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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON SEPTEMBER 30, 1991

NEWS

l-95 caravan 'slowly'makes its point 55 mph all the way from the Capital Beltway to the Delaware line. By Jay Merwin | Jay Merwin,Evening Sun Staff
Potent brand of heroin hits streets, grips addicts By S. M. Khalid
Airborne acrobats - wing to wing By Jay Merwin | Jay Merwin,Evening Sun Staff
At B-52 base, elation follows disbelief By Eric Harrison | Eric Harrison,Los Angeles Times
The beginning of the end was glasnost By J. Herbert Altschull
Anchor Store's Closing Sets Shopping Center Adrift By Deidre Nerreau McCabe | Deidre Nerreau McCabe,Staff writer
Churches' focus is domestic, not nuclear By Isabel Wilkerson | Isabel Wilkerson,New York Times News Service F
It's Greed, Not Pet HealthEditor: I am writing in...
Bush's New Nuclear Policies
Blueprint for Howard's Economy
The Problem with Gates at the CIA By WILLIAM PFAFF
Poverty
Delegates to take up remapping Mitchell orders House to return on Thursday. By Thomas W. Waldron | Thomas W. Waldron,Evening Sun Staff
Seuss is gonne, but his treasures reach a new generation By Kelly Gilbert
On with the arms race
Saddam is acting up again, so George won't have to balance... By DAN BERGER
Peek At The Stars
Guaranteed Rides
Education
Soviet response to plan satisfies U.S. officials By Los Angeles Times
Mitchell agrees to bring House back into session By John W. Frece | John W. Frece,Annapolis Bureau of The Sun
China cautiously backs Bush offer By New York Times News Service
Landow leadership criticized Democratic regulars talk of replacement By C. Fraser Smith
Tiny temblor leaves some residents buzzing about the experience By John Rivera
Report Targets Pollution By Peter Hermann | Peter Hermann,Staff writer
Andrew Polzin By These obituaries were provided by area funeral homes. Ifinformation hasn't been published about someone in your familywho has passed away, please call Marc LeGoff at 761-1732 or 332-6211 or (800) 829-8000, Ext. 6211; you may also fax your information to us at 332-6677
Veto of rights bill seems inevitable fight to override likely to start this week By Arch Parsons | Arch Parsons,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Bush proposal makes a virtue of the inevitable ARMS CUTS By Peter Grier | Peter Grier,Christian Science Monitor
E. Europeans to study Western ways Democracy is focus of Hopkins program By Ginger Thompson
Peace dividend, where are you? By Dan Rodrick
Historical researcher Selma Adler dies
White House strategy backfired in Thomas hearings On Politics Today By Jack W. Germond & Jules Witcover
Say Good-bye To Summertime, Browse Through Big Yard Sale By Phyllis Flowers and Phyllis Lucas
Rock Stars Always Have Time for Our Children By CAL THOMAS
Severn's Quarterback Putting Up Impressive Numbers By Pat O'Malley
Man, 36, arrested in rapes Suspect charged in Randallstown-area sexual assaults. By Joe Nawrozki and William B. Talbott | Joe Nawrozki and William B. Talbott,Evening Sun Staff Meredith Schlow contributed to this story
City holds golf links hostage, group says Dispute over who gets profits started feud. By Joan Jacobson | Joan Jacobson,Evening Sun Staff
Clinton's vision By Anthony Lewis
Addicts and AIDS
No money dividend seen in Bush's nuclear arms cuts Bush's political edge may lose out to budget cutters. By Los Angeles Times
Selma H. Adler, 92, historical researcher
