
Norwood Leads Centennial By Daniel P. Clemens Jr. | Daniel P. Clemens Jr.,Staff writer
When true greatness beckoned, Powell flinched By Bruce Clayton
This Isn't Cape Cod
Educators, parents, business leaders told to fight for more school funding By Sandra Crockett
Fun At Core Of Darlington Apple Festival
Scientists ponder how Earth can duck an asteroid By Peninsula Times Tribune
Name: Jen CooperHonored by The Carroll County Sun for...
Debate leaves redistricting's hot spot cold By Robert A. Erlandson and Dennis O'Brien | Robert A. Erlandson and Dennis O'Brien,Baltimore County Bureau of The Sun
How Yertle the Turtle Helped a Head Start Teacher By MICHAEL DAVIS | MICHAEL DAVIS,Michael Davis is The Evening Sun's assistant managing editor for features and sports. During the 1974-75 school year he taught in a Head Start classroom for the Dryden (N.Y.) School Department
Paternalism Is An Obstacle Disabled Shouldn't Have To Face By Marilynn J. Phillips Guest columnist
Corrections
Caples Claims 15k Road Race
Wilde Lake Girls At 4-0, But 'Looking For Consistency' By Rick Belz | Rick Belz,Staff writer
Smoke Detector Working? Order A Pizza And Find Out By Michael James | Michael James,Staff writer
Carroll Remains With Western Maryland--for Now By Darren M. Allen | Darren M. Allen,Staff writer
Diversity Is On Display At Exposition By Kerry O'Rourke | Kerry O'Rourke,Staff writer
Memorial Stadium: Father And Child
North Carroll Farms Residents Fear New Development By Cindy Parr | Cindy Parr,Contributing writer
Is This Driver's Bad Luck Taking Much-needed Turn? By Stanley C. Dillion
Nuclear arms removed from bombers as cutbacks ordered by Bush begin By Charles W. Corddry | Charles W. Corddry,Washington Bureau of The Sun
A Plea For Forward Step
Bullettes Group To Perform At Charity Raffle Of House
Aacc Money Woes Bring Deja Vu To Anniversary By Dianne Williams Hayes | Dianne Williams Hayes,Staff writer
Rec Projects Delayed
After early euphoria, reality breeds anger By Ian Johnson | Ian Johnson,Special to The Sun
County Teachers Among The Best
Man Robs Post Office Of Stamps, Cash By Peter Hermann | Peter Hermann,Staff writer
Gorbachev lauds Bush's weapons cuts Despite 'questions,' reciprocal actions by Soviets are likely By Will Englund | Will Englund,Moscow Bureau of The Sun The Los Angeles Times and the New York Times News Service contributed to this article
Copyright 50 A.D.?
Under new chief, FDA gives signs of rediscovering watchdog role By Gilbert A. Lewthwaite | Gilbert A. Lewthwaite,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Runner's Legs Were Willing, But The Head Was Lost By Gary Lambrecht
Atholton Runs Record To 3-1 With Sweep Of Howard By Gary Lambrecht | Gary Lambrecht,Staff writer
Regarding Robert Gates: No
Washington looks the other way as urban centers die By MICHAEL OLESKER
Memorial Stadium: Finding Love
Inspectors Balk At Adult Shop Bill By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff writer
Mandelbrot's Complex Visions: A New Way of Looking at Mathematics By Douglas Birch | Douglas Birch,Douglas Birch covers science for The Sun
Guide to the Maryland and Delaware coasts
Keeping Moscow vigil, coup's foes remember past heroics, look warily at future By Kathy Lally | Kathy Lally,Moscow Bureau of The Sun
Network Promotions
Principal Wants To Teach Students, Too By Greg Tasker | Greg Tasker,Staff writer
Beneath stands, there lies a whole other hidden world, awaiting the wary traveler MEMORIAL STADIUM: BEHIND THE DIAMOND BY MIKE KLINGAMAN
Open (Library) Sesame By THOMAS V. DiBACCO
Patriots' 2-1 Win Over Boys' Latin Is A Dream Fulfilled By Jeff Seidel | Jeff Seidel,Contributing writer
Gorski Is Other Team's Nightmare By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,Staff writer
Adult Bookstore Bill Raises Key Questions By Mark Guidera
A Classroom As Big As The Great Outdoors By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff writer
