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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON FEBRUARY 02, 1992
NEWS
Disease finds sniper Viet Cong didn't A soldier's story By Joe Nawrozki | Joe Nawrozki,Sun Staff Correspondent
Twice-convicted Murdererto Escape Death Penalty By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff writer
Kaufman Architects To Design Round-the-world Racer By Nancy Noyes
Can West Coast-style cars clear East Coast's smog? By Timothy B. Wheeler and Thomas W. Waldron
Deadbeat doctors face harsh medicine from Uncle Sam By Norris P. West fHC B
Ethel V. Spangler, 91, died Wednesday at the Green Acres... By These obituaries were provided by area funeral homes. If informationabout someone in your family who has passed away hasn't been published, please call Amy Miller or Mary Gail Hare at 876-8771, 857-0550 or1-800-829-8000, Ext. 6595; you also may FAX your information to us at 876-0233
Report on CNN's Baghdad coverage has lots of breadth but little depth By Michael Hill | Michael Hill,Mr. Hill, a reporter for The Sun, is a former TV critic of The Evening Sun
The Kingfish as a scheming, ambitious tyrant By Bruce Clayton
Woman Wants Refund On Mobile Home By Jackie Powder | Jackie Powder,Staff writer
Man, 19, To Be Tried In Abuse Of Sister, 10 By Darren M. Allen | Darren M. Allen,Staff writer
The Unusual Reigns As Scorpions Out-wrestle Wildecats By Rick Belz | Rick Belz,Staff writer
Big-city gangs cropping up in small Oklahoma farming towns By Linda S. Wallace | Linda S. Wallace,Knight-Ridder News Service
Dorothy M. WoodeySchool administratorA memorial service...
Here's what to look for if you're traveling in the...
Cuts in Defense: How Much Is Too Much? By CHARLES W. CORDDRY | CHARLES W. CORDDRY,Charles Corddry writes about defense and security issues from the Washington bureau of the Baltimore Sun
Chance of a Lifetime By BARRY RASCOVAR | BARRY RASCOVAR,Barry Rascovar is editorial page director of The Sun
Lorton Defends Increases In Budget Against Skeptics By Monica Norton | Monica Norton,Staff writer
Greenfield Campaigning On Get-tough Policy For Schools By Phil Greenfield
Aacc Tabs Shuck
Rehrmann Seeking Ok To Establish New Taxes By Carol L. Bowers | Carol L. Bowers,Staff writer
Condemnation Proposal Called 'Arrogant' By Carol L. Bowers | Carol L. Bowers,Staff writer
Report Cards
Tells Residents They've Got The Wrong Number By James M. Coram
Schools Absorb $2.5 Million Cut With Freeze On Supply Purchases By Donna E. Boller | Donna E. Boller,Staff writer
Creek's Welfare Hits Home For Residents By Erik Nelson | Erik Nelson,Staff writer
Community Plans Auction, Rallies To Aid Of Youth, 9 By Lan Nguyen | Lan Nguyen,Staff writer
Adequate Facilities Plan Aids Developers At Public Expense By John W. Taylor For | John W. Taylor For,The Howard County Sun
Article Was A Disservice
Freshmen Lift Hammond Girls Over Centennial, 49-41 By Gary Lambrecht | Gary Lambrecht,Staff writer
Lackluster Effort Fails To Stop Scorpions By Rick Belz | Rick Belz,Staff writer
'Flaws' Kill Hickman Proposal By Adam Sachs | Adam Sachs,Staff writer
Troopers Can Stay
Byron Urges Fast Action
State Passes Sykesville Center Loan
Fuchs Trains In Ill.