Army's land now domain of eagle and deer Valuable Fort Meade tract added to wildlife reserve By Peter Jensen | Peter Jensen,Anne Arundel Bureau of The Sun
Global Networks By TIM BAKER
Innovative new high school planned for Howard Co. to be like no other in Md. By Michael J. Clark | Michael J. Clark,Howard County Bureau of The Sun
Air search fails to turn up errant whale Whale spotted in bay yesterday can't be found today. By Patrick Ercolono | Patrick Ercolono,Evening Sun Staff
Whale sighted in Chesapeake By John Rivera
City holding golf courses hostage, group charges Dispute over who gets profits started feud. By Joan Jacobson | Joan Jacobson,Evening Sun Staff
Albert F. Migan Sr., owned Migan's Cafe 36 years
A city that bleeds By Leon L. Lerner
Right to counsel
Thousands mark anniversary of Kiev massacre By Los Angeles Times
New Manager Named
A letter published Monday was written by Jay Mack and John...
Marching Band Founder Hopes Teens Follow In His Footsteps By Angela Gambill | Angela Gambill,Staff writer
Owner Of Ballman Lot Loses Bid For Rezoning By JoAnna Daemmrich | JoAnna Daemmrich,Staff writer
Baltimore CityBURGLARY: Central District -- Employees of... By The following accounts were compiled by reporter Richard Irwin from police records in the Baltimore area yesterday and today
Police Seize Drugs In Arrest At Hotel
Frustrated in suburbia By Joan Hellman
American churchgoers' focus is domestic, not nuclear ARMS CUTS By Isabel Wilkerson | Isabel Wilkerson,New York Times News Service
Traffic accidents claim 3 Pa., Annapolis and Mount Airy women killed in accidents. By Richard Irwin and Alisa Samuels | Richard Irwin and Alisa Samuels,Evening Sun Staff
Class Action Opens Up Study On The Roles Of Women By Arthur Hirsch | Arthur Hirsch,Staff writer
Joppa View 1st-graders give a big lift to wounded police officer By Mike Klingaman | Mike Klingaman,Evening Sun Staff
Zap the B-2 stealth bomber By Newsday
Colonel guilty in massacre Salvadoran jury acquits most co-defendants. By Boston Globe
Philpott, 72, the Virginia House of Delegates...
To the Hyatt Regency Hotel could have been...
Accident Victim's Love Of The Bay Made Crystal Clear By Peter Hermann | Peter Hermann,Staff writer
Germany relearns how to run a sovereign power By Ian Johnson | Ian Johnson,Special to The Sun
Writers win access to files on sinking of Morro Castle Navy, FBI had blocked Baltimore author researching 1934 disaster. By Frank D. Roylance | Frank D. Roylance,Evening Sun Staff
Changes are coming at 2 sites, and so the locals are talking By Jacques Kelly
At a Little Italy baptism, it's not just a party By Rafael Alvarez
In defense of natural law By Jim Castelli
Unfriendly Skies: the Airbus Aggression By GEORGE F. WILL
Sue Rose CresswellAnne Arundel nurseA Mass of Christian...
Accident Victim's Love Of The Bay Made Crystal Clear By Peter Hermann | Peter Hermann,Staff writer
St. Mary's Runs All Over Spalding For 35-14 Victory By John Harris III | John Harris III,Staff Writer
Outspoken ecologist transferred DNR worker, often at odds with agency, reassigned in shuffle. By Timothy B. Wheeler | Timothy B. Wheeler,Evening Sun Staff
Speed protest pushes drivers to limit Group's trek on I-95 at 55 mph raises ire By Brian Sullam
Battle re-enactor finds herself at war with U.S. Park Service By Lynda Robinson
Pro-choice, anti-abortion protesters clash in N.Y. By New York Times News Service

