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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON AUGUST 29, 1993
NEWS
Troubled Maritime Industry
75 Years Ago* The most powerful radio station in the... By Robert M. Pennington of the Ann Arrundell County Historical Society
New grade school's color scheme draws comment Most praise Fountain Green decor By Adriane B. Miller | Adriane B. Miller,Contributing Writer
Illegal pet snakes cause concern Woman, 18, bitten by poisonous viper By Adam Sachs | Adam Sachs,Staff Writer
The Myths Behind Nude Art FlapIt has been two weeks since...
Researchers set tests for ibogaine By Knight-Ridder News Service
Information NeededThe five supervisors of the school food...
Symbols and Heroes By MILTON KENT
Giant-Killer of the Past Faces Uncertain Future By BARRY RASCOVAR
Well-rested, Clinton gets back to job Ambitious agenda awaits president after his vacation By Carl M. Cannon | Carl M. Cannon,Staff Writer
Progress reported in Mideast Agreement is near to give Palestinians authority over Gaza By Mark Matthews | Mark Matthews,Washington Bureau
Suspects in terrorist plots go on hunger strike in protest Prison accused of snubbing Muslims By Newsday
China's tug-of-war with Dalai Lama By Robert Benjamin | Robert Benjamin,Staff Writer
Fall promises seasonal delights on topics from railroads to rivers @ By James H. Bready
School Information
Taneytown considers replacement manager Clerk/treasurer is among applicants By Traci A. Johnson | Traci A. Johnson,Staff Writer
NAACP to hold class on students' rights Police involvement in incidents cited By Sherrie Ruhl | Sherrie Ruhl,Staff Writer
Church is committed to serving community Couple trying to change lives By Ed Brandt | Ed Brandt,Staff Writer
A New School Year Ain't Just Kid Stuff By KEVIN THOMAS
Bosnian assembly votes to reject U.N. peace plan Issue of territory at heart of objection By New York Times News Service
Spontaneity dies in chilly climate following Price By MICHAEL OLESKER
Civilians Misread The MilitaryMike Littwin should write...
CIA to release Cold War documents By New York Times News Service
Dim view Of City's Neon BanAn article in The Sun (Aug. 10...
Back-to-school Primer
Telethon organizer gladly works through the night Volunteer targets Muscular Dystrophy By Mary Gail Hare | Mary Gail Hare,Staff Writer
L.A. Schools Say 'No' to Year-Round Plan SCHOOL ISSUES By LINDA SEEBACH
Re-examining $6 Billion Federal Program By JULIE A. MILLER
Alexander J. KellarElectronics technicianAlexander Joseph...
Deported Palestinians face uneasy homecoming By Doug Struck | Doug Struck,Staff Writer
Disillusionment dividing Germany Reunification put jobs on the block By Dan Fesperman | Dan Fesperman,Staff Writer
Transition in Nigeria
Beatrice Barker Expert knitter
Boosters Key to Sports Success and Scandals By C. FRASER SMITH
Ecker, health unit clash New agency's autonomy at issue By Jackie Powder | Jackie Powder,Staff Writer
Antiques fans hunt through street fair Annual event held in Havre de Grace By Adriane B. Miller | Adriane B. Miller,Contributing Writer
Fans of the Md. State Fair try to duck sweltering heat By Donna E. Boller | Donna E. Boller,Staff Writer
1 man killed, 2 injured by gunfire in argumentSILVER...
Rehrmann irate over late school Fallston Middle opening delayed By Sherrie Ruhl | Sherrie Ruhl,Staff Writer
Bawlmer -- don't you love it, hon? Passionate pilgrim embraces city life By Rafael Alvarez | Rafael Alvarez,Staff Writer
New parole agency chief sees 'a time bomb' 2,092 violent offenders on probation or parole left unsupervised Marina Sarris By Marina Sarris | Marina Sarris,Staff Writer
Quirky trivia book offers beer nuts for the brain By John Bordsen | John Bordsen,Knight-Ridder News Service
Name: Patricia "Trish" A. Slater, 18, of Ellicott...
Van Halen's Anthony is picking a hot rodMichael Anthony of...
