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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON JANUARY 30, 1994
NEWS
The quiet power of Furlong Baldwin By C. Fraser Smith | C. Fraser Smith,Staff Writer
Cost of jobs may hinder welfare plan By Jason DeParle | Jason DeParle,New York Times News Service
Veterans fight military over '40s chemical tests By Bruce Reid | Bruce Reid,Staff Writer
Rescuing the wounded from war-ravaged Bosnia By Peter Jensen | Peter Jensen,Staff Writer Staff writer Greg Tasker contributed to this article
25 Years Ago* A portrait of John Eager Howard hanging in a... By Robert M. Pennington
Couple sue after accident on all-terrain vehicle By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff Writer
Jolt from the past puts a face on homelessness By MICHAEL OLESKER
Officials minimize SAT dip By Lan Nguyen | Lan Nguyen,Howard County public school systemStaff Writer
Delegates seek cost of stadium plan By Peter Hermann | Peter Hermann,Staff Writer
Board mum on search By Carol L. Bowers | Carol L. Bowers,Staff Writer
Neall invites public comment on 1995 budget at 3 meetings
Smoke-Free ShoppingOn Dec. 18, I ventured out with my...
'Shock' On Video Won't Stop Cooke By ELISE ARMACOST
Sykesville officials brainstorm over town's future By Mary Gail Hare | Mary Gail Hare,Staff Writer
Why Clinton Faces A Tough Sell On Health CareAmerica's...
Council members split on where to place new jail
Open hearing on recycling to answer queries on trash By Phyllis Brill | Phyllis Brill,Staff Writer
Christmas trees turned to mulch
3D Will Make You See More ClearlyDecember was National...
Race in City Appointments: An Issue Under the Surface By MICHAEL A. FLETCHER
Endangered Species Act: A New Look By MICHAEL K. BURNS
In the imitable voice of a child, what little boys are made of By Colin McEnroe | Colin McEnroe,Hartford Courant
It's Time to Kill Scholarship Scam
Why the Guv's Brow Has Those Little Wrinkles By BARRY RASCOVAR
Deciding Today What Life Will Be Like Tomorrow By PETER A. JAY
To Our Readers
Mideast leaders hope to iron out details of accord By New York Times News Service
Candidates for No. 2 job at Justice Dept. emerge By New York Times News Service
Who Pays Taxes In County Business By MIKE BURNS
Return of Gorbachev's Men
What Harding Case Means In Howard By KEVIN THOMAS
School budget hearing focuses on technology By Suzanne Loudermilk | Suzanne Loudermilk,Staff Writer
Delegates want to find out cost of Redskins stadium proposal By Peter Hermann | Peter Hermann,Staff Writer
Super Bowl sub sales fill empty spot in band budgets By Alisa Samuels | Alisa Samuels,Staff Writer
Weather disrupts preschool By Suzanne Loudermilk | Suzanne Loudermilk,Staff Writer
City rebuked over juvenile center plans By Ivan Penn | Ivan Penn,Staff Writer
States seek new health care powers By New York Times News Service
Woman favored in Finland's first direct election By New York Times News Service
'User-Friendly' Clerk's OfficeI am responding to the...
Ellicott City man sentenced to 2 1/2 years in prison for drunken-driving fatality By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Staff Writer
A Mother's Farewell By MARY GAIL HARE
Here is how members of Maryland's delegation on Capitol... By Roll Call Report Syndicate
Westminster man guilty of setting home on fire By Jackie Powder | Jackie Powder,Staff Writer
Catholic parents slate meeting on new school By Staff Report
Abortion: The Legal Battleground is Changing By LYLE DENNISTON
25 Years Ago (Week of Jan. 19-25, 1969):* The owner of the... By Diane Mullaly
$45,639 allocated for emergency food, shelter By Phyllis Brill | Phyllis Brill,Staff Writer
Lost Honor in Annapolis
The Honor of the Brigade By SARA ENGRAM
Jail guard is killed near home By Peter Hermann | Peter Hermann,Staff Writer
Pregnant woman trapped after car flips into stream By Larry Carson | Larry Carson,Staff Writer
Proposal to ban mixing yard waste with garbage By Donna E. Boller | Donna E. Boller,Staff Writer
Computers urged for preschool, kindergarten lessons By Holly Selby | Holly Selby,Staff Writer
Antietam Review turns 10 more theories on JFK death By James H. Bready
Eleanor Snyder, city nutritionist By Fred Rasmussen | Fred Rasmussen,Staff Writer
Inman Was Right By FRANK STARR
Police charge man in bank holdup By Bill Talbott | Bill Talbott,Staff Writer
Reward is offered in Belcamp theftHarford County Crime...