The Power Struggle Behind Redistricting By BARRY RASCOVAR | BARRY RASCOVAR,Barry Rascovar is deputy editor of the editorial pages of The Sun. His column on Maryland politics appears here each Sunday
Severn Stays Perfect With Field Hockey Win By Roch Eric Kubatko | Roch Eric Kubatko,Staff writer
Primordial pool party
Group Wants To Divert Construction Supplies To The Needy By Daniel P. Clemens Jr. | Daniel P. Clemens Jr.,Staff writer
2 Cartoons Of Principal Offend Some Catholics By Richard J. Dowling
Mccall Given 10 Years
Thanks For Coverage
Ideal for artists Eastern Shore's variety makes it a paradise for painters By Pat Emory | Pat Emory,Special to the Sun
O'malley Gets His Facts Wrong Rebels Didn't Sell Franks
Service Agency Cited
Overcrowded, Under-funded Schools Seek New Solutions By Samuel Goldreich | Samuel Goldreich,Staff writer
Seuss in the Neuss
Crippled Aberdeen Swept By Undefeated North East By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,Staff writer
Principal Remembered As Being A Friend To Students By Samuel Goldreich | Samuel Goldreich,Staff writer
Frustrated Dopson Preparing For Next Year By Glenn P. Graham | Glenn P. Graham,Staff writer
Marine facility to get $20 million
Neighborhood stadium packs up attics full of memories MEMORIAL STADIUM: END OF AN ERA By JOHN STEADMAN
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Supreme Sports Reopens After $6.5 Million Overhaul By Jackie Powder | Jackie Powder,Staff writer
Politics Cloud Waters For Rock Fishing By Capt.Bob Spore
Steroid Use By Students Is Denied By Ed McDonough
Memorial Stadium: Their Memories
Stun-gun Rapist Gets 30 Years For Solicitation To Murder Victim
Modern psychology considers the implications of that old-time religion By New York Times News Service HC B
Caras Gets Contracts
25 High Schoolers Qualify As Merit Semifinalists
3 Men Accused Of Running Ring Of Stolen Home Goods By Kris Antonelli | Kris Antonelli,Staff writer
Swamp Romp By Robert Lee | Robert Lee,Staff writer
Kanasco Dumping Opposed
Stadium stalwarts Tyler, Murphy and Scrimger have drawn more than check MEMORIAL STADIUM: OTHERS IN UNIFORM By JOSIE KARP
Russian Teaches Students Language, Global Friendship By Samuel Goldreich | Samuel Goldreich,Staff writer
'Fall Oxford' Is Back-to-back Fun By Nancy Noyes
Sides In Health Club Fire Suit Trade Accusations Of Negligence By Darren M. Allen | Darren M. Allen,Staff writer
U.S. aid, tax policies found to halve number in poverty By Andrew Mollison | Andrew Mollison,Cox News Service
Bel Air Farm Back On Market, Targeted For Development By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff writer
Grauer paints a progressive portrait of Baltimore By James H. Bready
Hepburn, with too many apologies By Hal Boedeker | Hal Boedeker,Knight-Ridder News Service
Plumtree Center Opens
Homeless Women Face Waiting List At Shelter By Adam Sachs | Adam Sachs,Staff writer
City school board to keep mum on Amprey agenda Members request time to discuss plan By Rafael Alvarez
League Started In 1936 By Donald G. Vitek
AIDS task force recommends more education, support services in Howard By Michael J. Clark | Michael J. Clark,Howard County Bureau of The Sun
Recession Or Not, Columbians Are Willing To Pay For Recreation By Erik Nelson | Erik Nelson,Staff writer
In Lottery Balls Or The Papal Limo, White Offers Security By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff writer
Man Suspected Of 100 Break-ins By Kris Antonelli | Kris Antonelli,Staff writer
Along back roads, women's voices come to fore Silent partner role of past is dying By Ellen Uzelac
Task Force Eyes Ways To Put 'Cops On Beat' By Michael James | Michael James,Staff writer
Neall Says Realtors' Temporary Signs Must Meet Laws By Paul Shread | Paul Shread,Staff writer
Bendix Bestows Grant
Wurst and best of GermanyWurst, schnitzel and beer will be...