Letter from the Publisher: Listening to Readers By MICHAEL J. DAVIES | MICHAEL J. DAVIES,Michael J. Davies is publisher of The Baltimore Sun
After Quarter-century Wait, He Tops 700 Mark By Donald G. Vitek
Planning Board To Consider Savage Development Proposal By Erik Nelson | Erik Nelson,Staff writer
Fallston Pharmacy Cited
Carroll Educators Suited By Defeat Of Uniform Plan By Greg Tasker | Greg Tasker,Staff writer
Bates Project Begins Anew In Meetings By JoAnna Daemmrich | JoAnna Daemmrich,Staff writer
School Capacities Stretched
Return of Haitian exiles resumes after Supreme Court lifts injunction By New York Times News Service
Changing Voting Rights Rules
Ca Looking At Alternative Truck Garage Sites By Erik Nelson | Erik Nelson,Staff writer
Baltimore Co. police ordered to cut driving Budget move will delay responses, union says By Roger Twigg
Here is how Maryland's senators were recorded on important... By Roll Call Report Syndicate
Calling a Foul By JERRY BEMBRY | JERRY BEMBRY,Jerry Bembry is a sportswriter for The Baltimore Sun
Voters Approve Tax Increases -- Under Some Conditions By HERBERT C. SMITH and DON HAYNES
Name: Jeremy MyersHonored by The Carroll County Sun for...
Bel Air Hearing Will Discuss Levy For Business Promotions By Brian Sullam | Brian Sullam,Staff writer
Name: John ShellyHonored by The Carroll County Sungeb for...
Ccgh Nursing Executive Thrives On Community Service By Cindy Parr | Cindy Parr,Contributing writer
In New Hampshire, volunteers take first steps on campaign trail By John Fairhall | John Fairhall,Sun Staff Correspondent
Britain allows silicone breast implants By New York Times News Service
Nomads in the State House
Jump Starts I Have Known By PATRICK McGUIRE | PATRICK McGUIRE,Patrick McGuire is a writer for The Sun Magazine
Disabilities Corrections
Sweep Puts Old Mill On Target To Win Dual-meet Prize By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,Staff writer
Byron Discusses Health Care
Zoning Examiner Approves Abused Children's Shelter By Carol L. Bowers | Carol L. Bowers,Staff writer
Numbers Vary, But Agree On One Thing: Violent Crime Is Up By Kris Antonelli | Kris Antonelli,Staff writer
Terrors Set For Historic Russia Trip By Glenn P. Graham | Glenn P. Graham,Staff writer
Columbia Democrats Reject Byron By James M. Coram | James M. Coram,Staff writer
Schaefer Plan Called A 'Double Whammy' By Adam Sachs | Adam Sachs,Staff writer
Anne Arundel County Sun Academic-athletic Team Application
Schools' Smoking Ban Is A Victory In A Very Good Cause By Mark Guidera
Bel Air Hearing Will Discuss Levy For Business Promotions By Brian Sullam | Brian Sullam,Staff writer
South Africa reaches a turning point in efforts to empower black majority By Jerelyn Eddings | Jerelyn Eddings,Johannesburg Bureau of The Sun
Hayden's Smoldering Priorities
Riffle Grows Into Falcons Leadership Role By Roch Eric Kubatko | Roch Eric Kubatko,Staff writer
Executing A Man In Maryland Is Almost Impossible By M. DION THOMPSON | M. DION THOMPSON,Dion Thompson is a reporter for The Baltimore Sun
Residents Group Seeks To Delay Facilities Bill By Staff report
Charter Review Panel Begins Hearing Series By Daniel P. Clemens Jr. | Daniel P. Clemens Jr.,Staff writer
Panel OKs U.S. sentencing guidelines Cause of increase in inmates debated By David Simon
Correction
Patriots Hold Off Bruins
Four Hundred Billion Dollars
Young Cougars Extend Streak By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,Staff writer
Glen Burnie Man Charged In Robbery
New Post Office Set To Open In Lineboro By Darren M. Allen | Darren M. Allen,Staff writer
Even in recession, right home at right price can fulfill an American dream 'City boy' finds quarter-acre, cows By Rafael Alvarez | Rafael Alvarez,Sun Staff Correspondent
Time, Teamwork Bond Hopeful Glen Falls Racing Team By Stanley C. Dillon
Puppy Mills Breed a Problem Bill By SARA ENGRAM | SARA ENGRAM,Sara Engram is editorial page director of The Evening Sun. Her column appears here each week
Phoenix Seeks Long-term Contract On County Recyclables By Daniel P. Clemens Jr. | Daniel P. Clemens Jr.,Staff writer
Pumphrey: 'It's Just Real Close' By Angela Gambill | Angela Gambill,Staff writer
Polling Place Changed
MTA weighing 'family' fares for rides to stadium By Peter Jensen
Should Extra-curricular Activities Be Reduced?
