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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON APRIL 07, 1992
SPORTS
King Duke keeps crown, 71-51 Blue Devils put away Michigan with 23-6 run in second half By Don Markus | Don Markus,Staff Writer
Syracuse quickly regains familiar turf Freshmen succeed for No. 1 Orangemen By Mike Preston | Mike Preston,Staff Writer
From dawn until dusk, the activity never ceased Media, fans, workers embrace new park By Jon Morgan and Rafael Alvarez | Jon Morgan and Rafael Alvarez,Staff Writers
Lloyd, Bright, Evans to lead preview of Capital Classic at Dunbar tonight By SAM DAVIS
3,000 can step up to plate next year for 8K Home Run By Michael Reeb | Michael Reeb,Staff Writer
O, What a Winner Sutcliffe makes grand opening that much more so with 2-0 win By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Staff Writer
Hot souvenir? Get with the program Quick sellout prompts complaints from fans By Michael Ollove | Michael Ollove,Staff Writer Staff writer Mark Hyman contributed to this article
With police out in force, downtown calm By Roger Twigg and David Michael Ettlin | Roger Twigg and David Michael Ettlin,Staff Writers
Even rush hour doesn't produce dreaded gridlock By Peter Jensen | Peter Jensen,Staff Writer Staff writers William F. Zorzi Jr. and John Rivera contributed to this article
Network television shows gush over Baltimore and its ballpark By David Zurawik | David Zurawik,TV Critic
Director ends preparation marathon By Susan Reimer | Susan Reimer,Staff Writer
History-making run starts Horn on big day By Milton Kent | Milton Kent,Staff Writer
Hoiles emerges from '91 blur to notch first RBI in new park By Doug Brown | Doug Brown,Staff Writer
Writers to vote on Hall voting
Duke owes its two titles to Hurley's leadership By Don Markus | Don Markus,Staff Writer
Devils claim 2nd piece of heaven By Ron Green Jr. | Ron Green Jr.,Charlotte Observer
Oates saw past stats, knew Sutcliffe was his opener By Bill Tanton
BASKETBALLNational Basketball Association* MINNESOTA...
Sutcliffe justifies confidence of Oates in five-hit shutout win By Jim Henneman | Jim Henneman,Staff Writer
Sutcliffe sets stage for new era with blasphemous opening act By KEN ROSENTHAL
Schaefer's vision rewarded with cheers By Sandy Banisky | Sandy Banisky,Staff Writer
Hot souvenir? Get with the program Quick sellout prompts complaints from fans By Michael Ollove | Michael Ollove,Staff Writer Mark Hyman contributed to this article
Director ends preparation marathon By Susan Reimer | Susan Reimer,Staff Writer
Even rush hour doesn't produce dreaded gridlock By Peter Jensen | Peter Jensen,Staff Writer Staff writers William F. Zorzi Jr. and John Rivera contributed to this article
With police out in force, downtown calm By Roger Twigg and David Michael Ettlin | Roger Twigg and David Michael Ettlin,Staff Writers
Indians toss compliments in solid pitch By Kent Baker | Kent Baker,Staff Writer
BOOKSHistory-making run starts Horn on big... By Milton Kent | Milton Kent,Staff Writer
Hoiles emerges from '91 blur to notch first RBI in new park By Doug Brown | Doug Brown,Staff Writer
Neighbor finds 33rd Street still ticket to joy By Tom Keyser | Tom Keyser,Staff Writer
Success of late youth infusion gives Jacks ideas for next season By James H. Jackson | James H. Jackson,Staff Writer
Elite meet to eat -- and praise stadium The story was written and reported by reporters Susan Baer, Sylvia Badger and Jean Marbella.
Baseball Texas Rangers -- Signed P Floyd Bannister to a...
