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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON OCTOBER 09, 1994
FEATURES
A colorful trip by train through Western Maryland Tracking Fall Foliage By Greg Tasker | Greg Tasker,Western Maryland Bureau of The Sun
Keeping An Eye On The Sky While Making Crab Soup By ROB KASPER
Diversity training is raising issues along with consciousness RUNNING THE GANTLET By Jean Marbella | Jean Marbella,Sun Staff Writer
Value of old jar could be $125 By Anne McCollam | Anne McCollam,Copley News Service
Seeing and being seen at the BMA wingding By SYLVIA BADGER
Chicken coop grows fine feathers By Elizabeth Large | Elizabeth Large,Sun Staff Writer
Virginia parks extend season
The Bma's Artful Evening By Sylvia H. Badger | Sylvia H. Badger,Sun Staff Writer
Gardening From On High By MIKE KLINGAMAN
Those Golden Years By Mike Gluck
Two top events crowd next weekend with possibilities By Dorothy Fleetwood | Dorothy Fleetwood,Contributing Writer
There's no easy way around a child who's 'difficult' By SUSAN REIMER
Parents can find alternatives to the fat-laden food on restaurants' kiddie menus By Eileen Ogintz | Eileen Ogintz,Los Angeles Times Syndicate
From The Sun Oct. 9-15, 1844* Oct. 14: Centre Market -- On... By Fred Rasmussen
There's a lighter side to Mexican fare By Tina Danze | Tina Danze,Universal Press Syndicate
User-friendly Settings For Computer-age Kids By Ro Logrippo
In Style: People spinoff celebrates celebrity with a decidedly upscale approach By Mark Feeney | Mark Feeney,Boston Globe
And cable compete to show America's past By DAVID ZURAWIK | DAVID ZURAWIK,SUN TELEVISION CRITIC
Design center plans one-day sale to public By Elizabeth Large
When error occurs on credit-card bill, protest by mail, not phone By SUSAN BONDY | SUSAN BONDY,Creators Syndicate
Divorcing parents should reassure upset children By BEVERLY MILLS
Working for recovery through self-relianceWhen Marguerite... By Kim Wesley
Preparing for a royal trip on the American QueenMark Twain... By Kim Wesley
Christmas joy infuses shops in Bavaria By Pat Hanna Kuehl | Pat Hanna Kuehl,Special to The Sun
Needlework show next weekend
Revenge, lust and great music in 'Rigoletto'Verdi's... By Stephen Wigler
Hilary Hahn to play at Lincoln Center By Linell Smith | Linell Smith,Sun Staff Writer
Exit Japanese Steakhouse, Enter Japanese Steakhouse By ELIZABETH LARGE | ELIZABETH LARGE,Sun Restaurant Critic
Tribute albums: the sincerest form of flattery By J.D. Considine | J.D. Considine,Sun Pop Music Critic
Music To Die By By DAVE BARRY
Working women can get the blues Saturday night By Niki Scott | Niki Scott,Universal Press Syndicate
Familiar and strange, the culture of Australia is on display in D.C. By Mike Giuliano | Mike Giuliano,Special to The Sun
For good sight lines and coziness, bring furniture toward room's center By Rita St. Clair | Rita St. Clair,Los Angeles Times Syndicate
'The Skin of Our Teeth' to be a musical By Joseph C. Koenenn | Joseph C. Koenenn,Newsday
Dynamic Duos By Elizabeth Large
Seeing The Light By Rosemary Knower
Exercise at home, organize the kitchen, make a few lists By Susan Hipsley | Susan Hipsley,Special to The Sun
Willie Cole's show focuses on birth and related topic By John Dorsey | John Dorsey,Sun Art Critic
Garth Brooks' latest is a hit but you won't read it in Billboard By New York Daily News
New Spaces For Old Treasures By Beth Smith
Franz Konwitschny, Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra and Beethoven: Hard to beat By David Donovan | David Donovan,Special to The Sun
Angry husband won't seek counseling By From Ladies' Home Journal Los Angeles Times Syndicate
NEWS
Haiti's Club Med: A resort with everything but guest By Bill Glauber | Bill Glauber,Sun Staff Correspondent
Mistaken substitution of medication leads to child's death By Jim Stratton | Jim Stratton,Newport News Daily Press
Perilous streets portrayed in gritty Philadelphia story By Judith Wynn
Bowie family condones anti-abortion violence By Sandy Banisky | Sandy Banisky,Sun Staff Writer
Sizzle-less sex? They should've asked Sam Green By MICHAEL OLESKER
Annapolis businessman aims to build indoor volleyball complex near BWI By Shirley Leung | Shirley Leung,Sun Staff Writer
Bribe Them with Their Own Money By GEORGE F. WILL
Day-to-day whereabouts of Cedras are subject of intense speculation in Haiti By Los Angeles Times
Multi-Millions Gone on a Whim?A Sept. 12 article entitled...
