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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON AUGUST 31, 1992
NEWS
Chestertown fire chars house of memories By Scott Shane | Scott Shane,Staff Writer
Israel calling for stronger Arab response By Los Angeles Times
Fair week ahead at Timonium
Study calls World Bank, IMF efforts self-defeating By Los Angeles Times
'Secret plan' for tax cut won't work for Bush ON POLITICS By Jack W. Germond & Jules Witcover
4,000 from this planet gather to ponder the universe By Christian Science Monitor
This presidential race likely to be unlike any other Despite polls, experts predict close contest By Paul West | Paul West,Washington Bureau Chief
A Message Loud and Clear
Bush on abortion
Countians pitch in to aid victims of South Florida's Hurricane Andrew By Peter Hermann | Peter Hermann,Staff Writer
Photo finish
150,000 in Fla. homeless food, water still scarce Andrew's survivors plagued by heat, more heavy rains By New York Times News Service
Heller is given entrepreneur award
Dr. Death Goes Free
The London Economist, which first proclaimed Parkinson's...
Call of the Wild
A Big City Struggles for Survival by Redefining the Way It Works By NEAL R. PEIRCE
The north county vs. the churches
1808 By Theo Lippman Jr
School Openings
Polls show that women favor the Democrats on the issues... By DAN BERGER
In Florida, roofs are gone, pews are damp, parishioners thankful After the killer hurricane, and despite the hardships, many people still have faith By Knight-Ridder Newspapers
Smoking ban at Howard's jail
For Czech town, coal could mean a rich end Company wants to move residents By David Rocks | David Rocks,Contributing Writer
Report: Sandinistas retain power By Knight Ridder News Service
As Hooker Leaves, UM's Vision Goes With Him By TIM BAKER
Baltimore CityROBBERY: Western District -- A resident of... By The following accounts were compiled by reporter Richard Irwin from police records in the Baltimore area yesterday and today
Businesses are letting schools down By Craig B. Schulze
With the countdown now over, it's time for an apple for the teacher By Phyllis Flowers and Phyllis Lucas
Putting the fans of Baltimore in three categories By Dan Rodricks
Fire forces prisoners' evacuation Two inmates, firefighter hurt in 'suspicious' blaze By Richard Irwin and Greg Tasker | Richard Irwin and Greg Tasker,Staff Writers Staff Writer Joe Nawrozki contributed to this article
Schools Confront the New ABCs
Settlements that undermine By Kenneth Longmyer
Area people toil to help total strangers in Florida Many busy here By Linda Lowe Morris | Linda Lowe Morris,Staff Writer Staff writers Mary Gail Hare, Kris Antonelli and David Michael Ettlin contributed to this article
Gryphon Associates adds more clientsGryphon Associates, a...
Open-air art gallery captivates Pros and amateurs present their wares By Peter Hermann | Peter Hermann,Staff Writer
Prisoners evacuated due to fire Jessup officers enter burning cells to get inmates out By Richard Irwin and Greg Tasker | Richard Irwin and Greg Tasker,Staff Writers
Tourists get northern exposure Couple operates an outpost for North Pole trips By Los Angeles Times
The Emmys
Light rail's new route inaugurated Extension travels to city's southern end By Greg Tasker | Greg Tasker,Staff Writer
Average isn't good enough
Fate of commercial bingo is topic of public hearing By John Rivera | John Rivera,Staff Writer
Beach-restoration job's completion expected tomorrow By Greg Tasker | Greg Tasker,Staff Writer
My family, and the Bush-Quayle values By Tom Teepen
Andrew unearths construction flaws By Knight-Ridder Newspapers
2nd strike for Fair Hill Music FestivalMy husband and I...
Wendy's robbery still probedBaltimore County police today...
Good Samaritans are out there helping stranded motorists
Looking GoodAs a veteran women's shelter volunteer, I...
Baltimore boy, 9, drowns in quarryBALTIMORE -- A... By From Staff Reports
Strike at Ohio parts plant forces shutdown at Broening Highway plant By Ted Shelsby and Joe Nawrozki | Ted Shelsby and Joe Nawrozki,Staff Writers
The Renaissance comes to Crownsville By Lorraine Mirabella | Lorraine Mirabella,Staff Writer
Bosnian asylum tries to function as madness rages outside By Dusko Doder | Dusko Doder,Contributing Writer
Hardly the definitive Marshall biography By Gregory P. Kane
Police program stems Garden Village violence Balto. Co. police set up house in community By Patrick Gilbert | Patrick Gilbert,Staff Writer
Ocean City officer shoots, kills robbery suspect Believed to be first such incident in history of resort's police department By Alisa Samuels and Joe Nawrozki | Alisa Samuels and Joe Nawrozki,Staff Writers
Nancy M. SimonsCorning sales managerNancy Mitchell Simons...
