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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON JANUARY 02, 1994
FEATURES
Southern exposure: Touring the nation's beautiful gardens By Tom MacCubbin | Tom MacCubbin,Orlando Sentinel
Bud Leake has 34-work show at BMA By John Dorsey | John Dorsey,Art Critic
Multicultural interests shine in best-selling books of 1993 By Valerie Takahama | Valerie Takahama,Orange County Register
Sally Thorner shines again, as WJZ's 5 p.m. news anchor A Star Is Reborn By David Zurawik | David Zurawik,Television Critic
Parka It Here By FRED RASMUSSEN
From The Sun Jan. 2-8, 1844Jan. 2: New Year's Day was... By Fred Rasmussen
Cultivating Good Intentions By MIKE KLINGAMAN
Third Time's Yet Another Charmer By KAROL V. MENZIE
Two longtime friends give two-piano recitalThe art of the... By Stephen Wigler Dorothy, Toto and friends walk yellow brick road at Lyric Opera House
Editor R. Emmett Tyrrell treats politics like a 'Spectator' sport By James Warren | James Warren,Chicago Tribune
Diversity, home delivery, safety and maybe turkey are on menu Tasty Trends for '94 By Karol V. Menzie | Karol V. Menzie,Staff Writer
Organizing the holidaysThe most dreaded chore this time of... By Elizabeth Large | Elizabeth Large,Staff Writer
Sophisticated travelers want to go East -- Far East By Kristin Jackson | Kristin Jackson,Seattle Times
Eight ball, corner pocketThey're rough, they're tough... By Lisa Wiseman
Bedrooms should reflect teens' coming-of-age status By Ro Logrippo | Ro Logrippo,Contributing Writer Universal Press Syndicate
Parents due child support money are buying their own ... PAYBACKS By Patrick A. McGuire | Patrick A. McGuire,Staff Writer
Travel can teach children respect as well as lessons about different cultures By Eileen Ogintz | Eileen Ogintz,Contributing Writer Los Angeles Times Syndicate
How to manage a burned-out manager By Niki Scott | Niki Scott,Universal Press Syndicate
Travelers get more bang for the buck, survey finds By Barbara Shea | Barbara Shea,Newsday
The natural beauty of emerging nations By Randy Lee Loftis | Randy Lee Loftis,Dallas Morning News
Sashimi For The Squeamish By GAIL FORMAN
Designing a small, dual-purpose room By Rita St. Clair | Rita St. Clair,Contributing Writer Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Trimming the fat: cost-saving ideas for redoing kitchens By Michael Walsh | Michael Walsh,Contributing Writer Universal Press Syndicate
Party season is starting! By SYLVIA BADGER
Arts festival planned for Philadelphia By Leonard W. Boasberg | Leonard W. Boasberg,Knight-Ridder News Service
Once-grim steel town now has different kind of mettle PITTSBURGH RENAISSANCE By Larry Lipman | Larry Lipman,Cox News Service
Making winter arrangements for plants By Rose Bennett Gilbert | Rose Bennett Gilbert,Copley News Service
Winning the weight wars with spa cuisine created by the chef in a Maui hotel By Maureen Sajbel | Maureen Sajbel,Contributing Writer Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Custom-made carpets are worth the cost By Rita St. Clair | Rita St. Clair,Contributing Writer Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Don't push commitment on a reluctant man By SUSAN DEITZ | SUSAN DEITZ,Los Angeles Times Syndicate
An Extravagant Talent By Stephen Wigler
Transportation tales: Using a pass-card in London traveling to Montefortino By New York Times News Service
Victoria's Secret slips into . . . music By John Guinn | John Guinn,Knight-Ridder News Service
Salmon strudel: a gift from Bert Greene By Betty Rosbottom | Betty Rosbottom,Contributing Writer Los Angeles Times Syndicate
In terms of port, 'vintage' still means 1991 is a good year By MICHAEL DRESSER
Dishing up James Beard's life and food world he created By Eleanor Ostman | Eleanor Ostman,Knight-Ridder News Service
'Metropolis' composer reveals hidden identity as musician of myths By Stephen Wigler | Stephen Wigler,Music Critic
Tom Hanks heads for ruin -- or maybe an Oscar By Barry Koltnow | Barry Koltnow,Orange County Register
Fallout Shelter: a safe place to hang outOne night... By Jean Marbella
Pianos strike chord as decor and as '90s status symbol By Judy Rose | Judy Rose,Knight-Ridder News Service
Africa influences designs, colors of home furnishings By Ava Van de Water | Ava Van de Water,Cox News Service
The Year Of Nafta, Nasa And No More Michael Jordan Happy New Year! Happy 1994! Dave Barry's Not-so-fond Farewell To 1993 By DAVE BARRY
NEWS
Store owner is maintaining Main St. tradition By Mark Guidera | Mark Guidera,Staff Writer
The crossword puzzle answer grid in today's Sun Magazine...
Sister Mary ChupeinTaught at St. Mary'sSister Mary...