FEATURES

Actress Susan St. James stays busy raising a family, speaking out for causes By Eric Siegel
Bakula seems at home on big screen By Los Angeles Times
Stark photographs depict miners' bleak existence By John Dorsey | John Dorsey,Sun Art Critic
Peabody Symphony displays excellence By Stephen Wigler | Stephen Wigler,Sun Music Critic
PBS begins four-hour biography of 'LBJ' By Michael Hill
'Carmen' not the answer By David Zurawik | David Zurawik,Sun TV Critic
Where in the world is Daisy, Md.? Test your knowledge of the state's geography from her mountain peaks to the Chesapeake By Linell Smith, Will Hylton and Jean Thompson -- Evening Sun Staff
Letting off steamIt weighs nearly 1 million pounds. It...
When a handbook on assisted suicide for dying people... By Sara Engram | Sara Engram,Universal Press Syndicate
'Carmen Sandiego' is entertaining geography By Michael Hill
'Marry Me a Little': surprisingly happy union By J. Wynn Rousuck | J. Wynn Rousuck,Sun Staff Correspondent
Glaring omissions mar PBS biography of Lyndon Johnson By David Zurawik | David Zurawik,Sun TV Critic
Attempting to hold the line on waiting in line By Kevin Cowherd
Miles Davis inspired four decades of jazz An appreciation By Geoffrey Himes | Geoffrey Himes,Special to The Evening Sun
TNT revisits 'Days of Crisis' in Iran By Steve McKerrow
Good morning, Baltimore is your radio ready for Howard Stern? By Eric Siegel
'Necessary Roughness' has funny moments but punts too many times By Lou Cedrone | Lou Cedrone,Evening Sun Staff
Backbone Mountain, Barbara Fritchie, Canada geese, the Ripkens
Peabody shows promise with new conductor By Ernest F. Imhoff | Ernest F. Imhoff,Evening Sun Staff
Trumpeter kept pushing music to new frontiers By J.D. Considine | J.D. Considine,Sun Pop Music Critic

BUSINESS

Time-share thief gets 20-year term Investors in Ocean City ventures lost $4 million. By Michelle Singletary | Michelle Singletary,Evening Sun Staff
Calming Turbulent Waters By John H. Gormley Jr
Disability ActZoecon Corp. in Dallas is different from...
Destruction breeds progress By TOM PETERS | TOM PETERS,1991, TPG COMMUNICATIONS
New products offer Windows basics By PETER H. LEWIS
Here are summaries of some recent Computing product... By Knight-Ridder Financial Service
Federal Contracts Report is a weekly summary of selected... By States News Service
Jewish Vocational Service, now 51 years old, helps people ** find jobs
Knowing facts helps in fight for workplace safety By Carol Kleiman | Carol Kleiman,Chicago Tribune
Maryland contractsThis is a weekly summary of selected...
Unemployment, oddly, can help Federal money flows to areas with high jobless rate. By Michelle Singletary | Michelle Singletary,Evening Sun Staff
Slow economy causing a variety of problems for travel agencies By Tom Belden | Tom Belden,Knight-Ridder
Azman Eye Care Specialists in Baltimore changed the name...
Electronics retailer acts to halt 2 years of sliding sales By Tom Steinert-Threlkeld | Tom Steinert-Threlkeld,Dallas Morning News
Going into business with mom? Prepare for roller-coaster ride By Jane Applegate | Jane Applegate,Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Readers pay extra! extra! fees for papers Lower ad revenue means higher costs for papers' readers. By Jon Morgan | Jon Morgan,Evening Sun Staff
'Green' companies create less trash, more community good will By Adriane Miller | Adriane Miller,Special to The Sun
Can you place these slogans? By Julius Westheimer
Workers' incentive: Stock ownership By Gerald Graham | Gerald Graham,Knight-Ridder
Health:John Efthemis has been appointed as director of...
The following are recent bankruptcy filings in U.S...
New positionsMaryland School for the Blind, a private...
Forest Hill Business Center offers lots in Harford Site is one of last in Harford zoned for office, retail, light industrial mix. By Bruce Reid | Bruce Reid,Evening Sun Staff
File Shuttle Xpress offers speed in transferring laptop data By Michael J. Himowitz | Michael J. Himowitz,Evening Sun Staff
Nippon Steel enters U.S. computer market with new laptop models By Richard O'Reilly | Richard O'Reilly,Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Family volunteering opportunities growing By LESTER A. PICKER