Players, owners doing little except to ice Stanley Cup puck By Mike Kiley | Mike Kiley,Chicago Tribune
Concessions pass the taste test with short wait in lines By Rob Kasper | Rob Kasper,Staff Writer
After the first day of class, Oriole Park warrants a report card of high marks By JOHN STEADMAN
Ballpark's official debut is big-league success, with just a few errors By Mark Hyman | Mark Hyman,Staff Writer
Scalper shortage leaves some awaiting pitch that never comes By Dan Fesperman | Dan Fesperman,Staff Writer Staff writer Roger Twigg contributed to this article
Downtown bustle makes Waverly look low-key By Jacques Kelly | Jacques Kelly,Staff Writer
After rough 1st pitch, has 'magnificent' day By Karen Hosler | Karen Hosler,Washington Bureau
Dip took fun out of Jacks' roller-coaster ride By James H. Jackson | James H. Jackson,Staff Writer
Schaefer's vision rewarded with cheers By Sandy Banisky | Sandy Banisky,Staff Writer
Elite meet to eat and praise stadium The story was written and reported by reporters Susan Baer, Sylvia Badger and Jean Marbella.
Concessions pass the taste test with short wait in lines By Rob Kasper | Rob Kasper,Staff Writer
Chapman to make his Bullets debut By Alan Goldstein | Alan Goldstein,Staff Writer
Channel 2 gets squeezed out when it blows bunt coverage By Phil Jackman | Phil Jackman,Staff Writer
Running on empty, Duke finds emergency reserve in time to drain Michigan By Bill Lyon | Bill Lyon,Philadelphia Inquirer
Jobs take back seat in nearby skyscraper By Timothy J. Mullaney | Timothy J. Mullaney,Staff Writer
After rough 1st pitch, has 'magnificent' day By Karen Hosler | Karen Hosler,Washington Bureau
Bill Ripken squeezes out a little glory By Ken Murray | Ken Murray,Staff Writer
Squeezed out By David Zurawik
Camden Yards just helps to prove Baltimore is best of the baseball towns By JOHN EISENBERG
Bill Ripken squeezes out a little glory By Ken Murray | Ken Murray,Staff Writer
Fab Five done in by another F foul trouble By Mike Bruton | Mike Bruton,Knight-Ridder
Scalper shortage leaves some awaiting pitch that never comes By Dan Fesperman | Dan Fesperman,Staff Writer Staff writer Roger Twigg contributed to this article
Indians toss compliments in solid pitch By Kent Baker | Kent Baker,Staff Writer
It's time to get busy in warehouse -- and maybe get a peek at game By Edward Gunts | Edward Gunts,Staff Writer
A sellout indeed
Neighbor finds 33rd Street still ticket to joy By Tom Keyser | Tom Keyser,Staff Writer
All routes lead to easy street for far-flung fans By Patrick Ercolano Light rail from Timonium
From dawn until dusk, the activity never ceased Media, fans, workers embrace new park By Jon Morgan and Rafael Alvarez | Jon Morgan and Rafael Alvarez,Staff Writers
Decision on reservoir reopenings due By Peter Baker | Peter Baker,Staff Writer
Grant Hill on baseline: Bottom line By Wayne Coffey | Wayne Coffey,New York Daily News
Downtown bustle makes Waverly look low-key By Jacques Kelly | Jacques Kelly,Staff Writer
Lloyd, Bright, Evans to lead preview of Capital Classic at Dunbar tonight By SAM DAVIS
Arazi's debut as 3-year-old leaves starting gate today Prix Omnium II is sole Derby tuneup By Jacqueline Duke | Jacqueline Duke,Contributing Writer
Going The Distance By Patrick Ercolano Light rail from Timonium
Devereaux helps new ballpark catch up on missing memories By MIKE LITTWIN
Ballpark's official debut is big-league success, with just a few errors By Mark Hyman | Mark Hyman,Staff Writer
It's time to get busy in warehouse and maybe get a peek at game By Edward Gunts | Edward Gunts,Staff Writer
Jobs take back seat in nearby skyscraper By Timothy J. Mullaney | Timothy J. Mullaney,Staff Writer
Fishermen offer to fight mussels, but get no bite By PETER BAKER
NEWS
Brave New Underworld By JUAN GONZALEZ
Two Men Charged With Pcp Possession
U.S. cautions Fujimori, halts Peru aid By Mark Matthews | Mark Matthews,Washington Bureau
Supreme Court overturns conviction in undercover pornography mailing By Lyle Denniston | Lyle Denniston,Washington Bureau
President's eye may have missed city's real story By MICHAEL OLESKER
