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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON MARCH 31, 1996
NEWS
Robert Michel Jr., 58, Schaefer's campaign treasurer, businessman By Suzanne Loudermilk | Suzanne Loudermilk,SUN STAFF
Making the grade at Johns Hopkins Admissions: 16-month process whittles 8,503 applicants to 3,450 students offered places in the Class of 2000 By David Folkenflik | David Folkenflik,SUN STAFF
Baltimore and Maryland: poetry-rich, now and historically By ROSEMARY KLEIN | ROSEMARY KLEIN,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Don't blame women for men's failingsUnless there is...
Here is how members of Maryland's delegation on Capitol... By Roll Call Report Syndicate
Lawsuit brought by vendor dismissed Resolution urged businesses to keep cigarettes from minors By Caitlin Francke | Caitlin Francke,SUN STAFF
3 candidates for school board to face panel Nominating group holds 1st of 3 hearings at 7 p.m. Tuesday By Andrea F. Siegel | Andrea F. Siegel,SUN STAFF
Arson was the cause of a blaze that destroyed a...
Further woes expected for housing market Sinking values add to area's stagnation By SHANON D. MURRAY | SHANON D. MURRAY,SUN STAFF
General Assembly's assignment Final week: Brownfields, welfare reform, targeted tax credits must be passed.
Supreme Court curb on federal powers Narrow majority: Changing lineup of justices shifts vote toward state's rights.
Legislators running lobbyists' gantlet As assembly session nears end, persuasion takes on new urgency By Frank Langfitt | Frank Langfitt,SUN STAFF
In Russia, media ignore Communist's campaigning Noncoverage carries undercurrent of revenge By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
How things get done in a democracy By BARRY RASCOVAR
Some farewell advice to Carroll County By Brian Sullam
Republicans draw battle lines over defense spending Clinton, GOP at odds on combat readiness By Gilbert A. Lewthwaite | Gilbert A. Lewthwaite,SUN NATIONAL STAFF
The publisher of Dr. Stephen Vicchio's book, "The I of the...
Robbery suspects might have bankrolled hate groups Case could offer evidence crimes fund supremacists By LOS ANGELES TIMES
Carjacker seeks state payments for appeal Man was convicted in 1991 Basu murder By Norris P. West | Norris P. West,SUN STAFF
Harbor sleep clinic helps patients rest easy Center aims to open eyes about danger of disorders By Consella A. Lee | Consella A. Lee,SUN STAFF
Catholic youths show their faith in 'Walk of Hope' By Howard Libit | Howard Libit,SUN STAFF
Second man is charged in holdup, shooting at Giant By David Folkenflik | David Folkenflik,SUN STAFF
Customers lose power Lines knocked down by ice, sleet By Mike Farabaugh | Mike Farabaugh,SUN STAFF
Work from the dean of Maryland's poets
Helping children to survive horror By SARA ENGRAM
Culture is about life, not just art By Glenn McNatt
The Hall of Fame, 90 feet at a time By GEORGE F. WILL
Six-month oyster harvest seen topping last year's Decline likely in future because of shellfish die-off, less preparation of beds By Timothy B. Wheeler | Timothy B. Wheeler,SUN STAFF
"Through All the Displacements" by Edgar Gabriel Silex...
Veteran attains 'last dying wish' at Vietnam Memorial Former sergeant fights cancer, memories of war By COX NEWS SERVICE
Hollywood opens a branch in Boston By VIVKI HENGEN | VIVKI HENGEN,BOSTON GLOBE
Career center students to get more shop time Primary goal is to make schedule resemble workday By Anne Haddad | Anne Haddad,SUN STAFF
Northern District police focus on crime prevention at forum Shooting at Rotunda made topic urgent for residents By Tanya Jones | Tanya Jones,SUN STAFF
Felon's frequent flier miles sought 'Ingenious' use of seizure laws targets Md. drug trafficker By Scott Higham | Scott Higham,SUN STAFF
Credit cards for groceries are a bad ideaAs a concerned...
Climbing the hill to White House? Look out, Senator Dole: The presumptive Republican nominee is likely to find out that in presidential politics, being a senator is more of a liability than an asset. By THEO LIPPMAN JR
Hae wi' Wallace bled. . .Baltimoreans know...