4 Streams May Receive Natural Trout Waters Designation By Anne Haddad | Anne Haddad,Staff writer
eater's 'Murder on Tour'
Neighbor In Need
Head Becomes Mariners' Main Man By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,Staff writer
Wooster Is Drawing Attention By Pat O'Malley
4th-graders Show The Way On Bay By Lan Nguyen | Lan Nguyen,Staff writer
Doyle Northrup, 85, a physicist who detected the Soviet...
Pipe Bomb Explodes, Shattering Mailbox
Grocery Coupon Craze Creates Giant-sized Throngs By Mary Gail Hare | Mary Gail Hare,Staff writer
Drug Legalization: An Idea Whose Time Has Passed By PETER A. JAY
County Attorney To Study Off-conveyances Amendment By Kerry O'Rourke | Kerry O'Rourke,Staff writer
Moscovites See Problems, But Aren't Completely Pessimistic By JOHN P. ROBINSON and VLADIMIR ANDREYENKOV
Murachs Help Bobcats Swimmers Remain Unbeaten By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,Staff writer
Recycling Beats Yet More Landfills By Jeff Griffith
Fire Hits Johnsville Home
Sleepless-night factor missing from Dean Koontz's latest effort By Gregory N. Krolczyk
Are You Due A Tax Refund? By Staff report
Fund-raisers Elect Board
Family Fights To Clear Name In Dhr Files By Anne Haddad | Anne Haddad,Staff writer
East and West become one at the Olympics By Bill Glauber
Looking for better days Boat show opens Feb. 14 with hope that the best is yet to come By Pat Emory | Pat Emory,Special to the Sun
Ingram Co 'S Move Unsettling To Workers By Erik Nelson
Ingram Co 'S Move Unsettling To Workers By Erik Nelson
Slutzky's Unbeaten Streak Snapped, 5-3 By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,Staff writer
Wmc Housing Director Elected To Service Post By Special to The Carroll County Sun
Return of Haitian exiles resumes after Supreme Court lifts injunction By Knight-Ridder News Service
In story of future, the past is more interesting By Judith Wynn
Real Estate Transfer Tax Could Pay For School Construction By Brian Sullam | Brian Sullam,Staff writer
Soviet dissolution leaves soldiers in no-man's land By Kathy Lally | Kathy Lally,Sun Staff Correspondent
New center aids addicts and babies But costs threaten Baltimore program By Frank D. Roylance
Ex-chef Cooks Up Reading Potpourri By Michael R. Driscoll | Michael R. Driscoll,Staff writer
Jury Selection Begins For Brothers Charged In Beating By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff writer
Court Upholds State's Authority On Rubble Fill Approvals By Carol L. Bowers and Norris P. West | Carol L. Bowers and Norris P. West,Staff writers
* Navy Seaman Recruit David W. Thornton recently completed...
Liberty Reservoir Yields Great Catches By Bill Burton
Man's Seed Catalog Business Has Grown Like A Weed By Mary Gold
Schools' Reuse Of Furniture Pleasing To County Officials By Greg Tasker | Greg Tasker,Staff writer
Anne Arundel pet cremator does job 'nobody else will do' By Elise Armacost
Boxing Show Set
That Federal Hill PylonEditor: I want to correct some of...
