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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON MAY 21, 1992
NEWS
Man pleads guilty to bookmaking Curra described as John Gotti's bookmaker. By Norris P. West | Norris P. West,Staff Writer
Macy closing Hunt Valley Mall store Plans raise concern about future of troubled center By Kim Clark and Meredith Schlow | Kim Clark and Meredith Schlow,Staff Writers
Some still say no to B-A-L-T-I-M-O-R-E pylon Three Federal Hill residents appeal zoning permit. By Edward Gunts | Edward Gunts,Staff Writer
Thomas J. Keyes
Blind vendor permitted to retain job at prison Hayden statement cites issue of fairness By Glenn Small | Glenn Small,Staff Writer
New effort seeks to direct children away from drugs By Robert Hilson Jr. | Robert Hilson Jr.,Staff Writer
Deaths elsewhere
Law firm hired to clear way for city suit By Michael A. Fletcher | Michael A. Fletcher,Staff Writer
Police win concession from county, ratify contract By Kris Antonelli | Kris Antonelli,Staff Writer
County wants more time for landfill work 51 extra days sought to finish disposal area By John A. Morris | John A. Morris,Staff Writer
Intense Cougars shooting for another state crown No. 1 seeds rely on pitching, explosive offense in quest for third straight 4A title By Roch Eric Kubatko | Roch Eric Kubatko,Staff Writer
Balanced-budget amendment seen hurting Marylanders State would lose 99,000 jobs in 1995, income would drop 12.5%, study says. By Carol Emert | Carol Emert,States News Service
Quayle figured out who triggered the L.A. riot: Murphy... By DAN BERGER
The new top state cop
Socialized to Spend Money By GEORGE F. WILL
Mayor pushes downtown site for HCFA Move would boost urban America, Schmoke says By Timothy J. Mullaney | Timothy J. Mullaney,Staff Writer
Claremont students are back at the ballpark again By Jay Merwin | Jay Merwin,Staff Writer
Community College on the Rise
Slow burn in Granite
Wrong Keyes
Program gives kids a hand saying no Urban League's message to kids says no to drugs. By Robert Hilson Jr. | Robert Hilson Jr.,Staff Writer
And Norman Schwarzkopf have been mentioned in... By THEO LIPPMAN JR
Vendor allowed to keep job Blind man, 52, keeps Balto. Co. jail vendor job. By Glenn Small | Glenn Small,Staff Writer
Law firm approved for school-aid suit Washington firm to lay groundwork for a funding lawsuit against state. By Michael A. Fletcher | Michael A. Fletcher,Staff Writer
Sexual abuse of a youth again alleged Coach on probation in earlier case By Lan Nguyen | Lan Nguyen,Staff writer
Recession swells student aid rolls 300,000 more students than expected qualified. By Chicago Tribune
Newly elected mayor ousts Election Board By William Thompson | William Thompson,Staff Writer
Chamber honors three for contributions to business By Joni Guhne
Miller's pie-in-the-sky platform By Robin Miller
Lethal WeaponsThe cover of the "Maryland Live" section...
Will private firms take County jobs? Council hears both sides in crucial labor debate By Elise Armacost | Elise Armacost,Staff Writer
Aching for response from 'Frankenstein' By Wiley A. Hall 3rd
State workers brace for unwanted veto By John W. Frece | John W. Frece,Annapolis Bureau
Forget Iran-contra, but Not Iraqgate
Senate takes up $1.4 billion urban aid bill that Bush calls 'not acceptable' By Art Pine | Art Pine,Los Angeles Times
Charged in sexual abuse, coach is on probation in Prince George's By Lan Nguyen | Lan Nguyen,Staff Writer
Perot phenomenon dazes Bush, Clinton campaigns ON POLITICS By JACK GERMOND & JULES WITCOVER
Crofton residents elect 13 members to board Dosek unopposed in bid for another term By Lorraine Mirabella | Lorraine Mirabella,Staff Writer
Essex man chosen for Japanese film on Ruth PINCH-HITTER By Jay Apperson | Jay Apperson,Staff Writer
Church moves outside to oppose drug dealers Presence confronts drug culture, helps community resolve. By Robert Hilson Jr. | Robert Hilson Jr.,Staff Writer
Roger C. Skinner Jr.
