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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON JANUARY 20, 1992
NEWS
Locust Point funeral home a long family tradition By Jacques Kelly
Animal rights group stages a GM bash By Michael Ollove
Whence Inspiration? By ANDREI CODRESCU
ACLU to ask court to order ballot changes Effort will challenge listings for primary By Tom Bowman | Tom Bowman,Washington Bureau of The Sun
The dream and the job ahead
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3 Associates Honored
Iran reportedly paid to free hostages Party of God got $1 million apiece By New York Times News Service
Keeping the arts vital
Banks in crisis By Robert Kuttner
Head of City Council targets school board as unresponsive Legislation to seek 6 elected members By Michael A. Fletcher
Magic's lead By New York Times
King's legacy
Few months, Baltimore and Boston have lent...
Getting U.S businesses back on trackSome years ago Roger...
Proposed federal tax cuts called too little too late By Los Angeles Times
Prayer Breakfast To Commemorate King By Phyllis Flowers and Phyllis Lucas
Moral Renewal in East Europe By WILLIAM PFAFF
Buchanan courts voters whoe feel jilted by Bush By John Fairhall | John Fairhall,Sun Staff Correspondent Roman Ponos of The Sun's Washington Bureau contributed to this article
Threatening public attitudes for President Bush On Politics Today By Jack W.Germond and Jules Witcover
Filmmaker has his eye on hometown By Robert Hilson Jr
Glen Burnie Motel Robbed By Two Men
Beer, thefts and luck of the Irish By Dan Rodricks
King birthday closings
Our Very Own Oil Patch on the Bay By TIM BAKER
3-alarm fire causes $500,000 damage at Hunt Valley hotel 4 other fires cause injuries, evacuations. By Joe Nawrozki and William B. Talbott Suzanne Wooton contributed to this story
Guerrilla bomb kills Lebanese mayor By New York Times News Service
Help line soon to be put on hold Budget cuts sink assistance unit in Baltimore County. By Larry Carson
Filmmaker trains his camera on hometown By Robert Hilson Jr
Elected city school board proposed Current board is listless, unresponsive, Clarke says. By Michael A. Fletcher
Thumbs down on palms up Americans closing eyes on the homeless, poll shows. By New York Times
Coach Puts Star's Health Above Wins By Pat O'Malley
Tunisia keeps lid on fundamentalists, at a price By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Sabbatical Stirs Priest's Desire To Make God More Real By Angela Gambill | Angela Gambill,Staff writer
Blacks, whites join quest for King dream By John Rivera
Jeanette ShulmanSocial workerServices for Jeanette...
Maryland, you're beautiful -- or passable BY THE ANNAPOLIS BUREAU STAFF
Zoo keeper is surrogate parent to owl By David Michael Ettlin
King biographer recalls early lesson HONORING KING'S MEMORY By Suzanne Wooton
Shifting SandEditor: Even before the tempest subsides, you...
Promoting beautiful Maryland, with all the bells and whistles
Whatever became of global warming?Now Shamir has to go up... By DAN BERGER
Clinton on the hot seat as rivals debate in N.H. Front-runner blasted by last-place Harkin By John Fairhall | John Fairhall,Sun Staff Correspondent
Never read this column while eating By ROGER SIMON
County Council To Vote On Resolution Limiting Members' Terms By Elise Armacost | Elise Armacost,Staff writer
The Dream may take some time, pastor warns Slain leader likened to biblical Joseph By Norris P. West
Your Dollars for Duke
Fuliginous Fears of the Philistines By GEORGE F. WILL
Champion Finds Boom, Not Gloom And Doom By Lorraine Mirabella | Lorraine Mirabella,Staff writer
Baltimore CityTHEFT: Western District -- A resident of the... By The following accounts were compiled by reporter Richard Irwin from police records in the Baltimore area yesterday and today
Neighborhood eyesore being replaced Shopping center due just west of Perring Pkwy. By Patrick Gilbert
Upbeat Economic Snapshot
Jeanette Shulman, retired hospital social worker
What if King had never lived? By Roz Hamlett
Burley Flattens Heavyweight Opponent By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,Staff writer
Where's Roger Hayden?