Fighting intensifies in disputed territory of Nagorno-Karabakh death toll rises By Los Angeles Times
Repairs To Van Keep Quadriplegic On Road To Degree By Lisa Wiseman | Lisa Wiseman,Contributing writer
Linthicum Spa Closed By Vice Detectives By Kris Antonelli | Kris Antonelli,Staff writer
Oversight Panel's Top Gun No Stranger To Trouble-shooting By James M. Coram | James M. Coram,Staff writer
Pupils In 'Who's Who'
Win A Trip To Nasa's Space Camp
Take this campaign roast -- please By ROGER SIMON
Civil war ends at last in El Salvador, but differences persist after cease-fire By New York Times News Service
Easterly Commits To Georgia Tech By Gary Lambrecht | Gary Lambrecht,Staff writer
Plea bargain devalues slain officer's life By MICHAEL OLESKER
Home for elderly founders on debt By Ann LoLordo
Runaway Car Strikes Two At Auto Auction
Tournaments Available For Average Bowler By Donald G. Vitek
Anxiety Amid Success For American Jewish Community By ANTHONY DAY
Sought-after forensic entomologist digs deep for clues By Douglas Birch | Douglas Birch,Sun Staff Correspondent
Postmen to run food drive Donations picked up at your front door By Mark Guidera
The Real Clinton Scandal Is the Conduct of the Press By ARNOLD R. ISAACS | ARNOLD R. ISAACS,Arnold R. Isaacs, now a free-lance writer, was formerly a reporter and editor for The Sun
'Wrestling Just Runs In The Family,' Edgewood Cousins Find By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,Staff writer
As relations between Russia, U.S. warm, spying hasn't come out of the cold By Mark Matthews | Mark Matthews,Washington Bureau of The Sun
FEATURES
Marathoner's mind runs a course of enigmatic, imponderable ideas By Lynn Williams and Mary Corey Michael Hill of the The Sun metro staff contributed to this article
Mocha ware appeals, like food and sex By Lita Solis-Cohen
Dial 1-800 for food queries, complaints By Rosemary Black | Rosemary Black,New York Daily News
Barbara Walters has got staying power despite years of persistent sexism By Mike Duffy | Mike Duffy,Knight-Ridder News Service
Food is a strong supporting player in many shows this theater season By Florence Fabricant | Florence Fabricant,New York Times News Service
Theatre Project presents satires on modern... By J. Wynn Rousuck
Variety of programs celebrate Black History Month By Dorothy Fleetwood
Catoctin Mountain Park plans Winter Wonderland
Pearly Whites By CATHERINE COOK
Las Vegas singing new tune to lure families to town By New York Daily News
From The Sun Feb. 2-8, 1842FEB. 2: The average number of... By Fred Rasmussen
Rekindle romance on Valentine's Day with a tempting basket of delectables By Marlene Sorosky
New Year's Treat Is A Piece Of Cake By GAIL FORMAN
We Are All Prisoners Of Our Names By ALICE STEINBACH
Brass, copper lovers can find good polishes for pieces By Anita Gold | Anita Gold,Chicago Tribune
American films misplace the sense of place By Stephen Hunter | Stephen Hunter,Film Critic
Musical artistry is rewarding, though not rewarded By Stephen Holden | Stephen Holden,New York Times News Service
Do you want to dance? Dan and Brenda Miller do, and have... By Mary Corey
From Fancy French To American Casual By JANICE BAKER
Swapping homes for vacation is an inexpensive way to soak up a lot of culture By Knight-Ridder News Service
Will sick people feel better in a hospital that looks like a mall? By Edward Gunts
Heritage Market will open one day this year to public By LINDA LOWE MORRIS
