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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON JANUARY 08, 1996
NEWS
LSD use difficult to detect, Navy finds Academy program that tests for drug can be foiled easily By Kris Antonelli | Kris Antonelli,SUN STAFF
Blizzard follows 'classic' pattern From Louisiana rains to Northeast snowfall, path was predictable By Peter Hermann | Peter Hermann,SUN STAFF
Bringing down the Cochran house Boys' Latin hoping to demolish landmark in North Baltimore By Edward Gunts | Edward Gunts,SUN STAFF
GOP race could be over almost as soon as it starts Early caucuses, primaries to be key By Paul West | Paul West,SUN NATIONAL STAFF
Smartest travelers remained at home Day 1 was a loss and Day 2 might be just as bad By Howard Libit | Howard Libit,SUN STAFF Sun staff writer Peter Hermann contributed to this article
Compassion vs. the letter of the law Critical Area waiver: Anne Arundel zoning officer was right to bend on shoreline rule.
House Republican freshmen always said they didn't care if... By Dan Berger
Lugar takes up the serious issues is anybody listening? By JACK GERMOND & JULES WITCOVER
Squirrelly as it may seem, Blizzard of '96 no surprise By DAN RODRICKS
Balto. Co. sets agenda for delegation Ruppersberger given credit for forging bloc from diverse group By Larry Carson | Larry Carson,SUN STAFF
Police Blotter is a sampling of crimes in Baltimore city... By Richard Irwin
Struggling market In decline: Once a community hub, Belvedere Square has more and more vacant stalls and storefronts. By John Rivera | John Rivera,SUN STAFF
No easy path to wealth South Africa: ANC's privatization plan puts it in conflict with organized labor allies.
Saudi Arabia readies a refresher course for the U.S. By William Pfaff
1996: The economic outlook Steady as we go: Greenspan recovery on track as free-wheeling capitalism prevails.
Area's homeless shelters vow to provide space for everyone Schmoke asks residents to check up on elderly By Kate Shatzkin | Kate Shatzkin,SUN STAFF
Country living great except for the huntersWhen we moved...
A day to walk in midroad, unless you ski BLIZZARD OF 1996 By John Rivera | John Rivera,SUN STAFF Larry Carson, Mike Connelly, JoAnna Daemmrich, Donna R. Engle, Ellen Gamerman, Peter Hermann, Shirley Leung, Ann LoLordo, Dan Morse, Jim Preston and Jean Thompson contributed to this article
Margaret M. Gorrell, 83, homemaker and cookMargaret M...
No way to raise a child By Ann Egerton
Maurer steps down State treasurer: Always thinking of what's best for Maryland, she gives up pivotal post.
Record storm, at 24.7 inches, came in '22 Flashback: Paralyzing blizzard stranded thousands of Baltimoreans. By Ann LoLordo | Ann LoLordo,SUN STAFF Sun staff writer Kate Shatzkin contributed to this article
Dr. Mary Louise Small, 100, pioneer in corneal transplants By FROM STAFF REPORTS
To our readers BLIZZARD OF 1996
Endurance test for road crews Snow job: Before the storm hit, while it raged and until the snow is cleared, salt trucks and plows struggle to keep the roads open. By Jay Apperson | Jay Apperson,SUN STAFF
An 'incorrigible do-gooder' and a lifetime of activism At 83, Jack L. Levin says he's not ready to give up the fight By Mike Bowler | Mike Bowler,SUN STAFF
Claude W. Duke, 90, a retired New Orleans lawyer and state...
'31-Knot' Burke, father of the modern Navy By Nathan Miller
The most ignored traffic signs What signal?: Motorists court disaster by failing to obey posted instructions.
FEATURES
Suddenly, volcanoes make hot scripts Steaming: There's been an eruption, with four films in development at the same time. Why? By Josh Young | Josh Young,NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Survivors' words reveal Holocaust TV preview: The victims speak for themselves in this compelling documentary that needs no additional drama. By Chris Kaltenbach | Chris Kaltenbach,SUN STAFF
'Murder One' returns, and so does 'Nixon' By Chris Kaltenbach | Chris Kaltenbach,SUN STAFF
General Motors will be in for a shock when nobody takes to the electric car By MIKE LITTWIN
Much in store for Streisand fans By Newsday
Kissin canceled
The Other Barkleys Paws celebre: The outpouring of concern for one mistreated dog doesn't transfer to the thousands of abandoned animals just like him. By Laura Lippman | Laura Lippman,SUN STAFF
SPORTS
Colts in Super Bowl? Snow way By KEN ROSENTHAL
BaseballRed Sox: Switched their short-season Single-A New...
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Today's games
Here, there, everywhere, Deion pays off for Cowboys By JOHN EISENBERG
Restructuring breaks down by division, conference One-school, one-vote may be in for replacement By Paul McMullen | Paul McMullen,SUN STAFF
Terps again find despair, with twist Overtime loss to Carolina is all too familiar, except for the final scramble By Ken Murray | Ken Murray,SUN STAFF
With Richter out, Healy gets his chance Goalie content as backup, at least for the Rangers By Sandra McKee | Sandra McKee,SUN STAFF
Playing time sensitive issue for Pack Guard wants to play even with Price back By Jerry Bembry | Jerry Bembry,SUN STAFF
Corrigan on NCAA's cutting edge President's forum: One-time Govans resident always has understood the art of compromise. By Paul McMullen | Paul McMullen,SUN STAFF
Foreman, Moorer bout appears to be off again Possible Tyson fight complicates situation By SPORTSTICKER
HTS adds Flanagan to roster, puts Lowenstein on waivers By MILTON KENT
BUSINESS
Stocks surge, but Baltimore drops to 14th Money magazine's year-end ranking of 24 cities By Shirley Leung | Shirley Leung,SUN STAFF
A celebration of the chill Tourism: A winter festival planned for mid-January in the Inner Harbor is meant to lure visitors and locals outdoors to spend some time and some money. By Gary Gately | Gary Gately,SUN STAFF
Economic ups and downs are magnified in restaurants By JAY HANCOCK
Below are recent insider transactions of 1,000 shares or... By Invest/Net Inc. of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., a registered investment adviser
Leaving the company? Handle that loot with care By JANE BRYANT QUINN
Tyler leaving state attorney general's office Lawyer plans to join Hogan & Hartson firm By Mark Hyman | Mark Hyman,SUN STAFF
Some sacrifices are out of proportion to savings By STEPHEN MANES
The following are recent filings in the U.S. Bankruptcy...
BaltimoreJan. 13-23 Chesapeake Bay Boat Show, Baltimore...
New positionsMcCormick names Langmead, WilliamsonCharles...
Airlines add comforts for top-paying fliers Pampering for profits: While slashing services and air fares in coach, airlines are working to create loyalty among first- and business-class travelers. By DALLAS MORNING NEWS
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