Learning To See Ourselves as North Americans By RICHARD RODRIGUEZ
Picturesque view, pleasing fare at the Captain's Galley II By Audrey Haar | Audrey Haar,Staff Writer
Melancholy curtain falling on magical summer stage By Bill Glauber | Bill Glauber,Staff Writer
25 Years Ago (Week of Aug. 18-25, 1968):* Unitec Products...
Outcomes defended as sound Parents offered documents as proof By Anne Haddad | Anne Haddad,Staff Writer
Girl, 16, escapes serious injury in two-car, head-on collision By Mike Farabaugh | Mike Farabaugh,Staff Writer
Protecting Grizzlies And Carroll Farms By BRIAN SULLAM
Jambalaya imparts Africa-based flavor 4 Columbia women launch magazine By Ivan Penn | Ivan Penn,Staff Writer
Quick note to Gen. Aidid: Rangers won't be friendly By ROGER SIMON
Worthy of a Miracle By SARA ENGRAM
School Food: Seeking New Ways to Satisfy Appetites Officials Turn to Private Contractors to Balance Budgets and Please Palates By MICHAEL K. BURNS
Organ recipients celebrate full lives By Sandy Banisky | Sandy Banisky,Staff Writer
China give rare, and orchestrated, glimpse of Tibet By Robert Benjamin | Robert Benjamin,Beijing Bureau
Tradition, service are trademarks By Frank Lynch | Frank Lynch,Staff Writer
GRIEVOUS SINFaye KellermanMorrow368 pages. $20 In the... By GERRI KOBREN SUMMER OF FEAR T. Jefferson Parker St. Martin's 359 pages. $19.95 | GERRI KOBREN SUMMER OF FEAR T. Jefferson Parker St. Martin's 359 pages. $19.95,LOS ANGELES TIMES THE CONSERVATOR'S SONG William C. Bowie University of Arkansas Press 71 pages. $17.50; $9.95 paperback
Quaint Earned The Old-Fashioned Way By ELISE ARMACOST
A hole in one and celebrity action By Blair Holley | Blair Holley,Contributing Writer
Of Cape St. Clair coordinate the...
Nicaragua: Chamorro's Healing Powers Have Run Out By JOHN M. McCLINTOCK
Baltimore attorney to be legislative aide in Howard Purview will include health, housing, jobs By James M. Coram | James M. Coram,Staff Writer
NASA What Went Wrong with the U.S. Space Program By ROBERT L. PARK
Harford Mall to impose smoking ban CARE program begins Wednesday By Frank Lynch | Frank Lynch,Staff Writer
Clothier wraps up business today By Consella A. Lee | Consella A. Lee,Staff Writer
Cecil-Harford greenway envisioned Trails would link attractions along the Susquehanna By Phyllis Brill | Phyllis Brill,Staff Writer
Friends remember killer and victim at funerals By Kris Antonelli | Kris Antonelli,Staff Writer
U.N. Peacekeeping Effort in Somalia Slides Toward Warmaking By FRANK NJUBI
Edmund Wilson's reflections on the writing life By Vincent Fitzpatrick
Businesses, residents stung by scam By Mike Farabaugh | Mike Farabaugh,Staff Writer
Irish women come of age and inherit the same bleak prospects as their menfolk By Laurie Kaplan
Snakes Alive At Indian Steps By MIKE BURNS
Man tries to rob restaurant, is wounded, caught by police By Larry Carson | Larry Carson,Staff Writer
Ray DeVollProminent tenorBOSTON -- Ray DeVoll, 66, a tenor...
Massages, facials, nail treatments add right touch for the stressed-out By Audrey Haar | Audrey Haar,Staff Writer
Rebound of the Rockfish
Claiming her daughter was assaulted at school, ex-delegate weighs lawsuit Aberdeen principal denies charges By Sherrie Ruhl | Sherrie Ruhl,Staff Writer
Pennsylvania police to reconstruct fatal accident By Mike Farabaugh | Mike Farabaugh,Staff Writer
Did VW Steal GM-Opel Secrets?
Fighting city crime and grime Downtown patrols mark six months By Norris P. West | Norris P. West,Staff Writer
Honoring soldiers in civil rights fight Annapolis residents remember struggle By Consella A. Lee | Consella A. Lee,Staff Writer
Grads Will Know Ninth-Grade WorkI am wondering if this...