Sharing the pain of addiction Narcotics Anonymous members join to help each other's recovery. By Jay Merwin
Political space for El Salvador
Shizuo Takano, 68, a former electronics company executive...
King's vision lives on, but some fear for its future The DREAM AND ITS LEGACY By Michael Saunders and Tao Woolfe | Michael Saunders and Tao Woolfe,Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel
Marion Futterman
American Brewery fire damages buildingA three-alarm fire... By From Staff Reports
Author Edna Agatha Kanely, at age 81
Pomerleau dies revitalized police By Albert Sehlstedt Jr
Arsenic barrels elude searchers Damaged container found, but drums are still missing. By John Rivera ... .
Teen Robbers Target Fashionable Athletic Jackets By Kris Antonelli | Kris Antonelli,Staff writer
Martin & Malcolm & America By GREGORY STEPHENS
Robot sub finds missing container, but no arsenic By John Rivera
How the saints get that way By John Plunkett
Germans unveil memorial to Nazis' victims Villa at Wannsee stands as 'warning' By Tyler Marshall | Tyler Marshall,Los Angeles Times
Algerian soldier killed in attack at police checkpoint By Los Angeles Times
Howard teachers' union to renegotiate pay raises School board sought to reopen salary talks for '92-'93. By Donna Boller
Odd cultural mix in Moscow By Georgie Anne Geyer ZTC
Retired police commissioner Pomerleau dies By Carl Schoettler
6-year-old girl caught in cross-fire, killed in W. Baltimore last summer. By William B. Talbott and Frank D. Roylance
Hard prison time is the price for drug dealing Strict laws mean long terms for first-time offenders. By Kelly Gilbert
Teen charged as adult in shooting death By Michael James
Frederick art center discovers Bush nude is risky business By Greg Tasker | Greg Tasker,Sun Staff Correspondent
BUSINESS
'Infomercials' can make millions in sales By Jane Applegate | Jane Applegate,1992, Los Angeles Times Syndicate
For additional Baltimore convention information, call the...
Legg Mason reports record 3rd quarter Profits doubled from '90 period on strength of DJIA By David Conn
Training still vitalDespite the recession, training and...
This is a weekly summary of selected prime contracts...
Simple additions can solve many needs of PC owners By PETER H. LEWIS
Misconceptions feed bashing By TOM PETERS | TOM PETERS,TPG COMMUNICATIONS
Be prepared when ax falls By Julius Westhiemer
New positionsCharles Levine Caterers, an Owings...
Despite high unemployment rate, shortage of basic skills keeps many jobs vacant Workers lack necessities for many positions. By Bill Barnhart | Bill Barnhart,Chicago Tribune
U.S. managers learn Japanese ways By Tom Belden | Tom Belden,Knight-Ridder News Service
Windows offers the best desktop publishing By LESTER A. PICKER
The Race For A Blood Substitute By Michael Pollick
Hybrid of laptop function and pen-based technology By Lee Gomes | Lee Gomes,Knight-Ridder News Service
Franchise ownership requires some shopping around By Joyce Lain Kennedy | Joyce Lain Kennedy,1992, Sun Features Inc
Installing program upgrade may cause frustrating 'Unrecoverable Application Error' By Michael J. Himowitz
GM head blames media for woesConsumer criticism spurred by...
Pry open mystery files with special device By Craig Crossman | Craig Crossman,Knight-Ridder News Service
Medical contest of the decade intensifies. By Michael Pollick
NETWORKING How your Mac can run IBM software By Craig Crossman | Craig Crossman,Knight-Ridder News Service
Purchase of photo agency stirs concern By Charles Storch | Charles Storch,Chicago Tribune
ChangesEcono Lodge Frederick changed its affiliation to...
Despite high jobless rate, pool of qualified workers in some sectors is insufficient By Bill Barnhart | Bill Barnhart,Chicago Tribune
Dow climbs to 3,264.98 By New York Times News Service
The following are recent bankruptcy filings in U.S...
VIDEOPHONE Just around the corner By Mike Langberg | Mike Langberg,Knight-Ridder News Service
Druid Heights program helps first-time buyers get mortgages By Harry Milling
ChangesEcono Lodge Frederick changed its affiliation to...