Oyster 'Farming' May Help Chesapeake By Timothy B. Wheeler | Timothy B. Wheeler,Sun Staff Writer
Give Charles Village Plan a ChanceAs a seven-year resident...
James A. Bristo., 29, a recording studio mixer, died Sept...
The verdict is in: The jury is flawed By Myron Beckenstein
Romania's poverty drives nostalgia for late Communist dictator Ceausescu By Dusko Doder | Dusko Doder,Special to The Sun
Lawrence P. Naylor, 74, civic leader By DeWitt Bliss | DeWitt Bliss,Sun Staff Writer
The Governor's Race: Tastes Flat, Less Filling By Lucia Margarian
Full of politics and power, 'Lived' goes on and on By Tim Warren
Taxing Sauerbrey and Glendening
Test of Champions
Democrats get rare win in Senate By Karen Hosler | Karen Hosler,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Maybe citizens could pick who will serve in Congress By ROGER SIMON
3 delegate candidates join forces, form committee CAMPAIGN 1994 By Campaign Notebook was compiled by Sun staff writer John Rivera
Columbus Day Closings
Here is how members of Maryland's delegation on Capitol... By Roll Call Report Syndicate
Sauerbrey challenges Glendening to local TV debate By William F. Zorzi Jr. | William F. Zorzi Jr.,Sun Staff Writer
Bobo assails Howard's state delegation By Adam Sachs | Adam Sachs,Sun Staff Writer
Columbia as a City: A Definite Maybe By KEVIN THOMAS
Farmer to Farmer links Kazakh, Md. shepherds By Amy L. Miller | Amy L. Miller,Sun Staff Writer
Campaign 1994
Unemployment rate dips to 3.9 percent in August By Amy L. Miller | Amy L. Miller,Sun Staff Writer
Car theft problem accelerates in Howard By Ed Heard | Ed Heard,Sun Staff Writer
Wilson presses for 10-year waste plan By Phyllis Brill | Phyllis Brill,Sun Staff Writer
Taxing Questions For Voters By SARA ENGRAM
Families planning to move can get help By Lan Nguyen | Lan Nguyen,Sun Staff Writer
Police search for car thief in Eldersburg By Bill Talbott | Bill Talbott,Sun Staff Writer
Forums set for school board, trustees hopefuls
Odd Discontent Makes Electorate Hard to Read By C. FRASER SMITH
October Interlude Tugs at the Heart By PETER A. JAY
AIDS activist's message is one of hope, caution By Mary Gail Hare | Mary Gail Hare,Sun Staff Writer
Television, VCR stolen from vanAn Arnold woman left the...
Rowan Says NAACP Has to Drop Gibson By HAROLD JACKSON
New Crisis at the NAACP
25 Years Ago* The Anne Arundel three-member liquor board... By Robert M. Pennington of the Ann Arrundell County Historical Society
Campaign 1994
Sheriff's overtime costs criticized By Mike Farabaugh | Mike Farabaugh,Sun Staff Writer
Road improvement taxes survive court appeal By Mike Farabaugh | Mike Farabaugh,Sun Staff Writer
Car theft problems accelerate By Ed Heard | Ed Heard,Sun Staff Writer
Development issue dominates candidates forum By Erik Nelson | Erik Nelson,Sun Staff Writer
Wilson and Rehrmann erase barriers to passage of his ethics bill Tuesday By Phyllis Brill | Phyllis Brill,Sun Staff Writer
After Mildly Bumpy Start, Agro Is Praised at MTA By PETER JENSEN
Promotion a bust for some city antique shops By Norris P. West | Norris P. West,Sun Staff Writer
Dispute Over Trash May Cost Big Cash By MIKE BURNS
Neighbors welcome city plan to demolish abandoned, tumbledown houses By JoAnna Daemmrich and Norris P. West | JoAnna Daemmrich and Norris P. West,Sun Staff Writers
Democrats in a dilemma: Run with or from Clinton? By Carl M. Cannon | Carl M. Cannon,Washington Bureau of The Sun
Presidency center's leadership conference will convene here
Alan M. ColburnGreenhouse managerAlan M. Colburn...