Streetcar buffs overjoyed as light rail starts running By Michael Hill | Michael Hill,Staff Writer
'Police Chase' race dropped because of June ballgame By Roger Twigg | Roger Twigg,Staff Writer
Clinton needs a N.Y. victory, Brown an upset By Jules Witcover | Jules Witcover,Staff Writer
The Choice Facing Britain
Dream Field
A Half-Million for Choice
Health costs a source of worry for Americans Poll finds people concerned but don't know what to do. By Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel
A 'familiar-from-the-start' ballpark with a perfect fit By Dan Rodricks
Running mates
Assembly clunks to new session Required budget accord likely to have deep cuts. By John W. Frece | John W. Frece,Annapolis Bureau Laura Lippman, C. Fraser Smith, Marina Sarris and David Conn of the Annapolis Bureau, and Carol L. Bowers of the Harford County Bureau, contributed to this article
Growth, abuse bills beat session deadline By Marina Sarris | Marina Sarris,Annapolis Bureau
Baltimore's winning game
They've seen the future: It looks a lot like the past Streetcar fans look at light rail and find their love vindicated. By Michael Hill | Michael Hill,Staff Writer
Suspect in Therit slaying held for bail hearing Man, 25, seized near area of holdup-slaying. By Brian Sullam | Brian Sullam,Staff Writer Richard Irwin contributed to this story
Artemas W. Jones
Essex school may get cost-free repairs
Rev. R.M. Coolahan
UB campus still torn over outcome of sexual harassment case By Ann LoLordo | Ann LoLordo,Staff Writer
O's win, spring's here and the ballpark's beautiful By Bill Glauber | Bill Glauber,Staff Writer
Simplifyd Spelng Society wants to cut excess letters By Richard O'Mara | Richard O'Mara,London Bureau
Hard-working Volunteers Go To Bat For Hardy Field By Sue Haller
'Punch' out
Zero-based daydreaming By Wiley A. Hall
Cloisters rezoning bid stirs city-county dispute By Sheridan Lyons | Sheridan Lyons,Staff Writer
Commercial rezoning sought at Cloisters museum City plan for shops, offices is opposed in Baltimore Co. By Sheridan Lyons | Sheridan Lyons,Staff Writer
A Woman's Place Is in the Paper By ELLEN GOODMAN VTC
Laura V. Riley
Old Mill's Bostak Masters Visiting Northeast With 1-hitter By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,Staff writer
W. Baltimore man faces murder charge in rowhouse arson By Richard Irwin and Peter Hermann | Richard Irwin and Peter Hermann,Staff Writers Staff writers William B. Talbott and Frank D. Roylance contributed to this article
General Assembly forced into extended session No budget at end of regular 90 days By John W. Frece | John W. Frece,Annapolis Bureau Laura Lippman, C. Fraser Smith, Marina Sarris and David Conn of the Annapolis Bureau contributed to this article
Diabetes takes its heaviest toll among minorities, House committee is told By Cox News Service
Should aliens have the right to vote? By Georgie Anne Geyer
Exit a 'Grande Dame'
Meaningful Life By CAL THOMAS
Carnivals On Sundays Win Panel's Support By Dennis O'Brien | Dennis O'Brien,Staff writer
Suspect arrested in slaying of Carroll County store owner By Brian Sullam | Brian Sullam,Staff Writer
17-year fugitive arrested in Montgomery Convicted robber who fled Calif. and Maryland found in Gaithersburg. By David Michael Ettlin | David Michael Ettlin,Staff Writer
High court won't spare killer of five By Lyle Denniston | Lyle Denniston,Washington Bureau
Educators Fear Misuse Of Scores On State Test By Monica Norton | Monica Norton,Staff writer
Sexual harassment case creates furor at UB's law school Students, faculty debate if punishment of professor went too far or not far enough. By Ann LoLordo | Ann LoLordo,Staff Writer
Artemas W. Jones
Be prepared to live with the candidate you vote for By William Safire
Clinton-Brown exchange excels on Donahue show ON POLITICS By Jack Germond & Jules Witcover
Hickey faults Bentley on leadership Democrat hopes to ride anti-incumbent mood into Congress. By Larry Carson | Larry Carson,Staff Writer
Hunters flock to bird expo By William Thompson | William Thompson,Staff Writer
The King and our psyche By William Conrad Nowels
Who will save our 'lost generation'?Statistics regarding...
