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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON DECEMBER 26, 1993
FEATURES
Contemporary art focused on identity THE YEAR 1993 IN REVIEW By John Dorsey | John Dorsey,Art Critic
Vicki, Victoria By Linda DeMers Hummel
Another year unreels: Art houses fail, tinsel triumphs THE YEAR 1993 IN REVIEW By Stephen Hunter | Stephen Hunter,Film Critic
House swaps let you make yourself at home when you're far from home By Kitty Morgan | Kitty Morgan,Orange County RegisterOrange County Register
Make home-bound holiday memorable By Mary Malouf | Mary Malouf,Contributing Writer Universal Press Syndicate
Consider a wicker wonderland indoors By Rita St. Clair | Rita St. Clair,Contributing Writer Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Take the auction/'junque' store route if not in a hurry By Rose Bennett Gilbert | Rose Bennett Gilbert,Copley News Service
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Hotel packages make reunions easier to arrange By Barbara Shea | Barbara Shea,Newsday
Whatever you do for holiday it's right By Niki Scott | Niki Scott,Universal Press Syndicate
Keep the old problems away from your new date By SUSAN DEITZ | SUSAN DEITZ,Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Holiday events and displays remain open this week By Dorothy Fleetwood | Dorothy Fleetwood,Contributing Writer
Everything you ever wanted to know about making soup that's splendid By Connie Coning | Connie Coning,Chicago Tribune
Artists, cultural groups asked to apply for grants By Linell Smith | Linell Smith,Staff Writer
Zinman decides to stay in Baltimore: Score one for BSO By Stephen Wigler | Stephen Wigler,Music Critic
Multipurpose room calls for right mix By Rita St. Clair | Rita St. Clair,Contributing Writer Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Theater went to great lengths, with dramatic effects THE YEAR 1993 IN REVIEW By J. Wynn Rousuck | J. Wynn Rousuck,Theater Critic
When brunch is in the works, keep things appetizing yet easy to prepare By Richard Sax | Richard Sax,Contributing Writer United Feature Syndicate
Buying Maryland cookbook can help Maryland singers go to... By Karol V. Menzie | Karol V. Menzie,Staff Writer
Navigating an overnight lighthouse stay By New York Times News Service
A Beaut Of A Beet By MIKE KLINGAMAN
The Year 1993 In Review
Scandal, outrage, recrimination: in many ways, a typical year THE YEAR 1993 IN REVIEW By J.D. Considine | J.D. Considine,Pop Music Critic
TV violence moves to the front burner of public interest THE YEAR 1993 IN REVIEW By David Zurawik | David Zurawik,Television Critic
Margarita put Mexico's tequila on the map By Suzanne Murphy-Larronde
A Parisian in America finds what she likes in three cities By Kitty Morgan | Kitty Morgan,Orange County Register
History, lore and business meet in spirited drink from Mexico A taste of Tequila By Suzanne Murphy-Larronde | Suzanne Murphy-Larronde,Contributing Writer
Photographic portraitson exhibit at MetropolThis untitled... By John Dorsey
Two Baltimore women spread the word about Kwanzaa to others @ By Sandra Crockett | Sandra Crockett,Staff Writer
From The Sun Dec. 26, 1843-Jan. 1, 1844Dec. 26: We have... By Fred Rasmussen
Party to a championship By SYLVIA BADGER
Traditional foods from many places ensure good luck at New Year's feasts A MELTING POT OF Good Wishes & Food By Edythe Preet | Edythe Preet,Contributing WriterLos Angeles Times Syndicate
Snow Jobs By FRED RASMUSSEN
Bourbon puts spirit in holiday recipes By William Rice | William Rice,Chicago Tribune
Retreat inn offers peace on earth By New York Times News Service
Make sure getting there is half the fun By Eileen Ogintz | Eileen Ogintz,Contributing Writer
One Surprise After Another By ELIZABETH LARGE
Blessings of loaves and (rock) fishes on the eaters of '93 By ROB KASPER
Architects have gone back to the drawing board to design ambitious new projects THE YEAR 1993 IN REVIEW By Edward Gunts | Edward Gunts,Staff Writer
Holiday celebrates African-American cultural unity By SANDRA CROCKETT | SANDRA CROCKETT,SUN STAFF
New deli delivers the gourmet goods on N. Calvert St. By Mary Corey | Mary Corey,Staff Writer
Stars' memorabilia fetch fancy prices at auction By Linda Rosenkrantz | Linda Rosenkrantz,Copley News Service
Children can look up to decorated ceilings By Ro Logrippo and Antonio F. Torrice | Ro Logrippo and Antonio F. Torrice,Contributing WritersUniversal Press Syndicate
A Sunday Snapshot in the People section showed Doug... By Wayne Hardin
Dance is rebounding, with new talent w,3,34 THE YEAR 1993 IN REVIEW By J. L. Conklin | J. L. Conklin,Contributing Writer
Hold the lemonade: Rare bone china jug, by Wedgwood, is worth $350-$500 By Lita and Sally Solis-Cohen | Lita and Sally Solis-Cohen,Contributing Writers Solis-Cohen Enterprises
Europe's fashion designers hope to mix and match luxuriantly in U.S. homes By Jill Gerston | Jill Gerston,Contributing Writer
Cowed Be Grassy Bovines By Dave Barry
SPORTS
For Redskins profits, sky box is the limit By Jon Morgan | Jon Morgan,Staff Writer
Rick Tabaracci's No. 1 Concern By Sandra McKee | Sandra McKee,Staff Writer
HockeyWashington Capitals -- Recalled G Olie Kolzig from...
