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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON JUNE 09, 1996
FEATURES
Chair's round back flips and turns into a table Introduced in the 17th century, this convertible piece of furniture was used in country houses. By Ralph Kovel and Terry Kovel | Ralph Kovel and Terry Kovel,KING FEATURES SYNDICATE
Two Sides To Rhubarb By ROB KASPER
Crusade for the Lord is paying off as sports group increases number of Maryland youngsters playing on God's team By Tim Warren
Sitting pretty in a chaise longue In smaller spaces, a multi-functional piece of furniture is a perfect fit. By Rita St. Clair | Rita St. Clair,LOS ANGELES TIMES SYNDICATE
September marks return of magazineNo other shelter...
Retreating To the Beach By JACQUE KELLY
From The Sun June 9-15, 1846June 13: A messenger came to... By Fred Rasmussen
Stop, in the Name Of Courtesy By DAVE BARRY
Tiny Walterboro preserves the past Museum: The town is home to the South Carolina Artisans Center, which is dedicated to keeping alive traditional crafts and folk arts. By Christina Lee Knauss | Christina Lee Knauss,KNIGHT-RIDDER NEWS SERVICE
Transport companies watch out for children Care: Kids, especially those traveling alone, get watchful treatment on planes, trains and buses. By Naedine Joy Hazell | Naedine Joy Hazell,HARTFORD COURANT
Lemon lover knows how very sweet it is By Christopher Idone | Christopher Idone,UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE
Raise your summer safety consciousness Travel: More children are hurt during the hot months than at any other time of year. Families need to stay alert to prevent injuries. By Eileen Ogintz | Eileen Ogintz,LOS ANGELES TIMES SYNDICATE
It's hard to coax a man inside for dinner when there is grass in need of mowing By SUSAN REIMER
Designer creates illusion of space Home: Carefully selected furniture and accessories can make a small house seem bigger than it is. By Charlyne Varkonyi | Charlyne Varkonyi,FORT LAUDERDALE SUN-SENTINEL Knight-Ridder News Service
Boys in the 'hood take her back to dreamy, carefree days of youth By Ann LoLordo
FCA Summer Camps By Tim Warren
Physician discovers just the right note By Linell Smith
Sleepytime, Red Zinger maker is open for tours Factory: Celestial Seasonings welcomes visitors to its aromatic headquarters in the Colorado Rockies. By Susanne Hopkins | Susanne Hopkins,LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS
A roundup of new products and servicesKeeping the FizzIf... By Laura Barnhardt
Ladew Topiary Gardens seeks growth of young supporters By Sylvia Badger
Finding ways to bridge the culture gap Sensitivity: When encountering people with different customs and languages, travelers should try to adapt to local behavior. By Harry Shattuck | Harry Shattuck,HOUSTON CHRONICLE
Small town has some sites worth seeing By Christina Lee Knauss | Christina Lee Knauss,KNIGHT-RIDDER NEWS SERVICE
Take a tour of Germany with nights at the opera Wagner: A firm in Toronto and another in Wisconsin offer tours that take travelers to the Bayreuth Festival. By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
The Day the Fur Flew When Tom Horton moved to Smith Island, it was a dream come true. He could muck around the Bay again and know his children would be well-educated in a one-room schoolhouse. There was just that one little problem with the cats. By TOM HORTON
BUSINESS
William Sanders leads the field in anticipating real estate trends In 6 years, investor has amassed $5 billion property portfolio By BLOOMBERG BUSINESS NEWS
Luxury home resale prices rising again Study links performance to buyers' prosperity By KENNETH R. HARNEY
To stay ahead, follow the records of fund managers By BLOOMBERG BUSINESS NEWS
S&P begins a service to monitor portfolios By NEW YORK TIMES
Under ConstructionMayfield WoodsInterstate Ventures has...
When home is historic Diversity: There are 22,000 buildings in Baltimore designated as historic, and people are living in a great many of them. By Jana Sanchez-Klein | Jana Sanchez-Klein,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Card fee is focus of stir Court ruling to cause high late charge, say consumer advocates By Bill Atkinson | Bill Atkinson,SUN STAFF
Corporate survivors: The millions of job losses as U.S...
Oil from Iraq is expected to lower price of gas, at least in short run By Suzanne Wooton
With a little help, woman finds her spot in Bel Air State grant enables her to buy a condominium By Laura Barnhardt | Laura Barnhardt,CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Steps to follow when changing your residence By MICHAEL GISRIEL
Washington Hill: 28 blocks with a Village feel Contentment abides amid wrought iron, stained glass and quiet By Rosalia Scalia | Rosalia Scalia,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Health-Housing Fair will address lead paintA Housing and...