Activities and ex-players galore to give fitting goodbye MEMORIAL STADIUM: THE FINAL DAYS By DON MARKUS
Laser Beams Could Be Newest Weapon In War On Speeders By Michael James | Michael James,Staff writer
County Tabs One Of State's Top Attorneys By Elise Armacost and Paul Shread | Elise Armacost and Paul Shread,Staff writers
At Long Last, Work Under Way On High-speed Route 100 Link By Erik Nelson | Erik Nelson,Staff writer
Annual burning again takes toll on Brazilian rain forest, the world's largest By Knight-Ridder News Service
Illuminated front-row(house) residents on 36th Street fear darkness to follow MEMORIAL STADIUM: THE NEIGHBORHOOD By TOM KEYSER
Ex-warden Blames Guards For His Ouster By Maria Archangelo | Maria Archangelo,Staff writer
Budget Woes Force State To Delay Route 24 Expansion By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff writer
Longtime season-ticket holders carry-deep-seated personal memories MEMORIAL STADIUM: FANTASTIC FANS By DAN FESPERMAN
B&o Museum Examines Images Of Railroad Women By Patrick L. Hickerson | Patrick L. Hickerson,Staff writer
Presidential Medal Winner
National Merit semifinalists
Anybody Can Play With Dolls At Couple's Fallston Shop By Karin Remesch | Karin Remesch,Staff writer
Waverly Woods: Dream Or Nightmare? By James M. Coram | James M. Coram,Staff writer
Unrest in Zaire Could Spell End to 26-Year Mobutu Regime By S. M. KHALID | S. M. KHALID,S. M. Khalid is a reporter for The Sun
Wood Craftsman Builds Place For Himself In History By Mary Gail Hare | Mary Gail Hare,Staff writer
Manchester Inn Fined
A Year After German Unification, the 'Middle Way' is Forgotten By JOSEPH R L. STERNE | JOSEPH R L. STERNE,Joseph Sterne is editor of The Sun's editorial pages. He was The Sun's Bonn correspondent from 1969 to 1972
Roofer Finds Business Success After Stepping Into The Batter's Box By Greg Tasker | Greg Tasker,Contributing writer
Parking 'playground' once hosted more games than stadium itself MEMORIAL STADIUM: GROWING UP ON 33RD By JIM HENNEMAN
Memorial Stadium: Remember When...
Cahill Graduates
How Could Gates Have Predicted the Soviet Fall? By VLADIMIR SHLAPENTOKH
NATIVE TONGUE.Carl Hiaasen.Knopf.325 pages. $21. Carl... By TIM WARREN DARKNESS. John Saul. Bantam. 341 pages. $17.50
Baltimore fell madly in love with team that would later break its heart MEMORIAL STADIUM: THE INSANE ASYLUM By JOHN STEADMAN
Bed-and-breakfast Allows The Owners To Relax, Too By Jodi Bizar | Jodi Bizar,Contributing writer
Aacc To Place Hallmark In Hall Of Fame, Her Third By Pat O'Malley
Educators ponder wisdom of accepting CIA-backed foreign study scholarships By Peter Honey | Peter Honey,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Time Will Not Dim The Glory Of Their Deeds
Harford's Forgotten War Hero Helped Prove A Historic Point By Walt Albro
In a picturesque English country church, a noteworthy conversion A journey abroad By Richard O'Mara | Richard O'Mara,London Bureau of The Sun
Memorial Stadium: Our Orioles
Bank Fisherman Reels In A Surprise In Liberty Classic By Bill Burton
Aberdeen Eagles
Attorneys Join Firm
Task Force Arrests 12 In Aberdeen Raid
Students Can't Smoke in School Are Teachers Next? By MARK GUIDERA | MARK GUIDERA,Mark Guidera is editor of The Harford County Sun, a suburban section of The Sun
* Navy Airman Apprentice Michael W. Jenkins recently...
Ballet School Is No Waltz To Riches By Julie Hack | Julie Hack,Contributing writer
Federal agencies probe medical-equipment fraud By New York Times News Service HC
Orioles offer fans a chance to step onto field of dreams in uniform By Rafael Alvarez
Police are cracking down on violations, but Smith Island says it won't squeal By Joel McCord | Joel McCord,Sun Staff Correspondent
For 'Divine Nine' Holes, Turn To Golf Pros, Of Course By George Taylor
On-the-rise Bodybuilder Wants No Part Of Steroids By Ed McDonough | Ed McDonough,Staff writer
Columbia Couple Goes Wild About Birds Of All Feathers By Dolly Merritt
Sugar Boy Returns To Ring 'Wiser' For Professional Debut By Roch Eric Kubatko | Roch Eric Kubatko,Staff writer
'Roundy' Hardware Store Finds Itself Square In Suburbia's Path By Michael J. Clark | Michael J. Clark,Staff writer
Westminster Fallfest To Bid Farewell
FEATURES
Amtrak increases rates on Auto-TrainsAmtrak's Auto-Train...