25 Years Ago (Week of Sept. 28-Oct. 4, 1969):* The first... By Diane Mullaly from the files of the Howard County Historical Society's Library
Students to learn their fates Some in brawl may be expelled By Carol L. Bowers | Carol L. Bowers,Sun Staff Writer
Restored after 1993 collapse, two banks of Cowhide Branch fail again By Andrea F. Siegel | Andrea F. Siegel,Sun Staff Writer
Home free except for $4,000 cost of moving it By Elaine Tassy | Elaine Tassy,Sun Staff Writer
The Mandela Miracle
Future Homemakers attracting more boys By Anne Haddad | Anne Haddad,Sun Staff Writer
An article in Thursday's editions of The Sun incorrectly...
Worst intersections in county identified By Erik Nelson | Erik Nelson,Sun Staff Writer
Great Network Switch May Require Detective Work to Find a Favorite Show By RAY FRAGER
It's a Gaffe A Minute with Politicians By MARTIN D. TULLAI
Failed suicide effort leaves drug company in trouble By Chicago Tribune
U.S. orders troops, missiles to Kuwait By Mark Matthews | Mark Matthews,Washington Bureau of The Sun Sun staff correspondent Gilbert A. Lewthwaite contributed to this article
Man to be retried on charge in girlfriend's death By Alan J. Craver | Alan J. Craver,Sun Staff Writer
Suits bring big awards against police FEMALE TROOPERS AND SEXUAL HARASSMENT By Scott Higham and Marcia Myers | Scott Higham and Marcia Myers,Sun Staff Writers
Title: "SchoolGirls: Young Women, Self-Esteem, and the... By KASEY JONES | KASEY JONES,LOS ANGELES TIMES Title: "The Masters of the House" Author: Robert Barnard Publisher: Scribners -! Length, price: 214 pages, $20 "Too nice" is the last complaint one would think could be applied to a book by Robert Barnard, the irreverently witty British suspense writer. But that's precisely the problem with "The Masters of the House"; and after last year's "A Hovering of Vultures," a delightfully droll literary lampoon, the new novel seems particularly insipid. The story is told in flashback form. Matthew Heenan and his sister Annie have returned to their childhood home, where their long-time caretaker, Auntie Connie, lies on her deathbed. The two reminisce about the circumstances in which Connie entered their lives: Their mother had just died, leaving behind four children and a husband who went mad upon hearing the tragic news. Matthew and Annie decide they must manage to convince outsiders that their father is just fine. The charade actually works, until a corpse turns up in their backyard, belonging, inconveniently enough, to their father's mistress. The person who first begins to suspect that the Heenan children are, in effect, home alone happens to be the dead woman's mother-in-law. That woman, soon to be known to them as Auntie Connie, winds up moving in to take care of the children. The solution to the murder is neither surprising nor especially clever. "The Masters of the House" is subpar Barnard.SUSANNE TROWBRIDGE Title: "Hollywood Kids" Author: Jackie Collins Publisher: Simon & Schuster 0$ Length, price: 525 pages, $23.50 What is it that makes me think that Jackie Collins has a template in her word processor on which she fills in the blanks and writes books? Her latest book is "Hollywood Kids." Previous works include "Hollywood Wives" and "Hollywood Husbands." What's next -- "Hollywood Pets"? A group of (choose from template: rat pack, brat pack) friends, and several nonindustry types (detectives, journalists, lawyers, etc.) will all be linked by a common thread (murder, extortion, kidnapping, pornography, drugs) by the end of the book. Been there, done that. The story revolves around the grown children of big-time actors and directors, who are bored with shopping and partying. Each takes a stab at getting a life. Into this mix arrives a serial killer, whose quest for revenge will endanger the Hollywood Kids. What really makes this template theory likely is a recent ad in People magazine touting "Hollywood Kids." It quotes a review I wrote several years ago of one of Ms. Collins' earlier books, making it seem as if the review applies to "Hollywood Kids." Her publisher apparently feels any favorable reviews can be used interchangeably with any of her books, because, ultimately, they're all the same book
Look-alikes running for sheriff By Darren M. Allen | Darren M. Allen,Sun Staff Writer
Hayden, foe both show tiger claws By Larry Carson | Larry Carson,Sun Staff Writer
Campaign 1994
25 Years Ago* The proposed regional jail received an... By Compiled from the archives of the Historical Society of Carroll County
Szczybor falls short on facts By Bruce Reid | Bruce Reid,Sun Staff Writer
Marina owner drops bid to build on waterfront By John Rivera | John Rivera,Sun Staff Writer
Sheriff gets 2 recruits: trained dogs By Mike Farabaugh | Mike Farabaugh,Sun Staff Writer
Children learn the value of 'Starting With Words' By Rafael Alvarez | Rafael Alvarez,Sun Staff Writer
Sauerbrey, Glendening work to impugn each other's image CAMPAIGN 1994--THE RACE FOR GOVERNOR By Robert Timberg | Robert Timberg,Sun Staff Writer
Weighing Choices to Lead CouncilThe citizens of Harford...