Let's hear it for Fregosi's solo celebration: '93's moment to remember By JIM HENNEMAN
TCSell Baltimore's packageNow that the NFL has jerked...
Sturm thinking of Boyle, not title-fight celebrities By Alan Goldstein | Alan Goldstein,Staff Writer
Reeves tries to convince Giants it's a giant game By New York Times News Service
Cowboys and Redskins now just another game By Vito Stellino | Vito Stellino,Staff Writer
Itching to play, Brisson makes most of his chance with Spirit By Doug Brown | Doug Brown,Staff Writer
Russians deny paying protection money By Los Angeles Times
Eat at McCafferty's restaurant and you'll have a memorabilia meal By Ruth Sadler | Ruth Sadler,Staff Writer
Saints fans devilish in booing QB Wilson By VITO STELLINO
In sports, 1993 a loser of a year By JOHN EISENBERG
BUSINESS
10 years after divestiture by AT&T, Baby Bells and competitors flourish Breaking up HARD to do BELL BREAKUP: 10 YEARS LATER By Michael Dresser | Michael Dresser,Staff Writer
Views of new residents result in rooftop decks By Lorraine Mirabella | Lorraine Mirabella,Staff Writer
Phone companies take different paths Bell Atlantic is considered a leader Breaking up is HARD to do BELL BREAKUP: 10 YEARS LATER By Michael Dresser | Michael Dresser,Staff Writer
Funds' prpspectuses to be reviewed By WERNER RENBERG | WERNER RENBERG,1993 By WERNER RENBERG
State offers break on closing costs By Staff Report
Homebuyers can count on having qualms By Dian Hymer
Assessment notices go out this week little increase seen How much is it worth? By Ellen James Martin | Ellen James Martin,Staff Writer
* Coldwell Banker Home Realty Professional said Linda...
Home-defect disclosure law takes effect Jan. 1 By Ellen James Martin | Ellen James Martin,Staff Writer
After slow start, AT&T has learned how to compete in a revamped world BELL BREAKUP: 10 YEARS LATER By Michael Dresser | Michael Dresser,Staff Writer
Landlords still can select their tenants By George B. Laurent
NEWS
Drop-off center for yard waste opens By Staff Report
More Jails Won't End Drug ScourgeYour article by Richard...
A Friendly Invasion For D-day's 50th By Carl Schoettler | Carl Schoettler,London Bureau
Rescuing public education by force By Gary Gately | Gary Gately,Source: Center for Research and Evaluation in Social Policy, graduate school of education, University of Pennsylvania.Staff Writer
Amtrak rolls toward self-sufficiency By New York Times News Service
Maryland is set to seize control of academically 'bankrupt' schools By Gary Gately | Gary Gately,Staff Writer
Bay campaign flags after decade of success By Timothy B. Wheeler | Timothy B. Wheeler,Staff Writer
Mrs. Marian B. Baxter of Michigan, national... By Robert M. Pennington of the Anne Arundel County Historical Society
Crack Down On Repeat OffendersHardly a day goes by that...
Capital project requests exceed available funding By Kerry O'Rourke | Kerry O'Rourke,Staff Writer
Commissioners, model plane fliers reach agreement By Kerry O'Rourke | Kerry O'Rourke,Staff Writer
Men On The Street Won't Go Away By BRIAN SULLAM
Moratorium considered on construction of towers to serve cellular phones By Kerry O'Rourke | Kerry O'Rourke,Staff Writer
Bishop expected to celebrate liturgy at hospital By Staff Report
Information sought in Aberdeen arsonAnyone with...
Rasmussen's FallBy the reasoning advanced in Barry...
Annenberg's Generosity
Missing in the 'Health Care' Debate: Health By ALFRED SOMMER
Surprise snow snarls area traffic By Laura Lippman | Laura Lippman,Staff Writer Staff writers David Michael Ettlin and Norris West contributed to this story
Hospital Idea Suits Route 24Michael Treherne's letter...