SPORTS

'Classy' match expected as Redskins face Eagles It's Gibbs' offense vs. Carson's defense By Vito Stellino | Vito Stellino,Sun Staff Correspondent
Mt. Washington passes Gait test, 19-17 LACROSSE By Jeff Fletcher
Closing stadium opens door to Colts memories By MIKE LITTWIN
Twins complete last-to-1st quest Jays beat Erickson, but Chicago falls, too By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Sun Staff Correspondent
Brotman group weighs NFL decision By Vito Stellino
Springdale romps by 3 3/4 at Pimlico By Marty McGee T
Stadium just grows on you By Phil Jackman
Conservative call goes for 94 yards By Dave Glassman | Dave Glassman,Special to The Evening Sun
Jays win, but Twins finish trip from 7th place to 7th heaven By Steve Fainaru | Steve Fainaru,Boston Globe
Boogie's charitable group wants to make ultimate donation By Ken Rosenthal
Physical education Skins' Rypien knows Eagles are in rush to get him By Ken Murray | Ken Murray,Evening Sun Staff
Perdue won't roost atop NFL group here By John Steadman | John Steadman,Evening Sun Staff
TONIGHT: Oates rearranges his rotation to insert Johnson into final series By Jim Henneman | Jim Henneman,Evening Sun Staff
Harbor finalizing Blast tryout By Sandra McKee | Sandra McKee,Evening Sun Staff
Ripken's power display knocks Tigers from race 2 home runs, 4 RBI pace 7-4 Orioles win By Kent Baker | Kent Baker,Sun Staff Correspondent
By inches, U.S. retakes Ryder Europe loses cup on missed putt By Jeff Rude | Jeff Rude,Dallas Morning News
Jets laugh, at last, after 41-23 win over Dolphins By Terry Price | Terry Price,Hartford Courant
With Young, fans are restless, and that's no 49er soap opera By Bob Keisser | Bob Keisser,Knight-Ridder
Mesa makes last start a satisfying one By Kent Baker | Kent Baker,Sun Staff Correspondent
Bays' Harbor to report to Blast campJean Harbor said last...
All Yankee doodling wasn't dandy in Ryder Cup reclamation By John Steadman | John Steadman,Evening Sun Staff
Ripken closing stellar season with HR bang By Jim Henneman | Jim Henneman,Evening Sun Staff
Harwell bids fond adieu to Tigers fans By Jim Henneman | Jim Henneman,Evening Sun Staff
Blackhawks win shootout, APSL crown
Chicago Cubs -- Traded Mike Bielecki...
Cowboys come back to beat Giants, 21-16 Win over champs is first since '87 By Rick Gosselin | Rick Gosselin,Dallas Morning News
College Football Review By Jeff Fletcher
Eagles-Redskins tonight By Vito Stellino
Capitals set to make final cuts By Nestor Aparicio | Nestor Aparicio,Evening Sun Staff
Philadelphia Eagles (3-1) vs. Washington Redskins (4-0) By Ken Murray
Bills adjust record to 5-0 Bears' mistakes costly in 35-20 loss By Don Markus | Don Markus,Sun Staff Correspondent
Searing back nine sparks Woodholme pair to win By George Taylor | George Taylor,Special to The Evening Sun
BaseballChicago Cubs -- Traded P Mike Bielecki (13-11...
Little Beard big key in Old Mill's success HIGH SCHOOLS By Kevin Eck
Earnhardt runs down Gant, finally Holly Farms victory ends 4-race streak

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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON SEPTEMBER 30, 1991

NEWS

l-95 caravan 'slowly'makes its point 55 mph all the way from the Capital Beltway to the Delaware line. By Jay Merwin | Jay Merwin,Evening Sun Staff

Potent brand of heroin hits streets, grips addicts By S. M. Khalid

Airborne acrobats - wing to wing By Jay Merwin | Jay Merwin,Evening Sun Staff

At B-52 base, elation follows disbelief By Eric Harrison | Eric Harrison,Los Angeles Times