Pigtown: Wounded neighborhood By Mike Klingaman | Mike Klingaman,Staff writer
State's economy poised to catch up with U.S. recovery By John E. Woodruff | John E. Woodruff,Staff Writer
Americans go back to living off the fat of the land By Molly O'Neill | Molly O'Neill,New York Times News Service
North Korea, U.S. come close to agreement on nuclear dispute By New York Times News Service
Old problems await Japan's new year By Thomas Easton | Thomas Easton,Tokyo Bureau
U.S. plans to maintain go-slow approach on NATO expansion By New York Times News Service
As sales drop at home, U.S. arms firms are finding a ready market abroad By Los Angeles Times
Amid county's affluence, demand for welfare grows by 20% in last 3 years By Ivan Penn | Ivan Penn,Staff Writer
Black advocates target Thomas, Yeager seats By Alisa Samuels | Alisa Samuels,Staff Writer
School system sponsors two public sessions to discuss redistricting ideas By Lan Nguyen | Lan Nguyen,Staff Writer
Separating Public From Its SchoolsIt's time to give the...
Carroll couple seeks to improve life for others By Traci A. Johnson | Traci A. Johnson,Staff Writer
The following editorial appeared in other zoned editions...
Sno-Ball Express ready to roll through Catoctin Mountains
St. Joseph parishioner gets medal for her church work By Mary Gail Hare | Mary Gail Hare,Staff Writer
American Jews and Israel's Hope for Peace By WARREN I. COHEN
Why Clinton Had Such a Rocky Year By KEVIN PHILLIPS
Predicting Chaos By DOUGLAS DAVIS
Needed: Leadership from the Business Community By BARRY RASCOVAR
Homage to a Hard-Working, Commonplace Friend By PETER A. JAY
The Year Ahead
Title: "Hill Towns"Author: Anne Rivers SiddonsPublisher... By EILEEN POWER | EILEEN POWER,LOS ANGELES TIMES
Wildlife worker dies trying to save bird Canoe capsizes en route to loon By TaNoah V. Sterling | TaNoah V. Sterling,Staff Writer
Nothing sweet about bees with basic killer instinct By John D. Cox | John D. Cox,McClatchy News Service
The Crisis of the Western Democracies is a Crisis of Selfishness By MARTIN WOOLLACOTT
South Africa: the World's Remaining Hope By MICHAEL HILL
Christmas tree into mulch: your gift to the environment By TaNoah V. Sterling | TaNoah V. Sterling,Staff Writer
Parents' views vary on success of inclusion By Mary Maushard | Mary Maushard,Staff Writer
Watch out, Bossie: New survey shows Carroll horses are gaining on the cows By Amy L. Miller | Amy L. Miller,University of Maryland Extension ServiceStaff Writer
For Arundel, 1993 was quite a newsy year By Carol L. Bowers and Andrea F. Siegel
Drug Task Force May Have To Go By BRIAN SULLAM
Inclusion WorksIn response to the current Learning...
Those who have seen many New Years are skeptical of resolutions By C. Fraser Smith | C. Fraser Smith,Staff Writer
Aberdeen to get support center for teen-age mothers By Phyllis Brill | Phyllis Brill,Staff Writer
'Resolve, and Keep Your Resolution' By Sara Engram
An Unwise Reprieve for a Killer By JOAN BECK
Carroll couple seeks better life for others By Traci A. Johnson | Traci A. Johnson,Staff Writer
A map that accompanied a profile of the South Baltimore...
Woman takes over command at support base By Karin Remesch | Karin Remesch,Contributing Writer
Library system board of trustees replacing nearly half its voting members By Phyllis Brill | Phyllis Brill,Staff Writer
Cupid Should Be Color-BlindI'm writing you in response to...
What's in that name, Pigtown? By Mike Klingamen
Hayden urges probe of all-night party By Melody Simmons | Melody Simmons,Staff Writer Staff writer Thomas W. Waldron contributed to this article
Local chef is heading to New York for ski race to benefit the hungry By Suzanne Loudermilk | Suzanne Loudermilk,Staff Writer
Scrutiny Of Drug Force Is Long OverdueAs a concerned...
Fifth-graders learn valuable lessons from creating their own bird sanctuary By Suzanne Loudermilk | Suzanne Loudermilk,Staff Writer
Maryland connection speaks volumes in the books of 1993 By James H. Bready
George Seiler Jr. of LinthicumVolunteer Work:Mr. Seiler...