Clinton Relaxes Amid His Natural Constituency By PETER A. JAY
Large bluefish caught off Assateague heralds bounty of fall By Sue Hayes | Sue Hayes,Contributing Writer
Md. police polygraph some rape victims Test weeds out false accusers, they claim By Frank Langfitt | Frank Langfitt,Staff Writer
George F. Neeb, 83 county police veteran
Longtime friends killed in crash on Route 50 By Frank Langfitt | Frank Langfitt,Staff Writer Staff writer Peter Hermann contributed to this article
Emily expected to hit U.S. land on Tuesday Florida has hope of being spared By Knight-Ridder News Service
Opting for Underemployment in an Exotic (Compared to Ohio) Locale By JULIET BERGER
100-degree heat returns officer is hit by lightning By Peter Hermann | Peter Hermann,Staff Writer Staff Writer Ivan Penn contributed to this article
FEATURES
Original Wassily chair, with bolted metal frames, could bring $30,000 or more By Sally Solis-Cohen and Lita Solis-Cohen | Sally Solis-Cohen and Lita Solis-Cohen,Contributing Writers Solis-Cohen Enterprises
New videos let tourists-to-be see travel destinations, not ads By Deloris Tarzan Ament | Deloris Tarzan Ament,Seattle Times
Today, East meets West at the back yard barbecue A Japanese Cookout By Marlene Sorosky | Marlene Sorosky,Contributing Writer
Alien and beautifulDesigner Donna Reinsel uses animal gut... By Elizabeth Large | Elizabeth Large,Staff Writer
Survival Game By MIKE KLINGAMAN
As the twig is bent Children of famous '60s activists are coming of age By Lena Williams | Lena Williams,New York Times News Service
And don't forget . . . By Marlene Sorosky
FREEEditor: In response to "He Came, He...
Fall's Fancies By Vida Roberts
Off To The Fair By FRED RASMUSSEN
The VCR calls when air cools Releases cover range of choices By Robert A. Abele | Robert A. Abele,Contributing Writer
Quick study: Take high-test guide on no-test trip By Camilla Cowan | Camilla Cowan,Dallas Morning News
Planning needed to redesign odd space By Rita St. Clair | Rita St. Clair,Contributing Writer Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Starting a season of sales Big names aim at Top 20 lists J.D. Considine By J. D. Considine | J. D. Considine,Pop Music Critic
From The Sun Aug. 29-Sept 4, 1843Aug. 29: We saw yesterday... By Fred Rasmussen
French connection a bit salty but sweet nonetheless By ROB KASPER
Labor Day is a working holiday for dealers, whose life is harder than it looks By Lita Solis-Cohen and Sally Solis-Cohen | Lita Solis-Cohen and Sally Solis-Cohen,Contributing Writers
Taking a cultural approach to improve mental health By Patrick A. McGuire
A Foodie's California-Style Dream Cafe By ELIZABETH LARGE
As summer rushes by, take time to smell the tomatoes By Anne Vassal | Anne Vassal,Contributing Writer
There's a reason a home once lived in by children is called--AN EMPTY NEST By Joanne Sherman
Take a close look at after-school care By Niki Scott
Walters auditions for 'Passport to Paris' playwrights forum set for Sept. 11 By Linell Smith | Linell Smith,Staff Writer
Vegetarians on the roadTraveling can be an ordeal for... By Karol V. Menzie | Karol V. Menzie,Staff Writer
Nothing But the Vest By Vida Roberts
American merlot: no longer exotica, not often excellent By Michael DresserMICHAEL DRESSER
American Merlots By Michael Dresser
Lollipops and frequent stops make car trips more fun By Eileen Ogintz | Eileen Ogintz,Contributing Writer
Heidi's ex-beau gets plush TV deal for couple's story JTC By Frank Swertlow | Frank Swertlow,Los Angeles Daily News
Recession continues to play on Smaller venues become the rule By J.D. Considine | J.D. Considine,Pop Music Critic
Dateless man wonders if it's because he's carless By SUSAN DEITZ
With bacon and peppers, corn soup is far from ordinary By Bev Bennett | Bev Bennett,Los Angeles Times Syndicate
It's more than just kid stuff Quality directors unreel new works By Stephen Hunter | Stephen Hunter,Film Critic