Chefs cook up tasty dishes that give mushroom soup new life in the '90s By Waltrina Stovall | Waltrina Stovall,The Dallas Morning News
On Making A Living With A Mouth By ROB KASPER
Alsace aficionados like a good challenge By Michael Dresser
Long-Running Film Critic Calls It a Wrap By MICHAEL DAVIS
Hung Up On Laundry By DAVE BARRY
Now is the time for travel to an unspoiled Hanoi By H. D. S. Greenway | H. D. S. Greenway,Boston Globe
Minimalist or maximalist, artist layers experiences in abstract sculptures By John Dorsey | John Dorsey,Art Critic
Soup tureen evaluated By James. G. McCollam | James. G. McCollam,Copley News Service
Home decorating with an air of romance By Elaine Markoutsas
Silver-Tongued Jim McKay On Going for Olympic Gold By PATRICK SANDOR
Readers discuss bosses, laid-off wives By Niki Scott
7 Rooms Of Bloom By MIKE KLINGAMAN
Several strategies put focus on mantel By Rita St. Clair
A Winning Team Abc's Jim Mckay And Wife Margaret By MARY COREY
A first for South Africa: musical shot in township By Rick Lyman | Rick Lyman,Knight-Ridder News Service
Tourists see history up close and personal on four-state trip along the trail of the Lincolns By Chris Kaltenbach
Designer's prescription for small room makes window a background for sofa By Rose Bennett Gilbert | Rose Bennett Gilbert,Copley News Service
Whether they're stuffed, fried, broiled or raw, sweet bell peppers are hot stuff By Linda Susan Dudley | Linda Susan Dudley,Copley News Service
Comfortable, eclectic furnishings warm up interiors, create intimacy and bring romance into the home By Elaine Markoutsas
Streetcars Named Baltimore
Play gets great response By SYLVIA BADGER
SPORTS
Female wrestler provides spirit, speed to Wilde Lake Romano loses bouts but wins respect By Rick Belz
Black Tie Affair named 1991 Horse of the Year By New York Times News Service
Accola leads Swiss trio to men's Super-G sweepPaul Accola...
As the significant All-Star, Johnson can make it all right for the others By Mark Heisler | Mark Heisler,Los Angeles Times
Bullets fighting, but not among selves Unity, heart remain despite losing streak By Alan Goldstein
As hearing nears, Cecil County delegate battles for alternative OTB legislation By Ross Peddicord
Gurney guides son of archrival Parnelli Jones By Selena Roberts VTC | Selena Roberts VTC,Orlando Sentinel
Troy lifts Blast by Stars, 5-4 AH His two goals cap rally from 3-1 deficit By Sandra McKee
New clock ticks toward Opening Day By Mark Hyman
Maryland takes big lead, holds off N.C. State, 99-90 Women end first half of ACC play unbeaten By Milton Kent | Milton Kent,Sun Staff Correspondent
Link rolls to the top in pro qualifier By James H. Jackson
Cosell leaves radio, where ikntellect, wit went hand in hand with savagery By Jack Craig | Jack Craig,Boston Globe
Bench helps Loyola end St. Peter's jinx, 73-63 By Paul McMullen
Brown's 30 lift Penn State over UMBC By Special to The Sun
Rodriguez remembers the hard times, so he can't say no to helping others By Larry Dorman | Larry Dorman,Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel
$54.99 Super Bowl video game outselling demand By Judy A. Plunkett | Judy A. Plunkett,Knight-Ridder News Service
Giving kids the world in a worn leather mitt By JOHN EISENBERG
Florida, Morehead lead college event
Ingram, formerly of Owings Mills, makes Curtis Cup By John W. Stewart
Alexander gives Towson lift in win over Brooklyn Freshman scores 26 in 96-56 rout By Jerry Bembry
Mount blows 9-point lead and falls to LIU, 93-91 By Special to The Sun
Dear Stadium Doctor:My inquiry is about shadow, more...