Ruth B. Rosenberg
Should you be told if you have Alzheimer's? By New York Times News Service
The Court Gives Up on School Integration By CARL T. ROWAN
Cheer up. Iran bombed Iraq. The Maryland General... By DAN BERGER
John M. Martini
Laura V. RileyHeaded patient servicesGraveside services...
Agnes Helen Della
California prison fugitive arrested in Montgomery County community By David Michael Ettlin | David Michael Ettlin,Staff Writer
UB campus still torn over outcome of sexual harassment case By Ann LoLordo | Ann LoLordo,Staff Writer
Legislature enacts suburban sprawl measure By Marina Sarris | Marina Sarris,Annapolis Bureau
Are Long-term Superintendents A Thing Of The Past? By Monica Norton | Monica Norton,Staff writer
Bush and LifeI must respond to Paul O'Brien's Mar. 31...
Two County Wrestlers Pin Down All-american Honors By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,Staff writer
Administration brief asks high court to overturn Roe vs. Wade completely By Lyle Denniston | Lyle Denniston,Washington Bureau
Legislature enacts suburban sprawl measure By Marina Sarris | Marina Sarris,Annapolis Bureau
The Illusory Promise of Welfare Reform By NEAL R. PEIRCE
Plumber survives trench collapse in Carroll County By Kerry O'Rourke | Kerry O'Rourke,Staff Writer
Bill Clinton: Lose the coiffed hair.You may think...
Angolan rebel leader's campaign shaken by revelation of murders By Jerelyn Eddings | Jerelyn Eddings,Staff Writer
Man's body is found in streetCity police today were...
Baltimore CitySHOOTING: Northeastern District -- A... By The following accounts were compiled by reporter Richard Irwin from police records in the Baltimore area yesterday and today
Ditch cave-in laid to improper shoring Carroll worker was rescued in a few minutes. By Kerry O'Rourke | Kerry O'Rourke,Staff Writer
Police Search Bay For Jumper By Joel McCord | Joel McCord,Staff writer
An end to Carroll's resident troopers
Hunters now flock to the wild turkey Turkey hunting coming back, but they're still elusive. By William Thompson | William Thompson,Staff Writer
Hosanna Day Brings Easter Spirit To Ferndale United By Sue Latani
A ballpark's archaeology By GILBERT SANDLER
Debris Turned Into Art In 'Wild Kingdom 2001' By Michael R. Driscoll | Michael R. Driscoll,Staff writer
Severna Park Girl Is Winner
BUSINESS
GM demotes president, reassigns top officers Vice chairman is promoted to the No. 2 position. By Doron P. Levin | Doron P. Levin,New York Times News Service
Health-care reform efforts fall short General Assembly's bid to cut costs fails By David Conn | David Conn,Annapolis Bureau
MNC shareholders' suit settled for $8.8 million By Ross Hetrick | Ross Hetrick,Staff Writer
MNC, shareholders settle Company agrees to payment of $8.8 million. By Ross Hetrick | Ross Hetrick,Staff Writer
Circuit City Stores
Car dealers offer 'no-haggle' pricing New sales method allows buyers to pay set amount without bargaining. By Al Haas | Al Haas,Knight-Ridder News Service
Diamonds: Not just for baseball By Andrew Leckey | Andrew Leckey,Tribune Media Services
Justices plan ruling on value of customer lists Case could involve $4 billion in taxes By Lyle Denniston | Lyle Denniston,Washington Bureau
New Windows software makes debut By Liz Atwood | Liz Atwood,Staff Writer