Romanticism, not grunge, prevails in decor By Rita St. Clair | Rita St. Clair,Contributing Writer Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Baltimore couple funds art lecture, set at Hirshhorn By John Dorsey
Booking passage on freighters that have ports of call around the Mediterranean By New York Times News Service
Big horses pull big loads at Oatlands Plantation By Dorothy Fleetwood | Dorothy Fleetwood,Contributing Writer
The fringe element moves into mainstream, and tassels and trims take over interiors By Charlyne Varkonyi | Charlyne Varkonyi,Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel
Denmark's Tivoli Gardens mixes old and new, carnival and culture, flowers and honky-tonk By Jay Clarke | Jay Clarke,Knight-Ridder News ServiceKnight-Ridder News Service
SPORTS
Crabs can be caught anywhere by anyone By GARY DIAMOND
Baltimore's glory days may be over U.S.OPEN By Don Markus | Don Markus,STAFF WRITER
Paycut to paydirt: O's McLemore meets the challenge By Milton Kent | Milton Kent,Staff Writer
IMS regatta turns up winner in all ways By NANCY NOYES
It could cost Cowboys' Jones if he keeps going against the grain By VITO STELLINO
O's pitching in '94 could be M-M good By Ken Rosenthal
Crowd above them not good news for O's Passing 4 teams will be tough part By Jim Henneman | Jim Henneman,Staff Writer
Gehrig talks to the pressIn reading a letter (Aug. 8...
Olson throws, but no relief in sight Orioles notebook By Jim Henneman | Jim Henneman,Staff Writer
Baysox's Dedrick armed for run at ERA titleIf the Bowie... By Doug Brown Red Wings: Hinzo an All-Star
165 Maryland entrants in World Amateur field By John W. Stewart | John W. Stewart,Staff Writer
Humbled Redskins lick their wounds as Dallas opener looms By Vito Stellino | Vito Stellino,Staff Writer
Open and shut: No. 1 FSU cruises past Kansas, 42-0 COLLEGE FOOTBALL By New York Times News Service
New scratch league offers big payoff By DON VITEK
BaseballKansas City Royals -- Signed P Jeff Bittiger for...
James, Kubiak star in Navy scrimmage By Special to The Sun
Coleman case underscores need for stronger discipline By PETER SCHMUCK
Bright start sparks Foyt Sparkler Timonium notebook By Kent Baker | Kent Baker,Staff Writer
Cycling through the Open field U.S. men return to top, but where are the women? By Don Markus | Don Markus,Staff Writer
Load up, dove season opens Wednesday By LONNY WEAVER
Crowd of talented tryouts makes Suns cuts difficult By PAT O'MALLEY
Recreation Roundup By Mike Jefferson
Upper Deck trump card super premium By Ruth Sadler | Ruth Sadler,Staff Writer
New track facility due for Terps by spring 1995 New stands, lanes set for soccer field By Paul McMullen | Paul McMullen,Staff Writer
Davis' road back slow and lonely Hard-luck first baseman goes 0-for-8 for Frederick By Doug Brown | Doug Brown,Staff Writer
Deep trouble: Rangers crush reeling Orioles Gonzalez's 3 HRs spark 11-1 romp By Jim Henneman | Jim Henneman,Staff Writer
Belt takes bike off street, gets into cycle of racing By STAN DILLON
Chesapeake's King sizes up nicely as two-way threat By Tara Finnegan | Tara Finnegan,Contributing Writer
Walk-trot experience shows novice riders rules of the ring By MUPHEN WHITNEY
Hard-to-fit hand points to better drilling method By Glenn Small | Glenn Small,Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Mergers reshaping realty industry By Ellen James Martin | Ellen James Martin,Staff Writer
Offspring should be aware of their parents' finances By Boston Globe
U.S. government offers many consumer booklets By Copley News Service
Fixing Homes, Fixing Lives Community bank in Chicago revives neighborhood By Kim Clark | Kim Clark,Staff Writer
Load funds account for most assets, sales By WERNER RENBERG
London Fog turns to one who 'makes things happen' Eldersburg firm tries to revive its fortunes By Ian Johnson | Ian Johnson,New York Bureau
New-home search requires an agent with special skills By ELLEN JAMES MARTIN
Check insurer's rating when buying policy By JANE BRYANT QUINN
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