Mfume takes heat for effort to moderate Farrakhan By ROGER SIMON
Bloody Sunday is recalled in N. Ireland By Carl Schoettler | Carl Schoettler,Staff Writer
Jamesway store in Abingdon set to close this quarter By Frank Lynch | Frank Lynch,Staff Writer
Clergy oppose state rules on programs By Kerry O'Rourke | Kerry O'Rourke,Staff Writer
Edward C. HenrySoftware engineerEdward C. Henry, a...
Mount St. Mary's to sell burial plots to alumni By Greg Tasker | Greg Tasker,Staff Writer
Slow DownWhen the Clinton administration's new gasoline...
Menendez jurors found gulfs too wide to bridge By Los Angeles Times
Helping children cope with the burden of divorce By Alisa Samuels | Alisa Samuels,Staff Writer
BILL and LALLA HOLLOWELL of Glen Burnie.Volunteer work... By Kevin Harrison
Bartlett hopes to cut perks in Congress By Capital News Service
Ralph Bunche: a life of timeless lessons By Ronald Walters
Parents say complaints led to teacher's transfer By Jim Haner and Gary Gately | Jim Haner and Gary Gately,Staff Writers
Fallon garage provides a shelter of last resort By Laura Lippman | Laura Lippman,Staff Writer
Campus Papers: All the News That's Fit to Steal By THOMAS W. WALDRON
Should Helen Bentley Have Saved Face? By G. JEFFERSON PRICE III
Year after Westminster slaying, neighborhood fights drug trade By Traci A. Johnson and Lisa Respers | Traci A. Johnson and Lisa Respers,Staff Writers
Whitewater Independent Counsel
Center St. struggles to change By Traci A. Johnson and Lisa Respers | Traci A. Johnson and Lisa Respers,Staff Writers
No, It Isn't All Right To Mock Disabled By BRIAN SULLAM
Keeping Chesapeake Bay history alive By Karin Remesch | Karin Remesch,Contributing Writer
Parents oppose a proposal to redistrict Aberdeen's elementary schools By Suzanne Loudermilk | Suzanne Loudermilk,Staff Writer
Drawing a bead on Beard By Charlotte Balcomb Lane | Charlotte Balcomb Lane,Orlando Sentinel
The Boys in the Band By ERNEST F. IMHOFF
Mandela, on the stump, unveils platform By Michael Hill | Michael Hill,Johannesburg Bureau
Surgeon appeals battery conviction By Jonathan Bor | Jonathan Bor,Staff Writer
In the year of the stock-pickers, Croft-Leominster was Maryland's best By David Conn | David Conn,CDA/CADENCEStaff Writer
In Belarus, past is marked by Soviet heroes and a forest of 250,000 dead By Will Englund | Will Englund,Staff Writer
When honor itself failed academy test By Tom Bowman and JoAnna Daemmrich | Tom Bowman and JoAnna Daemmrich,Staff Writers
Title: "Memoirs"Author: Pierre Elliott TrudeauPublisher... By MYRON BECKENSTEIN Title: "Maiden Voyages: The Writings of Women Travelers" Editor: Mary Morris Publisher: Vintage Length, price: 439 pages, $14 (paperback) | MYRON BECKENSTEIN Title: "Maiden Voyages: The Writings of Women Travelers" Editor: Mary Morris Publisher: Vintage Length, price: 439 pages, $14 (paperback),LOS ANGELES TIMES Title: "Death of the Office Witch" Author: Marlys Millhiser Publisher: Otto Penzler/Macmillan Length, price: 289 pages, $20
FEATURES
Drew Leder's philosophy translates into actions A THINKING MAN By Stephanie Shapiro | Stephanie Shapiro,Staff Writer
'Category killer' is Herbert Haft's way with wine By MICHAEL DRESSER
Confessions Of a Telemarketer By Joe Sugarman
Embarking on a whale-watching voyage By Eileen Ogintz | Eileen Ogintz,Contributing Writer Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Finding new uses for old furniture By Rita St. Clair | Rita St. Clair,Contributing Writer Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Finally, a design book designed for 'real' people By Gary Krino | Gary Krino,Orange County Register
Weeding Out The Fantasy By MIKE KLINGAMAN
Seriously Good Food In A Festive Setting By ELIZABETH LARGE
Essex Community College announced four scholarship...
Caustic cardsLike it or not, Political Incorrectness is...
Getting A Grip On Grammar By DAVE BARRY
Luxury whale-watching cruise: cocktails and consciousness-raising By T. M. Shine | T. M. Shine,Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel
Food fun and fund-raising in Fells PointCajun food will be...