Dr. James M. SowaStudied lupus, arthritisDr. James M...
Flawed engineering, building alleged in $11.5 million suit By Mike Farabaugh | Mike Farabaugh,Sun Staff Writer
Shore's Sea Gull Century lures 4,000 bicyclists By William Thompson | William Thompson,Eastern Shore Bureau of The Sun
Worst intersections in Howard Co. identified By Erik Nelson | Erik Nelson,Sun Staff Writer
Threats against witnesses prompt investigators to take protective measures Under Fire By MARCIA MYERS
Pupil in '64 is now principal of same school By Suzanne Loudermilk | Suzanne Loudermilk,Sun Staff Writer
Board rejects latest bids for playground project By Phyllis Brill | Phyllis Brill,Sun Staff Writer
Suspect eludes police after two-hour chaseA suspect who...
Reno won't be here for parley By Phyllis Brill | Phyllis Brill,Sun Staff Writer
County Needs Better Street LightingHaving been a resident...
Arundel officer kills man wielding gun in Pasadena By Sherry Joe | Sherry Joe,Sun Staff Writer
Maryland Gaming Would Be a Riverboat Gamble By BARRY RASCOVAR
CIA supported Japan's ruling party during Cold War era By New York Times News Service
Colorado group seeks to bolster obscenity law By New York Times News Service
Principal in Aberdeen garners $25,000 award By Suzanne Loudermilk | Suzanne Loudermilk,Sun Staff Writer
Principal's big award wows her students By Suzanne Loudermilk | Suzanne Loudermilk,Sun Staff Writer
A journalist's search for America's best jukebox By Michael Anft
A Landlord Undoes a City Success Story By BRAIN SULLAM
Red scare becomes intriguing factor in otherwise tame German elections By Dan Fesperman | Dan Fesperman,Berlin Bureau of The Sun
Former state police sergeant recalls the high price she paid for complaining FEMALE TROOPERS AND SEXUAL HARASSMENT By Scott Higham and Marcia Myers | Scott Higham and Marcia Myers,Sun Staff Writers
Female troopers say tormentors wore badges FEMALE TROOPERS AND SEXUAL HARASSMENT By Scott Higham and Marcia Myers | Scott Higham and Marcia Myers,Sun Staff Writers
Who Stephen Bounds IsOn Sept. 19, a Sun editorial posed...
Special assessments for future road improvements survive on appeal By Mike Farabaugh | Mike Farabaugh,Sun Staff Writer
Farmer to Farmer links shepherds in Kazakhstan with specialists in Maryland By Amy L. Miller | Amy L. Miller,Sun Staff Writer
BUSINESS
'Some shareholders are more equal than others' By David Conn | David Conn,Sun Staff Writer
'Granny' quarters pose legal questions By Dian Hymer
Rising Again
For Sale: A House Where Love Failed By Adriane B. Miller
Vision, sweat transform eyesore By Donna Weaver | Donna Weaver,Contributing Writer
Growth investing appears to be making a comeback after several years ZTC By New York Times News Service
Court offers some help if partner balks at sale By Michael Gisriel
Maryland's hospital costs go awry Competition forces rate revisions HOSPITAL-RATE SYSTEM GOES AWRY By Patricia Meisol | Patricia Meisol,Sun Staff Writer
FHA loan action stalled By Nelson Schwartz | Nelson Schwartz,Contributing Writer
UNDER CONSTRUCTIONThe Vineyards1.Gables Cos. has begun...
Delaware realty firm merges with O'ConorDoug Davis Realty...