Setting The Mood By CHRISTINE FILLAT
State Wine Industry Drying Up By Michael Dresser
'Harvard Yard' role delights the unconventional actor By J. Wynn Rousuck
Wallace Nutting reproduction of Colonial chair would sell for $700 to $800 By James G. McCollam | James G. McCollam,Copley News Service
Season's Readings By ELIZABETH LARGE
From The Sun Sept. 29-Oct. 5, 1841SEPT. 30: Baltimore... By Fred Rasmussen
Dressing The Part By CATHERINE COOK
Retrospective emphasizes rarities and revealing, unexpected tracks By J.D. Considine | J.D. Considine,Sun Pop Music Critic
Railroad Day celebrates Brunswick's heritage
Enchanted Honeymoons By KAREN HARROP
Services provide material on wheelchair accessibility By New York Times News Service
During its annual fall Convocation, Western Maryland...
FICTION CONTESTEditor: The selection of winning short...
Our Homes Are Within Us . . . And Without Us By ALICE STEINBACH
Feeding Kids By The Book-- Jenifer Lang's By ROB KASPER
Catalog lists furniture reproductions By Anita Gold | Anita Gold,Chicago Tribune
Flowers With Flair By YOLANDA GARFIELD
Bob and Yachiyo Wittman expand their interest in Asian arts By Linda Lowe Morris
The New York antiques season gets off to a late start By Lita Solis-Cohen
Delivery service isn't just for pizza anymore DINNER TO YOUR DOOR By Lynn Williams
Theatre Hopkins to present Mark Giesser's 'Pledge of 0... By J. Wynn Rousuck
Paint creates perception of depth, texture By Anita Gold | Anita Gold,Chicago Tribune
Waterford to play host to Virginia's oldest crafts fair By Dorothy Fleetwood
Maryland Ballet's 'Nutcracker' to feature four American Ballet Theatre dancers By Eric Siegel
Missions tell the story of California's birth By Anne Z. Cooke and Steve Haggerty
Grounds For Freedom By CARLETON JONES
Takeout Goes Gourmet Dinner To Your Door By Charlyne Varkonyi
Museum honors surfing By Los Angeles Daily News
Gourmet Carryouts Dinner At Your Door By Charlyne Varkonyi
Tick Tidbits By DAVE BARRY
An Oil For Every Occasion By GAIL FORMAN
Rebelliousness gives way to a calmer demeanor By Tim Warren | Tim Warren,Sun Book Editor
Already Planning A Return Visit By JANICE BAKER
'Roughness' is latest in line of films tackling football's dark side By Allen Barra | Allen Barra,New York Times News Service
Humorist Erma Bombeck doesn't really hate Martha Stewart By Ryan Murphy | Ryan Murphy,Knight-Ridder News Service
Man wants to move slowly with woman next door By SUSAN DEITZ
'Rescuers Down Under' features first-rate animation By New York Times News Service
A Fireplace Rekindles Those Warm Feelings By Elaine Markoutsas
A Pain In The Wrist A Look At Carpal Tunnell Syndrome, The Disease That Has Workers Ailing, Employers Fretting, And Doctors Busy Treating It By ARLENE EHRLICH
And he's taking a more active role By HOLLY SELBY
Elkridge Furnace Inn shakes off cobwebs to regain its elegance By Lynn Williams
Divorced...but Not Defeated By Susan Dundon
Senator to host 'Homicide' By LAURA CHARLES
Once-sleepy seaside town of San Diego beckons visitors to its varied landscapes By Dave G. Houser
Restaurants And Services That Deliver Dinner At Your Door By Lynn Williams
Reggie Daniels gets credit for making 'Roc' authenticIf... By Mary Corey
SPORTS
New Mets leadership promises aggressive pursuit of free agents By Marty Noble | Marty Noble,Newsday
Soviet star Kovalev like money in the bank for Dynamo Moscow By Frank Brown | Frank Brown,New York Daily News
Even out of season, some fishermen can't resist grabbing piece of rockfish By PETER BAKER
Franchise hopefuls make down payment on dreams By VITO STELLINO
Twins top Jays, near title Morris pitches 5-0 victory By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Sun Staff Correspondent
Dear Stadium Doctor:Buying tickets to future games can be...
Mussina attracts tough assignments By Kent Baker | Kent Baker,Sun Staff Correspondent
After 1 week on the job, it's all work, no frills for Marlins general manager By Bob Rubin | Bob Rubin,Knight-Ridder News Service
Van Kirk returns 'with a lot of good fights left' By ALAN GOLDSTEIN
AAA panel snubs Md. for Charlotte, Ottawa By Mark Hyman
Tigers score 3 in 10th to edge Orioles, 5-4 By Kent Baker | Kent Baker,Sun Staff Correspondent
Sherrill finds winning one way to wipe tarnished image clean By Mike Dame | Mike Dame,Orlando Sentinel
Let's charm NFL with multitude of rich people By MIKE LITWIN
Woodlawn scores late twice to pull past Franklin, 15-0 By Rich Scherr
No. 10 Penn State holds off winless BC, 28-21 Eagles' last drive ends at Lions' 17 By Ray Parrillo | Ray Parrillo,Knight-Ridder Newspapers
There he goes againColts owner Bob Irsay stopped to meet...