Converting old offices into homes Team is seeking out prospective buildings, looking to financing By Lorraine Mirabella | Lorraine Mirabella,SUN STAFF
Rouse is betting on Las Vegas Purchase: Rouse Co. is spending $520 million to buy the holdings of Howard Hughes Corp., including a residential community, office buildings and a shopping mall in Sin City. By Alec Matthew Klein | Alec Matthew Klein,SUN STAFF
Struggling TVI Corp. given helping hand with a commitment from NASA Company gains access to technology for building quick-erect shelters By Ted Shelsby | Ted Shelsby,SUN STAFF
NEWS
Grimm portrayals Illustrations: Murder, mutilation, incest -- all are evident in the grisly works of Robert Wang, perhaps the first to depict all 242 of the fairy tales. By Rafael Alvarez | Rafael Alvarez,SUN STAFF
'Coyote v. Acme': Frazier, monocled By Lisa Schwarzbaum | Lisa Schwarzbaum,special to the sun
Shopping center owner to address association By ROSALIE FALTER | ROSALIE FALTER,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
SURFACE Beauty Art: The lack of any background messages means everything to painter Alex Katz. His landscapes go on display this week at the Baltimore Museum of Art. By JOHN DORSEY | JOHN DORSEY,SUN ART CRITIC
25 years ago (week of June 6-12, 1971):Comedian Red... By Diane Mullaly from the files of the Howard County Historical Society's library
There are worse sins than poor public relations By Elise Armacost
Mayle's deja vu: French frolicking and feasting By CHRIS KRIDLER | CHRIS KRIDLER,SUN STAFF
Vote obscures crisis in Palestinian areas Shutting off the economy makes situation explosive By Henry Siegman
Despite the media, it's a good thing Winner's hard line better than fake 'peace process' By Bill Thompson
Web browsers get their fill of news and views in electronic magazines Computers: Frequently updated, these new e-zines can take full advantage of sound and video multimedia gewgaws that print magazines cannot reproduce. By Michael Saunders | Michael Saunders,BOSTON GLOBE
Online cancer club meets in person Patients, friends finally get to see people who have helped them cope By Jonathan Bor | Jonathan Bor,SUN STAFF
Environmental conference stresses need for activists Atlanta mayor urges Baltimore City leaders to confront problems By Kate Shatzkin | Kate Shatzkin,SUN STAFF
Here is how members of Maryland's delegation on Capitol... By Roll Call Report Syndicate
Intervention aids students and savings Program gets jump on trouble, skirts special education By Howard Libit | Howard Libit,SUN STAFF
Due to incorrect information provided to The Sun for...
Dorsey neighbors angry over composting yard By Andrea F. Siegel | Andrea F. Siegel,SUN STAFF
Compost facility angers residents Stench unbearable, neighbors tell state officials By ANDREA F. SIEGEL | ANDREA F. SIEGEL,SUN STAFF
Two budgets offer study in contrasts By Scott Wilson | Scott Wilson,SUN STAFF
Losing sleep small price for getting close to nature By Brian Sullam
Rush to annex property ruins plan for peninsulaWe are...
Linton Springs dispute: It's a question of values By Mike Burns
Annapolis says county overcharging it for services City battling property tax boost in court By DAN THANH DANG | DAN THANH DANG,SUN STAFF
100 years ago The Naval Academy cadets will leave next... By Robert M. Pennington from the archives of the Ann Arrundell County Historical Society
X-ray machine sought for court annex 2 recent bomb threats renew security concerns By Mike Farabaugh | Mike Farabaugh,SUN STAFF
Student gets perfect score on the SAT Sykesville resident found out Monday he earned a 1,600 By Mary Gail Hare | Mary Gail Hare,SUN STAFF
Land mines and deadly Israeli fire Planting of booby traps may have led to massacre By Robert Fisk
Budgets for Annapolis, Anne Arundel are at odds County raises taxes By Scott Wilson | Scott Wilson,SUN STAFF
Crofton Civic Association may choose successor to Trebelhorn tomorrow No one has filed for District 2 seat By TANYA JONES | TANYA JONES,SUN STAFF
Adequate facilities consensus is elusive Planners are faulted for inconsistency in reviewing proposals By James M. Coram | James M. Coram,SUN STAFF
Investigators retracing hours before Central Park attack Steady but slow progress being made, mayor reports By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Ehrlich, DePazzo make odd pals Older Democrat, GOP congressman back each other By Larry Carson | Larry Carson,SUN STAFF
Belated art degrees complete picture Maryland Institute bestows honors on graduates who finished school before 1962 By Elaine Tassy | Elaine Tassy,SUN STAFF
'Smith Island': the present, out of time By Jeffrey Fleishman | Jeffrey Fleishman,special to the sun
The $11 million man Glendening goal: Nonstop fund-raising by governor raises questions of propriety.