Ex-Grumman official named Allied Research president By Ross Hetrick | Ross Hetrick,Staff Writer
Va.-based homebuilder seeks bankruptcy protection NVR pledges to honor contracts to build houses By Ellen James Martin | Ellen James Martin,Staff Writer Bloomberg Business News and Dow Jones News Service contributed to this article
Few striking workers return to Caterpillar UAW stands firm against threat By Jonathan P. Hicks | Jonathan P. Hicks,New York Times News Service
GM replaces No. 2 leader in shake-up Head of operations overseas gets post By Doron P. Levin | Doron P. Levin,New York Times News Service
FEATURES
Interval running is a good way to train for races By Dr. Gabe Mirkin | Dr. Gabe Mirkin,Contributing Writer
Getting child to sleep all night may take new routine By Mary Maushard | Mary Maushard,Staff Writer
Your child can get a night's sleep without ruining yours By Mary Maushard | Mary Maushard,Staff Writer
Those hospital headachesSurgery patients often recover... By Universal Press Syndicate
Rulings jeopardize insurance coverage for victims of cancer and AIDS By N.Y. Times News Service
A week to focus on kids' needsMoms and dads, neighbors and... By Mary Maushard | Mary Maushard,Staff Writer
Sonography is a practical way to track changes in aneurysm By Dr. Simeon Margolis | Dr. Simeon Margolis,Contributing Writer
Spare some time for bowling party By Ellen Hawks | Ellen Hawks,Staff Writer
Three little words to ease life's stresses By Barbara Turk, M.S. | Barbara Turk, M.S.,Contributing Writer
Research and education offer asthmatics hope for the future By Jean Marbella | Jean Marbella,Staff Writer
The money pit at Camden Yards By Kevin Cowherd
Asimov provided a window on real life in worlds that never were By Wiley A. Hall 3rd | Wiley A. Hall 3rd,Staff Writer The Los Angeles Times contributed to this article
She's retired but working as hard as ever By Ellen Hawks | Ellen Hawks,Staff Writers
Asimov explored galaxies of the mind APPRECIATION By Wiley A. Hall 3rd | Wiley A. Hall 3rd,Staff Writer The Los Angeles Times contributed to this article
Ready-made sauces for pasta might harbor extra fat By Colleen Pierre, R.D. | Colleen Pierre, R.D.,Contributing Writer
'Rock-A-Doodle' should have stayed down on the farm By Stephen Hunter | Stephen Hunter,Film Critic
Younger Elvis or older Elvis?
UMBC art exhibit bridges sculpture and architecture By John Dorsey | John Dorsey,Art Critic
Conceptual artist forces viewers to take new look at old art By John Dorsey | John Dorsey,Art Critic
'Listening to America' with Bill Moyers By Steve McKerrow
Management is the key for incurable asthma By Jean Marbella | Jean Marbella,Staff Writer
Bill Moyers looks at money and politics By Marc Gunther | Marc Gunther,Knight-Ridder News Service
Babies don't understand the concept of sharing By Dr. Modena Wilson and Dr. Alain Joffe
'Straight Talk': Dolly's take on Cinderella By Stephen Hunter | Stephen Hunter,Film Critic
Clinton should make a gesture to the New York press By Mike Royko | Mike Royko,Tribune Media Services
Sajak's former sidekick gets Nashville talk show By Jean Prescott | Jean Prescott,Knight-Ridder Newspapers
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