Here are summaries of some recent Computing magazine... By Knight-Ridder News Service
FEATURES
A bartender's view of 'Cheers' By Kevin Cowherd
'Bed of Lies' hides issue of domestic violence behind black negligees and stockings By David Zurawik | David Zurawik,Sun Television Critic
Elvis wins by a hair
Baker, Ali and Stone will get awards at King ceremony By New York Times
Have been concerned for some time about whether a... By Sara Engram | Sara Engram,Universal Press Syndicate
Seminar hopes to turn women and men into competent mommies and daddies By Lynn Williams
Trio plays with brio at Shriver Hall By Stephen Wigler | Stephen Wigler,Sun Music Critic
Republic Pictures back in the saddle By Los Angeles Times
Dads gaining as single parents By San Francisco Chronicle
'African-American'conveys more than skin color, some say By Lan Nguyen
What's In A Name? Years Ago, The Term Was 'Negro' The Civil Rights Movement Brought Pride To 'black' By Lan Nguyen
Weeknight update: Dennis Miller debuts By John Carman | John Carman,San Francisco Chronicle
New design doesn't help 'Women' By Steve McKerrow
Death was a holiday for Chicago's casual coroners By Mike Royko | Mike Royko,Tribune Media Services
Dennis Miller, late of 'SNL,' brings an attitude to his new late-night talk show By Orange County Register
Soviet souvenirs: A market for memories By Liz Atwood | Liz Atwood,Sun Staff Correspondent
SPORTS
Will Terps be breakfast champions? Women await word on No. 1 ranking By Milton Kent | Milton Kent,Sun Staff Correspondent
Gibbs tells players to enjoy madness Super Bowl chaos is part of the game By Vito Stellino
Cooper gamble fails as Sockers batter Blast By Rick Davis | Rick Davis,Special to The Sun
Proposed B. Ripken cut no shock By Jim Henneman
Maryland women are No. 1 in AP poll
Baseball Cincinnati Reds -- Agreed to terms with SS Barry...
After getting lost at 'circus,' Bills aim to be all business at big top SUPER BOWL XXV1-REDSKINS VS. BILLS By Ken Murray | Ken Murray,Sun Staff Correspondent
Maryland women are No. 1 in AP poll By Milton Kent
NHL All-Stars shouldn't sell game as non-contact sport By Phil Jackman
BASEBALLNational League*CINCINNATI REDS -- Agreed to terms...
Karpovich captures national award
Fortunate Lance gets winning notion By Ross Peddicord | Ross Peddicord,Sun Staff Correspondent
Poets prove up to task on defense By Sam Davis and Jerry Bembry
O's fans cry foul about seating By Mark Hyman
Karpovich named Coach of Year By Kevin Eck
New seat locations sore spots for some Orioles fans By Mark Hyman
Orioles turn back the clock and get locked in a time warp By Ken Rosenthal
Low-ball pitch made by Orioles doesn't fool B. Ripken's agent By Jim Henneman
Rangers take over first from tired Jacks, 3-0 By James H. Jackson
Binghamton puts big egg on Skipjacks By James H. Jackson
Sockers put Blast on hold 2 quick goals in 4th seal 6-3 victory By Rick Davis | Rick Davis,Special to The Sun
Maryland's long dry spell in recruiting from Dunbar could end with Booth in '93 By Bill Tanton
Time no lasting alibi for Bullets in breakdown against 76ers By Alan Goldstein
South River's tie as good as win against Hammond in tournament By Lem Satterfield
Steelers reportedly set to name Cowher coachKansas City...
Amatucci resigns at Arundel CC By Pat O'Malley
Schramm has clear picture 1960 Olympic work a TV forerunner By John Jeansonne | John Jeansonne,Newsday
Amatucci resigns at Arundel CC Junior-college coach told team Saturday By Pat O'Malley
This should be Mackey's year to score on Hall of Fame ballot By John Steadman
Penn State's record score costs Towson State its opener GYMNASTICS
When chips were down, Cook managed to put them in hole By John Strege | John Strege,Orange County (Calif.) Register
Dunbar defense is charm against St. Anthony By Sam Davis and Jerry Bembry
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