Debtor beware Supreme Court: Ruling upholds banks' right to impose late fees on credit card payments.
Arts festival has found its niche County's 2nd-biggest draw for tourists begins Friday By Patrick Hickerson | Patrick Hickerson,CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Period-instrument debate has faded Classics: Public has accepted both modern and period instrumentation, and then, sometimes, sheer beauty conquers all. By Anthony Tommasini | Anthony Tommasini,NEW YORK TIMES
Harold E. Hartman, 74, Glenn L. Martin employee
No, they didn't run off together Missing: A prominent businessman and a young woman vanished one night in 1968. Now, their car has been found, but questions remain. By Dail Willis and Ivan Penn | Dail Willis and Ivan Penn,SUN STAFF
Government needn't sell sex, Bartlett repliesYour May 29...
Much of public not ready to embrace gay marriage Topic a volatile one in an election year By Susan Baer | Susan Baer,SUN NATIONAL STAFF
Ambridge may oversee real estate Baltimore councilman likely will be Henson's successor, sources say By Robert Guy Matthews | Robert Guy Matthews,SUN STAFF
"The Flaming Corsage," by William Kennedy. Viking. 209... By Steve Courtney | Steve Courtney,Hartford Courant
A bright evening of Sondheim songs Revue: Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre singers range far and wide. By Phil Greenfield | Phil Greenfield,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Representatives assailed over environment votesIn the May...
Youths sew quilts for AIDS babies Project: By participating in a program to create blankets for ill children, second-grade students at Linthicum Elementary School show how people can make a difference. By CONSELLA A. LEE | CONSELLA A. LEE,SUN STAFF
Balto. County aging rapidly Elderly population opens opportunities, puts strain on services By Suzanne Loudermilk | Suzanne Loudermilk,SUN STAFF
Kennedy and Nixon as you have never seen them -- brilliantly stripped of cliches By MICHAEL PAKENHAM
France set for plan to resume NATO military role Chirac agrees to end 30-year estrangement if conditions are met By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Walters scores coup acquiring Chinese artThe Walters Art...
157 new citizens realize a dream Ceremony: Flags, balloons and patriotic songs make Columbia event one to remember for freshly minted citizens from more than 50 countries. By Alisa Samuels | Alisa Samuels,SUN STAFF
China's Great Wall is hard to find Myth: The celebrated Great Wall of China is actually several walls -- and largely a creation of the West that China has embraced By Ian Johnson | Ian Johnson,SUN FOREIGN STAFF
Tolerance and the abortion issue Can they mix? Dole seeks a way to prevent poisonous GOP platform fight.
Stubbornness stifles Balkan peace Local leaders agree mostly to disagree, to mediators' dismay By Dan Fesperman | Dan Fesperman,SUN FOREIGN STAFF
Blue Nile is worth waiting for Review: 'Peace at Last,' the Scottish trio's first release in seven years, and third since 1984, sounds better than almost anything out there now. By J.D. Considine | J.D. Considine,SUN POP MUSIC CRITIC
Race, justice and the Hunt case Eye fro an eye: Gov. Parris N. Glendening has refused to save convicted killer Flint Gregory Hunt from the gas chamber, saying he felt that if ever a crime warranted the ultimate punishment, "This is it." By Kate Shatzkin
A foretaste of the new prudery By Peter A. Jay
Church selling anniversary brunch tickets By PHYLLIS LUCAS AND PHYLLIS FLOWERS | PHYLLIS LUCAS AND PHYLLIS FLOWERS,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Exhibiting gratitude to Philip Johnson Devotion: The Museum of Modern Art in New York is showing some of the many works of art and design the architect has given it or helped it to acquire. By Roberta Smith | Roberta Smith,NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Pasadena man surrenders after standoff By TaNoah Morgan | TaNoah Morgan,SUN STAFF
Lineup is announced for Playwrights Festival By Karin Remesch | Karin Remesch,CONTRIBUTING WRITER
"Waking From The Dream: My Life in the Black Middle... By Michael Pakenham
Francis "Max" Factor Jr., 91, a makeup executive who...