25 Years Ago (Week of Dec. 15-21, 1968):* Eroding storm... By Information for this column was compiled by Diane Mullaly from the files of the Howard County Historical Society's library
Unwanted holiday from school drags on By Anne Haddad | Anne Haddad,Staff Writer
'Classic White House Shuffle'? By SUZANNE GARMENT
Title: "O Little Town of Maggody"Editor: Joan... By SUSANNE TROWBRIDGE Title: "Chesapeake Song" Author: Brenda Lane Richardson Publisher: Amistad Press Length, price: 371 pages, $19.95
Kevorkian gives up aiding suicides, to focus on legalization By New York Times News Service
Harford college lounge closed after disputes By Suzanne Loudermilk | Suzanne Loudermilk,Staff Writer
Recent accidents prompt closing of Spout Hill Road By Mary Gail Hare | Mary Gail Hare,Staff Writer
The Good, The Bad, And The Just Silly By KEVIN THOMAS
The Great Helmsman at 100
Elkton man sentenced to 3 years for assault By Mike Farabaugh | Mike Farabaugh,Staff Writer
Three liquor permits defy state law, remain alive By Larry Carson | Larry Carson,Staff Writer
Racial and sexual taunts lead HCC lounge to close By Suzanne Loudermilk | Suzanne Loudermilk,Staff Writer
Take a Cup of Yuletide Cheer for the Pigeon of the Year By PETER A. JAY
A Flood Of Good WillWhen Donald Dell, along with Pat Hill...
25 Years Ago* Genesco will open its new plant in the... By Compiled from the archives of the Historical Society of Carroll County
Baltimore's Board of Estimates: Is It Minding the Store? By JOAN JACOBSON
Kysor to head education committeeDarwin V. Kysor has been...
They Made Year, Umm, What It Was By ELISE ARMACOST
Sarajevo strangling in wintry war By Peter S. Green | Peter S. Green,Contributing Writer
Attacking the Poor Instead of Poverty By RUTH CONNIFF
Fast-talking drivers can budge the judge By Dennis O'Brien | Dennis O'Brien,Staff Writer
North Korea may have developed nuclear bomb By New York Times News Service
How the Naughty and Nice Were Rewarded By BARRY RASCOVAR
Christmas Spent At Home, At Work By Staff Reports Staff writers Arthur Hirsch, Ivan Penn, Norris West and Timothy B. Wheeler contributed to this article
Amtrak rolls toward self-sufficiency but needs federal money for equipment By New York Times News Service
By-the-letters look at edge and essence of poet Larkin By John E. McIntyre
Press freedoms are hot issue in Eastern Europe By David Rocks | David Rocks,Contributing Writer
NAACP close to buying apartments By James Bock | James Bock,Staff Writer
Owings Mills man given 30-year-term in sexual assault on 2 9-year-old girls By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff Writer
Amber Coffman of Glen BurnieVolunteer Work: Amber, a... By Kevin Harrison
'No' to Victims Rights Amendment
Columbia managers' pay and bonuses are studied By Adam Sachs | Adam Sachs,Staff Writer
North Korea may have atom bomb By New York Times News Service
Ho, Ho, Ho, And Happy Politicking By MIKE BURNS
Weeklong celebration of Kwanzaa begins today By TaNoah V. Sterling | TaNoah V. Sterling,Staff Writer
MS takes toll as patients wait for scarce new drug By Jonathan Bor | Jonathan Bor,Staff Writer
Myrtle Grove won't honor Elk Neck shooting permit By Staff Report
Activist sticks to cause, despite a losing fight with AIDS By Holly Selby | Holly Selby,Staff Writer
Cumbersome prose mars study of Miro By Daniel Grant
A Journey Back To Colonial Times By Suzanne Loudermilk | Suzanne Loudermilk,Staff Writer
Christians' exodus reshapes Holy Land By Doug Struck | Doug Struck,Jerusalem Bureau
Colts Band plays a tune of glory written in 1958 By MICHAEL OLESKER
'African Zion' at the Walters
Bus Riders Enjoy Fare War By Peter Jensen | Peter Jensen,Staff Writer
Fifth-graders Honor Wright Flight By Mary Gail Hare | Mary Gail Hare,Staff Writer
500 Years of Great Reporting By ERNEST F. IMHOFF
Language of change in South Africa By Antero Pietila
Dragon tale teaches children about stereotypes By Rona Hirsch | Rona Hirsch,Contributing Writer
'From Sea to Shining Sea': A warring America expands its borders By Bruce Clayton
Devastating disease anthrax rages through Haiti's poorest communities By Knight-Ridder News Service
Board rules against group battling airport noise By Peter Hermann | Peter Hermann,Staff Writer
Wedding Bells in Quetzaltenango By ERNEST F. IMHOFF
Academy thefts alleged By Tom Bowman | Tom Bowman,Staff Writer
Guatemalans get charge out of phone sex By Los Angeles Times
Montgomery County NAACP president takes on powerful adversaries By James Bock | James Bock,Staff Writer
Giant statue of Columbus splits opinions in Ohio city By New York Times News Service
Call for trash incinerator prompts heated criticism By John Rivera | John Rivera,Staff Writer
A Closer Look at the Case of an 'Eco-Martyr' By TOM HORTON
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