Race, Discipline And Howard County Schools
Anton the Thief: a geometry lesson in all the angles By MICHAEL OLESKER
Carroll Rotary creating Sports Hall of Fame By Staff Report
McGarvey's hit by 3-alarm fire after holiday fete By Arthur Hirsch | Arthur Hirsch,Staff Writer
Fire hits McGarvey's shortly after New Year's fete By Arthur Hirsch | Arthur Hirsch,Staff Writer
San Francisco discusses making prostitution legal By Jane Meredith Adams | Jane Meredith Adams,Contributing Writer
Baltimore County's integration of disabled students draws praise, censure By Mary Maushard | Mary Maushard,Staff Writer
Hoyer tries to win over new 5th District constituents By John B. O'Donnell | John B. O'Donnell,Staff Writer
Parkville man dies of beating By Jonathan Bor | Jonathan Bor,Staff Writer
Pastor celebrates 15th anniversary By Mary Gail Hare | Mary Gail Hare,Staff Writer
Charles Center: Is It Dead? By EDWARD GUNTS
Baltimore's next to cop: a visionary or a dictator? By Jim Haner | Jim Haner,Staff Writer
Colts' team dentist Dr. I. Norton Brotman
Speaking of suppression, a few words about unorthodox thought By Lyle Denniston | Lyle Denniston,Staff Writer
U.S. to stick to position on NATO By New York Times News Service
Bird sanctuary teaches children valuable lessons By Suzanne Loudermilk | Suzanne Loudermilk,Staff Writer
SPORTS
Notre Dame empty after 24-21 win By Joseph Tybor | Joseph Tybor,Chicago Tribune
Capitals not cheered by 5-5 tie By Sandra McKee | Sandra McKee,Staff Writer
Redskins find replacing Gibbs isn't easy By Vito Stellino | Vito Stellino,Staff Writer
Media bites the hand that feeds it with criticism of Orioles' Angelos By PETER SCHMUCK
Irish edge A&M, stay in 1 hunt By Joe LaPointe | Joe LaPointe,New York Times News Service
Lions provide share for Paterno By George Diaz | George Diaz,Orlando Sentinel
Fla. proves W.Va. doesn't rate, 41-7 By Paul McMullen | Paul McMullen,Staff Writer
Florida AD: Spurrier won't go to Carolina By Knight-Ridder News Service
2 Million winners come up losers By Ross Peddicord | Ross Peddicord,Staff Writer
It's indisputable: Seminoles No. 1 By KEN ROSENTHAL
Jones says Johnson will stay in Dallas By Dallas Morning News
Blair, Jansen set track records By Los Angeles Times
Seminoles' Ward gains an often elusive dream By Don Markus | Don Markus,Staff Writer
Seminoles answer late Cornhuskers FG with 1 of own, 18-16 FSU 1-ups Nebraska By Don Markus | Don Markus,Staff Writer
A win may not save Bugel's job, but it could cost buddy Glanville his By VITO STELLINO
Good move keeping McLemoreThree cheers for Peter Angelos...
Colorful hoop history in black and white By Ruth Sadler | Ruth Sadler,Staff Writer
BasketballCharlotte Hornets -- Signed F Lorenzo...
Spurrier, Nehlen score with contrasting styles By Paul McMullen | Paul McMullen,Staff Writer
Cowboys can take Giant step toward righting 1993 wrongs today By Ken Murray | Ken Murray,Staff Writer
In winter, course superintendents' thoughts turn to grass seminars By John W. Stewart | John W. Stewart,Staff Writer
Big stories, big names marked '93 By Ross Peddicord | Ross Peddicord,Staff Writer
Westhead changes his address but never his breathtaking pace By Alan Goldstein | Alan Goldstein,Staff Writer
NBC helps make case for replay officiating By RAY FRAGER
Arizona's defense swarms Miami, 29-0 By Ken Rodriguez | Ken Rodriguez,Knight-Ridder News Service
Seminoles answer late Cornhuskers FG with 1 of own, 18-16 FSU 1-ups Nebraska By Don Markus | Don Markus,Staff Writer
Nittany Lions tame Volunteers, 31-13 By Orlando Sentinel
BUSINESS
Retailing: Modest Sales Increases Are In Store Maryland's Economy: Looking Up By Ross Hetrick | Ross Hetrick,Staff Writer
Maryland, like U.S., to come back strong in '94, panel of economic experts says MARYLAND'S ECONOMY: LOOKING UP
Rates cloud financial sector outlook By David Conn | David Conn,Staff Writer
Notice
Bwi: Should Fly High If Low Fares Continue Maryland's Economy: Looking Up By Suzanne Wooton | Suzanne Wooton,Staff Writer
Housing: Low Mortgage Rates Will Boost Sales Maryland's Economy: Looking Up By Lorraine Mirabella | Lorraine Mirabella,Staff Writer
Trade pacts, labor peace bode well for port activity By Suzanne Wooton | Suzanne Wooton,Staff Writer
A look at the biggest issues for the real estate market What's ahead for 1994 By Staff Report
Struggling defense firms brace for further cuts By Ted Shelsby | Ted Shelsby,Staff Writer
Commercial realty: better, but not good By Timothy J. Mullaney | Timothy J. Mullaney,Staff Writer
Inflation, higher rates could dampen market By Ian Johnson | Ian Johnson,New York Bureau
Seller financing has certain advantages By Dian Hymer
Serenity of nature in an old-style village By Patrick Gilbert | Patrick Gilbert,Staff Writer
Health care to expand, consolidate By Patricia Meisol | Patricia Meisol,Staff Writer
For manufacturing, outlook brightens By Ted Shelsby | Ted Shelsby,Staff Writer
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