The beginning of the end was glasnost By J. Herbert Altschull

Anchor Store's Closing Sets Shopping Center Adrift By Deidre Nerreau McCabe | Deidre Nerreau McCabe,Staff writer

Churches' focus is domestic, not nuclear By Isabel Wilkerson | Isabel Wilkerson,New York Times News Service F

The Problem with Gates at the CIA By WILLIAM PFAFF

Delegates to take up remapping Mitchell orders House to return on Thursday. By Thomas W. Waldron | Thomas W. Waldron,Evening Sun Staff

Seuss is gonne, but his treasures reach a new generation By Kelly Gilbert

Saddam is acting up again, so George won't have to balance... By DAN BERGER

Soviet response to plan satisfies U.S. officials By Los Angeles Times

Mitchell agrees to bring House back into session By John W. Frece | John W. Frece,Annapolis Bureau of The Sun

China cautiously backs Bush offer By New York Times News Service

Landow leadership criticized Democratic regulars talk of replacement By C. Fraser Smith

Tiny temblor leaves some residents buzzing about the experience By John Rivera

Report Targets Pollution By Peter Hermann | Peter Hermann,Staff writer

Andrew Polzin By These obituaries were provided by area funeral homes. Ifinformation hasn't been published about someone in your familywho has passed away, please call Marc LeGoff at 761-1732 or 332-6211 or (800) 829-8000, Ext. 6211; you may also fax your information to us at 332-6677

Veto of rights bill seems inevitable fight to override likely to start this week By Arch Parsons | Arch Parsons,Washington Bureau of The Sun

Bush proposal makes a virtue of the inevitable ARMS CUTS By Peter Grier | Peter Grier,Christian Science Monitor

E. Europeans to study Western ways Democracy is focus of Hopkins program By Ginger Thompson

Peace dividend, where are you? By Dan Rodrick

White House strategy backfired in Thomas hearings On Politics Today By Jack W. Germond & Jules Witcover

Say Good-bye To Summertime, Browse Through Big Yard Sale By Phyllis Flowers and Phyllis Lucas

Rock Stars Always Have Time for Our Children By CAL THOMAS

Severn's Quarterback Putting Up Impressive Numbers By Pat O'Malley

Man, 36, arrested in rapes Suspect charged in Randallstown-area sexual assaults. By Joe Nawrozki and William B. Talbott | Joe Nawrozki and William B. Talbott,Evening Sun Staff Meredith Schlow contributed to this story

City holds golf links hostage, group says Dispute over who gets profits started feud. By Joan Jacobson | Joan Jacobson,Evening Sun Staff

Clinton's vision By Anthony Lewis

No money dividend seen in Bush's nuclear arms cuts Bush's political edge may lose out to budget cutters. By Los Angeles Times

Army's land now domain of eagle and deer Valuable Fort Meade tract added to wildlife reserve By Peter Jensen | Peter Jensen,Anne Arundel Bureau of The Sun

Global Networks By TIM BAKER

Innovative new high school planned for Howard Co. to be like no other in Md. By Michael J. Clark | Michael J. Clark,Howard County Bureau of The Sun

Air search fails to turn up errant whale Whale spotted in bay yesterday can't be found today. By Patrick Ercolono | Patrick Ercolono,Evening Sun Staff

Whale sighted in Chesapeake By John Rivera

City holding golf courses hostage, group charges Dispute over who gets profits started feud. By Joan Jacobson | Joan Jacobson,Evening Sun Staff

A city that bleeds By Leon L. Lerner

Thousands mark anniversary of Kiev massacre By Los Angeles Times

Marching Band Founder Hopes Teens Follow In His Footsteps By Angela Gambill | Angela Gambill,Staff writer

Owner Of Ballman Lot Loses Bid For Rezoning By JoAnna Daemmrich | JoAnna Daemmrich,Staff writer