King of Late Night bids his television audience...
Battle of B-A-L-T-I-M-O-R-E still raging in Federal Hill Neighbors object to rooftop pylon By Edward Gunts | Edward Gunts,Staff Writer
Prophet ends year with 'Go, Cougars sorry, Eagles'
Council restores 3 percent wage cuts, offers new retirement incentive to workers By Dennis O'Brien | Dennis O'Brien,Staff Writer
Let the Poor Eat Cliches By WILLIAM PFAFF
A modest proposalThis is the season when flower groups...
Ross the Hoss By Sandy Grady
Still another Baltimore disadvantage By Anita Nowery Durel
Couple of guys savor life despite disabilities By MICHAEL OLESKER
Newly elected Snow Hill mayor fires election board By William Thompson | William Thompson,Staff Writer
South African blacks vote with whites Minor point at issue in historic first By Jerelyn Eddings | Jerelyn Eddings,Johannesburg Bureau
The old block By Anna Quindlen
N.Y. man pleads guilty to gambling conspiracy By Norris P. West | Norris P. West,Staff Writer
Good turn deserving of another Club that hosted fund-raiser will build a ramp. By Rafael Alvarez | Rafael Alvarez,Staff Writer
Hopkins study finds 'astounding' rate of hepatitis C Eighteen percent of emergency patients found to be infected. By Jonathan Bor | Jonathan Bor,Staff Writer
Move HCFA downtown, mayor asks U.S. officials urged to support cities By Timothy J. Mullaney | Timothy J. Mullaney,Staff Writer
2 Harford wells tainted, but water 'is safe' A suspected carcinogen is detected in Perryman field By Carol L. Bowers | Carol L. Bowers,Staff Writer
Weinberger releases Iran-contra polygraph results he says exonerate him By Ronald J. Ostrow and Doyle McManus | Ronald J. Ostrow and Doyle McManus,Los Angeles Times
On Fetal Tissue Bush Is Wrong
2 Harford wells are found tainted But county officials insist that drinking water is safe. By Carol L. Bowers | Carol L. Bowers,Staff Writer
Man is charged with auto theftA Prince George's County man...
St. Ignatius parish recruiting for its city summer...
Drivers, buckle up for holidayA pact he made several years...
PBS: Bully of nonprofit television By Smith L. Holt
In Moscow, camp survivors recall suffering under Nazis and under countrymen By Will Englund | Will Englund,Moscow Bureau
A Nation's Accounts Receivable By TRB
Japanese film coordintor sends in a lefty to pinch hit as Babe Ruth By Jay Apperson | Jay Apperson,Staff Writer
Children find Quayle's view of values unrealistic By Hector Tobar | Hector Tobar,Los Angeles Times
Murphy's baby at center stage By Karen Hosler | Karen Hosler,Washington Bureau
Dr. Robert MerriamBaltimore dentistServices for Dr. Robert...
Britons lost by winning in Falklands, scholar says By Richard O'Mara | Richard O'Mara,London Bureau
Schaefer about to raise state employees' ire -- again Opposes bills that would help state workers. By John W. Frece | John W. Frece,Annapolis Bureau
Throw out state test results, say teachers Performance test for students called flawed. By Monica Norton | Monica Norton,Staff Writer
Morgan H. Pritchett
Brooklyn Park barber has experience with duckpins -- 73 years By Donald G. Vitek
East Baltimore church confronts drug trade By Robert Hilson Jr. | Robert Hilson Jr.,Staff Writer
Chemical firm seeks OK for waste dump near Pasadena By John A. Morris | John A. Morris,Staff Writer
Morgan H. PritchettPratt curatorMorgan H. Pritchett, who...
State performance tests fail to impress educators By Monica Norton | Monica Norton,Staff Writer
Lucas Livingston, age 6, died Tuesday. In an article on...