Barrett stays 3 shots off lead
Orioles and concessionaire get fans'-eye view of food plus By Mark Hyman
For close finishes, track keeps its end up By MARTY MCGEE
Clemens will pick off Cy Young Award, even without 20 victories By PETER SCHMUCK
FootballDetroit Lions -- Activated DB Terry Taylor. Placed...
Sunscreen will protect stadium's fair-weather fans By Mark Hyman
Mets' Harrelson knows status is iffy at best By Jack O'Connell | Jack O'Connell,The Hartford Courant
* The Cubs didn't figure to make much of an attempt to... By Peter Schmuck
Europe ties U.S. heading into Ryder Cup's last day By Joe Juliano | Joe Juliano,Knight-Ridder News Service
McCord leads W. Maryland's 27-3 win By Jeff Fletcher | Jeff Fletcher,Special to The Sun
Late penalty proves costly for Bowie Va. State upends Bulldogs, 19-14
No. 4 Calvert Hall grounds out No. 15 Gibbons, 17-9, with run By Bob Clark
McEnroe rolls past Connors in SwissJohn McEnroe and Jimmy...
Gait's 5 goals lift Canadians past Mount Washington By Jeff Fletcher
Industry finds it harder to hook buyers By Peter Baker
Simmons' goal at Mead is 100 goals Senior soccer player also excels in class By Lem Satterfield
Harbor suits up, but only for talks on Blast tryout By Bill Free
Eagles missing Cunningham at QB, but aren't grounded By Mike Preston | Mike Preston,Sun Staff Correspondent
Capitals, Skipjacks drop exhibition doubleheader Players show plenty of fight in losses By Nestor Aparicio
Top-ranked Wilde Lake beats Oakland Mills, 21-0 By Gary Lambrecht
Bears win the game Jacks win the fight bTC By Nestor Aparicio
Mistakes again leave Navy at a loss Bowling Green takes 22-19 decision By Jerry Bembry | Jerry Bembry,Sun Staff Correspondent
Towson turns over another one, 45-25 Loss to Rhode Island drops Tigers to 0-3 By John W. Stewart
Only in Las VegasIn an outdoor desert arena where the...
Frostburg rolls over Salisbury, 39-14 By Paul McMullen | Paul McMullen,The Evening Sun
Boy Scouts add collections badge By Ruth Sadler
Fla. State takes chunk out of Michigan Top-ranked Seminoles roll to 51-31 triumph By Don Markus | Don Markus,Sun Staff Correspondent
Scratch in 6th race sparks confusion By Marty McGee .
Washington State's powerful kicker gives NFL teams first-round thoughts By Gil Lyons | Gil Lyons,Seattle Times
BUSINESS
Baltimore-based company's equipment helps empower Third World villages By Michael Pollick
DISABILITIES LAWBuilding owners hold seminar on...
This chart and map track recent movements in single-family...
North Oaks community has open house today By Edward Gunts
Well-thought-out improvements help sell home By ELLEN JAMES MARTIN
Franchise opportunities abound, but so do dangers and traps By JANE BRYANT QUINN | JANE BRYANT QUINN,1991, Washington Post Writers Group
Stock opportunities will shrink, director at Alex. Brown says By Glenn Burkins | Glenn Burkins,Knight-Ridder News Service
Creative financing, lower mortgage rates attracting many first-time buyers By James M. Woodard | James M. Woodard,Copley News Service
Affordable homes come to Queen Anne's Co. Real estate crunch halts big-home trend By Pat Emory | Pat Emory,Special to The Sun
10 local projects selected for design awards Architects' group gives honors for excellence By Edward Gunts
Computerized bill-paying may save time and stamps, but the services are costly By Adriane Miller | Adriane Miller,Special to The Sun
Recent advances may make systems more popular By Michael Pollick
Global funds seek the best U.S., foreign investments By WERNER REMBERG | WERNER REMBERG,1991, Werner Renberg
Does sex really sell? Explicit print, TV ads arouse debate Commercials are risque business as standards loosen By Thomas Easton | Thomas Easton,New York Bureau of The Sun
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