Gymnastics and skating: closer to art than to sports Controversy: The books that argue for 'female jocks' miss the essence of both endeavors. By Anita Finkel | Anita Finkel,special to the sun
Managed care and Medicare HMOs aren't necessarily the way to fix the system By Douglas J. Peddicord
A beautiful playground may challenge lure of TV By MICHAEL OLESKER
Thanks, Lash LaRue, for trip through time By Ray Recchi
Dick Gregory scheduled to join talk marathon Listening: WOLB-AM plans show from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow. By Chris Kaltenbach | Chris Kaltenbach,SUN STAFF
'Producing results' instead of 'providing services' Going nowhere fast By Sara Engram
A world of cities Istanbul summit: United Nations parley grapples with problems of urbanization.
New voice in bluegrass music is hitting all the right notes Singer: Debbie Williamson didn't set out to be a performer, but with her first solo album due out this summer, she is beginning to make her mark. By KNIGHT-RIDDER NEWS SERVICE
Wert on Custer: controversial, clear By Mike Leary | Mike Leary,special to the sun
U.S. left Vietnam agents for dead Some commandos survived in North, want their back pay By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Vocal bliss takes soprano Kishna Davis past scheduling glitch and toward Italy By GLENN MCNATT
Elizabeth ``Rusty'' Rigger, 72, volunteer for charitable causes By Robert Hilson Jr. | Robert Hilson Jr.,SUN STAFF
Lottery wars By Barry Rascovar
Academy faced with troubling questions Handling of charges against midshipmen raises fairness issue By Tom Bowman and JoAnna Daemmrich | Tom Bowman and JoAnna Daemmrich,SUN STAFF
Trooper captures double honor Awards: Ronald W. Cullison Jr. of Hampstead is the first person recognized as Trooper of the Year by both the Maryland State Police and its Alumni Association. By Mike Farabaugh | Mike Farabaugh,SUN STAFF
SPORTS
1996 All-Anne Arundel County tennis team By Bill Free | Bill Free,SUN STAFF
1996 All-Baltimore City/County tennis team By Jeff Seidel | Jeff Seidel,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Lukas still king of Triple Crown Editor's Note out-duels Skip Away in Belmont By Tom Keyser | Tom Keyser,SUN STAFF
White Sox check O's in good ol' 2-1 game Mercker shines again but bats strangely silent vs. 5 Chicago pitchers By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,SUN STAFF
Orioles prove to be fitting symbol of Angelos' work, hometown pride By John Steadman
Notable
Hits and misses By Jason LaCanfora
To Alomar, streak is piece of work 2-for-4 game sends him to tape room to check swing By Jason LaCanfora | Jason LaCanfora,SUN STAFF
Countdown
Countdown
O's WEEK IN REVIEW By BUSTER OLNEY
Injury to Cavonnier jolts trainer Favorite comes up lame as he enters the stretch By Tom Keyser | Tom Keyser,SUN STAFF
Dislikes what he seesI thought that I disliked the...
BaseballBrewers: Placed OF David Hulse on DL. Activated OF...
Ex-basketball stars net place on Atlanta beach Duo rebounds to grab U.S. volleyball berth By Don Markus | Don Markus,SUN STAFF
1996 All-Carroll County tennis teams By Jeff Seidel | Jeff Seidel,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Whitbread may be economic boon to Md. By Peter Baker | Peter Baker,SUN STAFF
De La Hoya proves he's real thing Flashes skills and smarts in destruction of Chavez By Alan Goldstein | Alan Goldstein,SUN STAFF
Alexander way off-base, but frustration justified By Buster Olney | Buster Olney,SUN STAFF
Two cities may see lame-duck ball in '96 By Vito Stellino | Vito Stellino,SUN STAFF
Rodman rebounds with critics, too Bulls' chairman of boards wins over O'Neal, Karl By Jerry Bembry | Jerry Bembry,SUN STAFF
Back-to-back solid outings encourage 'not 100%' Mills Reliever says he feels himself getting stronger By Peter Schmuck and Jason LaCanfora | Peter Schmuck and Jason LaCanfora,SUN STAFF
Williams needs to turn up recruiting heat By Ken Rosenthal
Ball in McDonogh's court for national tournament Eagles are the host for three-day tennis event By Phil Jackman | Phil Jackman,SUN STAFF
For Graf, French title is 'big joy' Sanchez Vicario falls in 3-hour showdown By Robin Finn | Robin Finn,NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
1996 All-Howard County tennis team By Stan Rappaport | Stan Rappaport,Sun Staff
Try lower bay, Assateague, O.C. bays for hot fishing By Peter Baker | Peter Baker,SUN STAFF
Foolish Pole stakes his claim at Pimlico Raines-trained horse wins Deputed Testamony race By Kent Baker | Kent Baker,SUN STAFF
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