A Billionth of a Second Before the Bang By MARK W. POWELL
Roger C. SkinnerBusinessman, 42Services for businessman... By These obituaries were provided by area funeral homes. If information hasn't been published about someone in your family who has passed away, please call The Anne Arundel County Sun at 761-1732 or 332-6211 or (800) 829-8000, Ext. 6211; you may also fax your information to us at 332-6677
Baltimore CityRAPE/ARREST: Western District -- Police... By The following accounts were compiled by reporter Richard Irwin from police records in the Baltimore area yesterday and today
Auto dealer investigated for car-pawn operation Vehicles allegedly taken as collateral By Roger Twigg | Roger Twigg,Staff Writer
Salad days near end in lettuce capital as development boom encroaches By Lee Quarnstrom | Lee Quarnstrom,Knight-Ridder News Service
High school senior prom and graduation dates
Reunions
Annapolis man makes jump from high-tech to Hollywood By Arthur Hirsch | Arthur Hirsch,Staff Writer
Courthouse in collapse
Baltimore's oldest Columbus monument regains status By Robert A. Erlandson | Robert A. Erlandson,Staff Writer
FEATURES
'Howards End' exposes Britain's middle class By Stephen Hunter | Stephen Hunter,Sun Film Critic
Colors can update style By Lois Fenton | Lois Fenton,Contributing Writer
Skynyrd finds its sound in country and rock By J. D. Considine | J. D. Considine,Pop Music Critic
Passing glances on dance floor of life By Stephen Hunter | Stephen Hunter,Sun Film Critic
Biologist reveals what really bugs us By Nancy Ross-Flanigan | Nancy Ross-Flanigan,Knight-Ridder Newspapers
Here comes the neighborhood By Diane Suchetka | Diane Suchetka,Knight-Ridder Newspapers
Rope soles look carefree with suntanned legs By New York Times News Service
Casting dictates script changes By Los Angeles Times
Rolling Stones film extended at IMAX By Karen Conley
Exercises in communication By New York Times
Longer-length skirts need leaner bodice By Vida Roberts | Vida Roberts,Staff Writer
A small glimpse at the art of Senegal By John Dorsey | John Dorsey,Art Critic
Disappointed customers may shun legitimate designers, costing more than 210,000 American jobs a year By Trish Donnally | Trish Donnally,San Francisco Chronicle
"Howards End" is James Ivory's version of the E.M. Forster... By Stephen Hunter
Message comes through in Senegalese exhibit By John Dorsey | John Dorsey,Art Critic
Making A Splash Susan Crosland hopes latest novel will bring wave of success on these shores By Jean Marbella | Jean Marbella,Staff Writer
Looking on the shady sideIn spring and summer our thoughts... By Edited by Vida Roberts | Edited by Vida Roberts,Knight-Ridder News ServiceDallas Morning News A long thin line Knight Ridder News Service
Newest musical wave from Britain: 'wooze' By Gary Graff | Gary Graff,Knight-Ridder Newspapers
Mamet's dark comedy 'American Buffalo' well-staged at Towsontowne By Winifred Walsh | Winifred Walsh,Contributing Writer
Just a little country, just a little rock 'n' roll Skynyrd band blends different stounds By J.D. Considine | J.D. Considine,Pop Music Critic
Skirts lengthen By Vida Roberts | Vida Roberts,Staff Writer
'The Real World' watches seven people try to live together By Steve McKerrow | Steve McKerrow,Staff Writer
Generations Take Different Scent-imental Journeys By ALICE STEINBACH
Easy-going Ground Round knows how to make children comfortable By Mary Maushard
Stranger in a familiar land Writer Susan Crosland is being introduced to her native country By Jean Marbella | Jean Marbella,Staff Writer
A few tricks can keep slip-on shoes from slipping offThe... By Orlando Sentinel Good clothes deserve proper summer storage Knight-Ridder News Service @
Johnny Carson's man behind the scenes By Kay Gardella | Kay Gardella,New York Daily News
SPORTS
Constellation Classic 10K takes on a new shape By Michael Reeb | Michael Reeb,Staff Writer
McDonogh tops Calvert Hall for 'A' title Cloude's arm, bat spark 7-3 victory By Rich Scherr | Rich Scherr,Contributing Writer
Mussina shows slump out of control By JOHN EISENBERG
Looking toward weekend, Oates leaves Davis at DHOrioles... By Ken Murray | Ken Murray,Staff Writer