Fannie Mae introduces software to help buyers By Kenneth R. Harney
Baltimore's location, labor appeal to shipping lines By Suzanne Wooton
Legg Mason Realty snares a fighter By Kevin L. McQuaid | Kevin L. McQuaid,Sun Staff Writer
Black American firms cast eager eye at S. Africa By Michael Hill | Michael Hill,Johannesburg Bureau of The Sun
Europeans shop for U.S. grocers By Jay Hancock | Jay Hancock,Sun Staff Writer
Research, agreement provide protection in divorce By Adriane B. Miller
Emotional, financial links to homes make them battlegrounds in divorces A HOUSE DIVIDED By Adriane B. Miller | Adriane B. Miller,Special to The Sun
Suburban community in 'state of transition' By Elaine Tassy | Elaine Tassy,Sun Staff Writer
SPORTS
Memories of Montreal are not all fond ones By KEN MURRAY
Centennial defeated in tournament By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,Sun Staff Writer
Kicks-to-sticks switch suits Moyer By Bill Free | Bill Free,Sun Staff Writer
Johnson offers Angelos the change he's looking for By Tom Keegan | Tom Keegan,Sun Staff Writer
BC manhandles Irish, 30-11 By Joseph Tybor | Joseph Tybor,Chicago Tribune
Quietly Catching On By Mike Preston | Mike Preston,Sun Staff Writer
Matthews likes what he sees on newest film By Ken Murray | Ken Murray,Sun Staff Writer
How well do you know Orioles' candidates? By TOM KEEGAN
Sabelhaus rallies No. 3 McDonogh to 21-18 win over Mount St. Joe By Kevin Eck | Kevin Eck,Contributing Writer
Tee Kay upsets Washington field By Ross Peddicord | Ross Peddicord,Sun Staff Writer
McCarron and Day, together at last in International By Ross Peddicord | Ross Peddicord,Sun Staff Writer
Hoke leaves defense behind to give Dragons shot in arm By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,Sun Staff Writer
Perfect start for Edgewood's Hasselbarth By DON VITEK
No. 8 St. Mary's dominated by No. 6 Gilman, 35-8, in first loss By Rich Scherr | Rich Scherr,Special to The Sun
Mohr, at 92, still a big hit on the lanes By DON VITEK
Aberdeen rolls to 5-0 No. 3 McDonogh wins By From Staff Reports
Detour takes Jost on long way to invitational win By Bill Blewett | Bill Blewett,Special to The Sun
Redskins Vs. Eagles By Vito Stellino
Maple Grove kind to Westminster drivers By STAN DILLON
Gilman routs St. Mary's, 35-8 By Rich Scherr | Rich Scherr,Special to The Sun
McGuire's hat trick lifts Hopkins field hockey, 3-0 By From Staff Reports
Gators, Doves make the most out of tournament experience By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,Sun Staff Writer
Mistakes ground Towson, 41-28, despite Crowley's 366 passing yards By Chris Courogen | Chris Courogen,Special to The Sun
Oakland Mills blanks Atholton, 28-0 By Jamison Hensley | Jamison Hensley,Contributing Writer
Ritchie's Marshall still drilling, rolling By DON VITEK
Mount tops St. Francis, N.Y., 2-0 By From Staff Reports
Squirrel season looks like a winner By LONNY WEAVER
Miami's shifting position By Don Markus | Don Markus,Sun Staff Writer
Bel Air learns by going against the best By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,Sun Staff Writer
Severna Park falls in semifinals By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,Sun Staff Writer
Four years later, Humphries becomes QB Redskins thought he could be By VITO STELLINO
State puts stop on Morgan By Neil White | Neil White,Special to The Sun
Sabelhaus lifts No. 3 McDonogh to 21-18 win over Mount St. Joe By Kevin Eck | Kevin Eck,Contributing Writer
Popular pose returns Iggy to big picture By KEN ROSENTHAL
Navy no match for Air Force's offense in 43-21 loss By Alan Goldstein | Alan Goldstein,Sun Staff Writer
Whitbread's a test like no other By PETER BAKER
Miami jolts Fla. State By Don Markus | Don Markus,Sun Staff Writer
Changing times for boys, girls games would be costly By PAT O'MALLEY
A comebacker for DempseyI take exception to Ken...
Navy no match for Air Force's offense in 43-21 loss By Alan Goldstein | Alan Goldstein,Sun Staff Writer
Football cards chalking up gains By Ruth Sadler | Ruth Sadler,Sun Staff Writer
MAGA rules Mason-Dixons By John W. Stewart | John W. Stewart,Sun Staff Writer
Westminster outlasts Key for tournament title By Jeff Seidel | Jeff Seidel,Special to The Sun
North Harford teams advance in soccer By John W. Stewart | John W. Stewart,Sun Staff Writer
Essex maintains edge over Catonsville By Kevin Eck | Kevin Eck,Contributing Writer
Annapolis YC's Fall Series in full sail By NANCY NOYES
Potomac Challenge matches seniors from Maryland and Virginia By John W. Stewart | John W. Stewart,Sun Staff Writer
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