The Idea of Europe Is Breaking Down and Yugoslavia Is the Reason By WILLIAM PFAFF
Turn-of-the-century bed stuffed with lots of history By Larry Millett | Larry Millett,Knight-Ridder News Service
Cromwell Business Park nearing capacity A fall target date planned for opening By Lorraine Mirabella | Lorraine Mirabella,Staff Writer
Rampant corruption alleged in Chamorro's government By Knight Ridder News Service
Delayed school opening in Florida brings Rolocut back to the Suns By Pat O'Malley
Cowboy Cupid and his partner help lonely men lasso romance By Dan Fesperman | Dan Fesperman,Staff Writer
Going Bananas Going Too Far Going Metric By GEORGE F. WILL
FEATURES
Cultural connections of Latino art By Mike Giuliano | Mike Giuliano,Contributing Writer
Malls will soon feature entertainment By Los Angeles Times
Take charge, if that's OK By Kevin Cowherd
Patricia Cornwell brings a sensitivity to her crime novels By Jean Marbella | Jean Marbella,Staff Writer
Warding off criminals with a personal alarm By Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Actor Bruce Willis for President Bush? By Los Angeles Times
BUSINESS
Annmarc Inc. and Annmarc-tech, a subsidiary...
Books meld non-profits, executives Non-cash aid gains in importance By LESTER A. PICKER
Talks fail to end GM strike Local plant likely to shut down today By Ted Shelsby | Ted Shelsby,Staff Writer
BALTIMOREFor more Baltimore convention information, call...
To reduce job stress, keep the workplace in its place, psychologist urges By Barbara Presley Noble | Barbara Presley Noble,New York Times News Service
Hopkins maps brain in computerized atlasTalk about a heady... By Leslie Cauley
The following are recent bankruptcy filings in U.S...
Supermarket shoppers tempt bank First National ready to open branches in 3 Frederick County grocery stores By David Conn | David Conn,Staff Writer
LotusWorks really works but it skimps on support By Knight-Ridder Tribune
Use of Macs now made simpler still At Ease software uses just 1 click By PETER H. LEWIS
Economists offer view of turmoil Some say U.S. needs fewer jobs By TOM PETERS | TOM PETERS,1992 TPG Communications
How to speed up your PC's performance, Part II
Entrepreneur ready to open 4th Silver Diner By Michael Dresser | Michael Dresser,Staff Writer
Company makes money from others' mistakes By JANE APPLEGATE
SPORTS
Hemond stays near phone, hoping to ring up a deal Oates' pitching plans on hold until deadline By Jim Henneman | Jim Henneman,Staff Writer
Orioles apply heat to Rhodes, who then cools off Mariners By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Staff Writer
O's trip, but Sutcliffe won't fall Veteran covers flaws in 2-0 win By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Staff Writer
Little Bold John moves closer to $2 million By Kent Baker | Kent Baker,Staff Writer
UMBC can keep its busy stadium open after dark By Paul McMullen | Paul McMullen,Staff Writer
Miller helps Suns top Tigers, 4-2 By Special to The Sun
Sutcliffe finds AL race to be a perfect remedy By Jim Henneman | Jim Henneman,Staff Writer
NFL will remember city's cheers, tears By John Steadman
Two area players sign Spirit contracts
It was a wacky week to be out of touch By Phil Jackman
Milligan willing to trade statistics for standings By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Staff Writer
AP Top 25
Running into triple By Peter Schmuck
Auto racingGalles-Kraco Racing -- Signed driver Adrian...
Sure, it was great time for the town, but NFL shouldn't stage such exhibitions By Bill Tanton
Walton gets trimmed in Skins cuts Safety had been with team 6 years By Vito Stellino | Vito Stellino,Staff Writer
Baltimore passes torch with special messages Area youths address impact of event By Tara Finnegan | Tara Finnegan,Staff Writer
U.S. Open: It's hard test on hard courts No question, tournament is tennis' toughest exam By Bill Glauber | Bill Glauber,Staff Writer
Own up, owners: You want no boss By MIKE LITTWIN
Walton is the first loser as Redskins play the roster game By Vito Stellino | Vito Stellino,Staff Writer
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