To chocolate maker, Christmastime was bittersweet By ROB KASPER
Coleridge-Taylor: from fame to a footnote By Stephen Wigler | Stephen Wigler,Music Critic
Former boxer has a good right, and an eye for antiquesFrom... By Rob Hiaasen
Tori Amos follows up 'Little Earthquakes' with another album AFTERSHOCK By J.D. Considine | J.D. Considine,Pop Music Critic
Movies are getting less explicit: Is it a matter of repression or romance? By Philip Wuntch | Philip Wuntch,Dallas Morning News
What eolse is so cheap, chic and good for you? using THE ol' bean By Karol V. Menzie | Karol V. Menzie,Staff Writer
Howard Stern's in 'Stone' By Matthew Gilbert | Matthew Gilbert,Boston Globe
Oven poaching salmon keeps fish light, flavorful By Jimmy Schmidt | Jimmy Schmidt,Knight-Ridder News Service
Great art it's not, but 'Philadelphia' is still a start By MIKE LITTWIN
White beans and tomatoes, pureed, become a tasty spread By Jim Burns | Jim Burns,Contributing Writer Los Angeles Times Syndicate
New products homing in on the coming century By Linda Bennett | Linda Bennett,Contributing Writer
'A Thurber Carnival' begins three-weekend runLiberty... By J. Wynn Rousuck
Architect I. M. Pei's fame solidly built By Niki Hayden | Niki Hayden,Knight-Ridder News Service
Levine and MET Orchestra: brilliant By Stephen Wigler | Stephen Wigler,Music Critic
Live-in boyfriend wants other women By Susan Dietz | Susan Dietz,Los Angeles Times Syndicate
African-American contributions have a high profile By Dorothy Fleetwood | Dorothy Fleetwood,Contributing Writer
A Casualty Of Cocaine By Scott Shane
Getting the most out of a narrow room By Rita St. Clair | Rita St. Clair,Contributing Writer Los Angeles Times Syndicate
After 20 years of weekly newspaper columns, it's time for some new challenges By Lita Solis-Cohen and Sally Solis-Cohen | Lita Solis-Cohen and Sally Solis-Cohen,Contributing Writers
Warner Bros. is whistling a happy toon By Milton Kent | Milton Kent,Staff Writer
Poets will read at MonTage By Linell Smith | Linell Smith,Staff Writer
A Rocky Mountain high on horseback Tall in the Saddle By Karen Hosler | Karen Hosler,Staff Writer
Avoiding office problems when moocher's at work By Niki Scott | Niki Scott,Universal Press Syndicate
SPORTS
Locals make marks at Key West races By NANCY NOYES
Simon Gratz downs Dunbar at buzzer, 45-43 By Derek Toney | Derek Toney,Contributing Writer
Younce scores 21 as Glenelg glides past Howard By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,Staff Writer
2nd 300 eludes Severn's Jones By DON VITEK
DNR ready to propose new rules By LONNY WEAVER
O's look to Smith as savior By Jim Henneman | Jim Henneman,Staff Writer Staff writer Ken Rosenthal contributed to this article
Silence In Seattle By Shaun Powell | Shaun Powell,Newsday
DNR to propose Oct. muzzleloader hunt By LONNY WEAVER
Cowboys out to ride into league history By Vito StellinoKen Murray | Vito StellinoKen Murray,Staff Writer
Terps turn soft, get hard lesson from No. 2 Devils By Don Markus | Don Markus,Staff Writer
Orioles close deal with Smith By Jim Henneman | Jim Henneman,Staff Writer Staff writer Ken Rosenthal contributed to this article
In end, O's wouldn't enter risky business with Olson By Ken Rosenthal | Ken Rosenthal,Staff Writer
BaseballE9 Orioles -- Signed P Lee Smith to a one-year...