Baltimore CityBURGLARY: Central District -- Employees of... By The following accounts were compiled by reporter Richard Irwin from police records in the Baltimore area yesterday and today

Frustrated in suburbia By Joan Hellman

American churchgoers' focus is domestic, not nuclear ARMS CUTS By Isabel Wilkerson | Isabel Wilkerson,New York Times News Service

Traffic accidents claim 3 Pa., Annapolis and Mount Airy women killed in accidents. By Richard Irwin and Alisa Samuels | Richard Irwin and Alisa Samuels,Evening Sun Staff

Class Action Opens Up Study On The Roles Of Women By Arthur Hirsch | Arthur Hirsch,Staff writer

Joppa View 1st-graders give a big lift to wounded police officer By Mike Klingaman | Mike Klingaman,Evening Sun Staff

Zap the B-2 stealth bomber By Newsday

Colonel guilty in massacre Salvadoran jury acquits most co-defendants. By Boston Globe

Accident Victim's Love Of The Bay Made Crystal Clear By Peter Hermann | Peter Hermann,Staff writer

Germany relearns how to run a sovereign power By Ian Johnson | Ian Johnson,Special to The Sun

Writers win access to files on sinking of Morro Castle Navy, FBI had blocked Baltimore author researching 1934 disaster. By Frank D. Roylance | Frank D. Roylance,Evening Sun Staff

Changes are coming at 2 sites, and so the locals are talking By Jacques Kelly

At a Little Italy baptism, it's not just a party By Rafael Alvarez

In defense of natural law By Jim Castelli

Unfriendly Skies: the Airbus Aggression By GEORGE F. WILL

Accident Victim's Love Of The Bay Made Crystal Clear By Peter Hermann | Peter Hermann,Staff writer

St. Mary's Runs All Over Spalding For 35-14 Victory By John Harris III | John Harris III,Staff Writer

Outspoken ecologist transferred DNR worker, often at odds with agency, reassigned in shuffle. By Timothy B. Wheeler | Timothy B. Wheeler,Evening Sun Staff

Speed protest pushes drivers to limit Group's trek on I-95 at 55 mph raises ire By Brian Sullam

Battle re-enactor finds herself at war with U.S. Park Service By Lynda Robinson

Pro-choice, anti-abortion protesters clash in N.Y. By New York Times News Service

FEATURES

Actress Susan St. James stays busy raising a family, speaking out for causes By Eric Siegel

Bakula seems at home on big screen By Los Angeles Times

Stark photographs depict miners' bleak existence By John Dorsey | John Dorsey,Sun Art Critic

Peabody Symphony displays excellence By Stephen Wigler | Stephen Wigler,Sun Music Critic

PBS begins four-hour biography of 'LBJ' By Michael Hill

'Carmen' not the answer By David Zurawik | David Zurawik,Sun TV Critic

Where in the world is Daisy, Md.? Test your knowledge of the state's geography from her mountain peaks to the Chesapeake By Linell Smith, Will Hylton and Jean Thompson -- Evening Sun Staff

When a handbook on assisted suicide for dying people... By Sara Engram | Sara Engram,Universal Press Syndicate

'Carmen Sandiego' is entertaining geography By Michael Hill

'Marry Me a Little': surprisingly happy union By J. Wynn Rousuck | J. Wynn Rousuck,Sun Staff Correspondent

Glaring omissions mar PBS biography of Lyndon Johnson By David Zurawik | David Zurawik,Sun TV Critic

Attempting to hold the line on waiting in line By Kevin Cowherd

Miles Davis inspired four decades of jazz An appreciation By Geoffrey Himes | Geoffrey Himes,Special to The Evening Sun

TNT revisits 'Days of Crisis' in Iran By Steve McKerrow

Good morning, Baltimore is your radio ready for Howard Stern? By Eric Siegel

'Necessary Roughness' has funny moments but punts too many times By Lou Cedrone | Lou Cedrone,Evening Sun Staff