Little-known names dot Redskins' protected list : Wily Gibbs keeps Gulledge, Jenkins By Vito Stellino
Coppin State loses again to Howard, 69-64 Eagles drop game off MEAC lead By Jerry Bembry | Jerry Bembry,Sun Staff Correspondent
Hot O'Meara shoots 68, leads Pebble Beach by 2
A big splash at boat show would buoy hopes of marine industry By PETER BAKER
Fordham deals Navy sixth loss in row 26 fouls contribute to 81-75 defeat By Special to The Sun
Magic isn't OlympianMagic Johnson in the Olympics...
Maiden takes Stryker Stakes, as More Paces fails in stretch By Ross Peddicord | Ross Peddicord,Sun Staff Correspondent
Like last season, Gait brothers charge up Turbos By Doug Brown
Agent: Give Bonds multiyear deal soon
Olympic team treads an icy middle road between the peaks and valleys By Bill Glauber
Orioles gamble on Cal Ripken signing, could find themselves out millions By PETER SCHMUCK
FootballLos Angeles Raiders -- Traded third-year CB Garry...
Minnesota's Super Bowl salesmanship has lessons for Baltimore By VITO STELLINO
Late Rangers goal beats Skipjacks, 5-4 Binghamton is 7-0-2 in past nine games By Paul Stuart | Paul Stuart,Special to The Sun
Capitals too hot for Flames, 5-2 Burridge scores 2 By James H. Jackson | James H. Jackson,Sun Staff Correspondent
It's time to name names, the midseason winners and losers By Gene Wojciechowski | Gene Wojciechowski,Los Angeles Times
Ingram handles pressure like a champion By JOHN STEWART
Speed skater Jansen falls into unexpected fame By Bill Glauber
Strawberry vows a new chapter in his L.A. story By Bob Klapisch | Bob Klapisch,New York Daily News
Upper Deck goes sophisticated route, gives its cards three-dimensional look By Ruth Sadler
BUSINESS
After strong showing in '91, health/biotech funds expected to outperform market By WERNER RENBERG | WERNER RENBERG,1992 Werner Renberg
ARM funds: good yields but some risks Still new, they need to be tested further By JANE BRYANT QUINN | JANE BRYANT QUINN,Washington Post Writers Group
Honesty is the best policy for loan applicants By ELLEN JAMES MARTIN
Defense cuts could wound economy By Ted Shelsby
Small investors benefit with Bush N.J. Visa card issuer changes terms By Glenn Burkins | Glenn Burkins,Knight-Ridder News Service
Former executive antagonizes CEOs with criticism of their lofty salaries By U Alison Leigh Cowan | U Alison Leigh Cowan,New York Times News Service
Brokers forced to disclose who they represent By James M. Woodard | James M. Woodard,Copley News Service
This chart and map track recent movements in single-family...
Owners restore stately British homes Costs prove high, even for the rich By Fred Langan | Fred Langan,The Christian Science Monitor
White House delays annuity tax change By New York Times News Service
Lower rates make prepaying mortgage less attractive Some other investments may offer greater return By David I. Turner | David I. Turner,Knight-Ridder News Service
New tax withholding scheme won't put much more money in your pocket By Gene Yasuda | Gene Yasuda,Orlando Sentinel
Fannie Mae tightens mortgage rules By Dinah Zeiger | Dinah Zeiger,Knight-Ridder News Service
Developers abandon plans to build Federal Hill town houses By Edward Gunts
Interest on national debt threatens to overtake spending on domestic programs By Stephen E. Nordlinger | Stephen E. Nordlinger,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Weak rental market spurs need to offer incentives By Alyssa Gabbay | Alyssa Gabbay,Special to The Sun
Crown Cork thrives with no-frills approach By Ross Hetrick
Automatic savings plans get to money before you do Mutual funds offer good place to start By Jonathan Lansner | Jonathan Lansner,Orange County Register
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