Bullets go cold, let Magic escape, 103-99 By Jerry Bembry | Jerry Bembry,Staff Writer
Capitals shut down Flyers, 4-2, give Schoenfeld his first victory By Sandra McKee | Sandra McKee,Staff Writer
Welch scores 24, lifts W. Md. By From Staff Reports
UMES tops Morgan and .500 By Alan Goldstein | Alan Goldstein,Staff Writer
Brown defends title on majority decision By Phil Berger | Phil Berger,Contributing Writer
St. Raymond's runs to 78-50 win By From Staff Reports BTC
Another Kessler is hungry for success on the mat By Mike Preston | Mike Preston,Staff Writer
Cooke's initial interest in Laurel came secretly almost 13 years ago By Ross Peddicord | Ross Peddicord,Staff Writer
G. Burnie tops Broadneck, 59-45 By Pat O'Malley | Pat O'Malley,Staff Writer
Blazers storm Thunder, 17-11 By Steven Kivinski | Steven Kivinski,Contributing Writer
Board work lifts Raiders to 72-58 win By Chuck Acquisto | Chuck Acquisto,Contributing Writer
If the Bills show up that's entertainment By KEN ROSENTHAL
Navy's 2-game win streak sunk by Fordham, 84-72 By From Staff Reports
McHale steps from Celtics' shadows to have his number retired By Michael Arace | Michael Arace,The Hartford Courant
Weather takes toll as track cancels another live card By Ross Peddicord | Ross Peddicord,Staff Writer
With Mitchell starring, Randallstown girls are tall order for foes By Rich Scherr | Rich Scherr,Contributing Writer
Towson State's defense clamps UNC-Asheville By Gary Lambrecht | Gary Lambrecht,Staff Writer
Fall turkey kill is 2nd-highest By Peter Baker | Peter Baker,Staff Writer
Lake Clifton surges past Walbrook, 70-59 By Kent Baker | Kent Baker,Staff Writer
For one game, Smith just an ordinary Joe By JOHN EISENBERG
Does Cowboys mystique keep those sets on? By VITO STELLINO
Hyson gears Key for N. Carroll showdown By Bill Free | Bill Free,Staff Writer
Bellinger leads UMBC past Winthrop, 78-75 By Paul McMullen | Paul McMullen,Staff Writer
County struggles at S. River tourney By Pat Overton | Pat Overton,Contributing Writer
O'Keefe caps Spirit's rally against former team in 14-13 win By Keith Schildroth | Keith Schildroth,Contributing Writer
McKenney scores 30 points, leads Glenelg to OT victory By From Staff Reports
Edgewood holds off Aberdeen By John W. Stewart | John W. Stewart,Staff Writer
Navy stuns Fordham, 77-75, on shot with 3 seconds left By From Staff Reports NEW YORK
Early deer-kill numbers indicate management plan is working By PETER BAKER
Bel Air is biggest winner in tri-meet By John W. Stewart | John W. Stewart,Staff Writer
Kelly, White join Hall By Ken Murray | Ken Murray,Staff Writer
Hammond edges Northern to win Seahawk Invitational By Pat Overton | Pat Overton,Contributing Writer
Aluisy makes smooth transition from candlepins to duckpins By DON VITEK
When fishing for good recipes, here's a good place to get started By GARY DIAMOND
Robinson's career-high 20 points help Mount edge R. Morris, 70-69 By From Staff Reports
As Cameron chants, Krzyzewski steams By Don Markus | Don Markus,Staff Writer
Aging gym floors become focus of safety efforts By PAT O'MALLEY
St. Raymond's runs past St. John's Prospect Hall By Kent Baker | Kent Baker,Staff Writer
Look for McDowell, White Sox to part ways By PETER SCHMUCK
At age 5, Westminster youngster is off to accelerated start on his racing career By STAN DILLON
Perry Hall nails down three titles By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,Staff Writer
Southern knocks off No. 1 Rice By Derek Toney | Derek Toney,Contributing Writer
GymnasticsThe Harford Gymnastic Training Center's girls... By Mike Jefferson
Georgia Dome sporting Super cushions tonight By Ruth Sadler | Ruth Sadler,Staff Writer
Maier killed in downhill crash By New York Times News Service
BUSINESS
Time might be right for European funds By WERNER RENBERG | WERNER RENBERG,1994 Werner Renberg
Fund assets fall
Outsiders discover a town of yesteryear By Traci A. Johnson | Traci A. Johnson,Staff Writer
Popularity of 'Drips' may bring higher fees By Jane Bryant Quinn | Jane Bryant Quinn,1994, Washington Post Writers Group
Sellers must tell buyers of property's problems By MICHAEL GISRIEL
Environmental hazards should concern buyers By Dian Hymer
Home in Randallstown is a 'private sanctuary' By Maryalice Yakutchik | Maryalice Yakutchik,Contributing Writer
7 Coldwell Banker agencies link up By Daniel B. Wroblewski | Daniel B. Wroblewski,Real Estate Editor
Residents fought razing and created model of renewal Washington Hill's REBIRTH By Lorraine Mirabella | Lorraine Mirabella,Staff Writer
Ronald Morgan's plans to recycle paper raise eyebrows Is this man for real? By Ian Johnson | Ian Johnson,New York Bureau
MODELS OPENVillage of Timbergrove1. Pulte Home Corp. has...
Recent laws on leases protect tenants By George B. Laurent
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