Winning is only Indy name this Andretti cares about By Sandra McKee | Sandra McKee,Staff Writer
Self-assured A's show Birds how champs do it By Jim Henneman | Jim Henneman,Staff Writer
Losing streak is for real, but so are Orioles' chances By Ken Rosenthal
First, Davis will get a few more days By Ken Murray | Ken Murray,Staff Writer
Let Stadium stand, callers say
A's finish sweep, solve Mussina, 4-2 By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Staff Writer
Return of Steinbrenner could give Yankees' revolving door yet another spin By Bob Rubin | Bob Rubin,Knight-Ridder
Spolarich earns Kemper ticket By John W. Stewart | John W. Stewart,Staff Writer
Klarmann has set foes back on their Heels By Doug Brown
Blackhawks forced to overtime, find winning touch for 10th in row By Mike Kiley | Mike Kiley,Chicago Tribune
A's finish sweep, solve Mussina, 4-2 By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,Staff Writer
With no one to occupy Jordan, Pippen, Cavs have big problems By Sam Smith | Sam Smith,Chicago Tribune
For Hopkins to click, Wills must be poised By Mike Preston | Mike Preston,Staff Writer
McDonogh shows Cards who's boss By Rich Scherr | Rich Scherr,Contributing Writer
If sharing means winning, Ripken, McLemore 2nd it McLemore and Ripken share love of winning By Ken Murray | Ken Murray,Staff Writer
Spolarich qualifies for Kemper By John W. Stewart | John W. Stewart,Staff Writer
BaseballChicago Cubs -- Announced that P Lance Dickson of...
Local players are touching all bases on tournament-ready NCAA teams By Paul McMullen
Ballpark's state-of-the-art lighting foiled by a coil suffering from burn-out By Mark Hyman | Mark Hyman,Staff Writer
BASEBALLAmerican League* KANSAS CITY ROYALS -- Placed...
Penn State, Blockbuster team to fast-forward season By Tom Perry | Tom Perry,Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel
Indy adds exercises caution to make for safer pit stops By Sandra McKee | Sandra McKee,Staff Writer
Home-grown talent gives baseball programs boost By Paul McMullen | Paul McMullen,Staff Writer
Virginia vacancy could draw star-studded cast of applicants By Bill Tanton
Baltimore players main ingredient for Heels' success By Doug Brown | Doug Brown,Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Profit likely for bank, officers say Baltimore Bancorp shareholders soothed By David Conn | David Conn,Staff Writer
Spring checkup for your money By Julius Westheimer
Salomon agrees to pay fine $290 million fine is for violations of securities rules. By Thomas Easton | Thomas Easton,New York Bureau
Salomon agrees to pay $290 million fine Company falsified orders in U.S. securities auctions By Thomas Easton | Thomas Easton,New York Bureau
Schmoke to HCFA: Come downtown Move by U.S. agency would help cities, mayor says. By Timothy J. Mullaney | Timothy J. Mullaney,Staff Writer
Westinghouse wins satellite deal Contract worth $80 million is a first for company. By Ted Shelsby | Ted Shelsby,Staff Writer
Macy will close 200-worker store at Hunt Valley Mall Concern grows about future of troubled mall. By Kim Clark and Meredith Schlow | Kim Clark and Meredith Schlow,Staff Writers
Bank leaders promise more profit Baltimore Bancorp meeting produces confident outlook. By David Conn | David Conn,Staff Writer
Food trade show offers taste of Md. STATE FARE By Liz Atwood | Liz Atwood,Staff Writer
USAir flight lacks key element: pilots No one carried away at news conference By Leslie Cauley | Leslie Cauley,Staff Writer
State joins forces with private sector in campaign to promote Baltimore port, BWI By John H. Gormley Jr. | John H. Gormley Jr.,Staff Writer
Black & Decker again puts off sale of PRC Tool-maker blames saturated market By Ross Hetrick | Ross Hetrick,Staff Writer
Westinghouse wins 1st satellite communications job By Ted Shelsby | Ted Shelsby,Staff Writer
FCC rings alarm over phone service switching Unauthorized switching of long-distance carriers linked to overzealous marketing. By Gene Tharpe | Gene Tharpe,Cox News Service
Black & Decker delays PRC stock offering Tool-maker says market is saturated. By Ross Hetrick | Ross Hetrick,Staff Writer
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