Names in the newsBonnie Wolfe of Coldwell Banker Home...
There is no Palestine
Gun foes should erect signs: 'Gun-free home'While my...
Cancer survivor Cannon a study in determination Once near death, official in Arundel is thriving By Scott Wilson | Scott Wilson,SUN STAFF
Chance for Linear Park not to be missedAt the most recent...
Dim prospects in Bosnia Triangle of hate: Serb, Croat, Muslim enmity undiminished despite end of major combat.
Yard-waste pickup starts tomorrow Service not offered in western sections By Dan Morse | Dan Morse,SUN STAFF
It's 'National Poetry Month' - but every month of the year should be that already By MICHAEL PAKENHAM
Reruns are making TV viewers tune out By Renee Graham | Renee Graham,BOSTON GLOBE
25 years ago (week of March 28-April 3, 1971):A suit was... By Diane Mullaly from the files of the Howard County Historical Society's library
Living the noble aspects of sports By MICHAEL OLESKER
Improvement group schedules Easter egg hunt By Phyllis Flowers and Phyllis Lucas | Phyllis Flowers and Phyllis Lucas,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Pratt insults the public's intelligence Henson and the 'good old ex-boyfriend network' By GREGORY P. KANE
Arts festival announces lineup By Karin Remesch | Karin Remesch,CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Carroll youths help scientists identify insect traits Fly variety named for Manchester school By Amy L. Miller | Amy L. Miller,SUN STAFF
Report attacks juvenile violence School system urged to battle rising crime with money, training By Howard Libit | Howard Libit,SUN STAFF
Catherine Annabell Rice: Two sisters of Catherine Annabell...
Exhibit stuns in quality and quantity Art review: The Meyerhoffs' collection shows that art doesn't simply leave the past behind but builds upon it. By John Dorsey | John Dorsey,SUN ART CRITIC
Seventh-graders take 'trip' around world Food and folklore featured in program By Edward Lee | Edward Lee,SUN STAFF
Residents convincing in housing debate Planning panel rejects last phase of Carrolltowne By Mary Gail Hare | Mary Gail Hare,SUN STAFF
Neighbors, relatives of Freemen watch FBI standoff Families 'ripped down the middle' by movement By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Disk jockeys offer apologies for bugling anthem in mosque By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Cancer survivor a study in optimism Parks official oversees stadium named as memorial to him By Scott Wilson | Scott Wilson,SUN STAFF
The future of spying is business In the new world of high-tech trade rivalry, there are no allies By PETER SCHWEIZER
Evgeny Kissin is at his best on new record By Stephen Wigler | Stephen Wigler,SUN MUSIC CRITIC
Item veto to be law U.S. presidents have coveted device since days of Grant By Carl M. Cannon | Carl M. Cannon,SUN NATIONAL STAFF
Cuba's Communists urge more orthodoxy or else Harsh punishment awaits those who fail to heed call By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Clergy organizes procession for community on Good Friday By Rosalie Falter | Rosalie Falter,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Shipyard in Gdansk, Poland, is now symbol of decline One-time center of protest is on verge of bankruptcy By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Seeing through the eyes of children Scientists identify traits in insects with youths' aid By Amy L. Miller | Amy L. Miller,SUN STAFF
City police hold forum on crime prevention By Tanya Jones | Tanya Jones,SUN STAFF
A columnist's farewell to a second home town By Elise Armacost
David Noyes named bank's vice presidentDavid F. Noyes of...
'Nothing I can't do' Ability to adapt: At 17, Michael Jones is a talented tuba player who makes an impression -- and not just because he was born without one hand. By Vikki Valentine | Vikki Valentine,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Private schools find a market for excess land Many are selling unneeded acreage to raise needed cash By Mary Maushard | Mary Maushard,SUN STAFF
The comfortable complacencies of Sunday morning By PETER A. JAY
Youngsters begin rite of 'ping' Play ball: That familiar sound of Little League aluminum bats making contact is back. So are the high cost of equipment and the threat of lawsuits. By John Rivera | John Rivera,SUN STAFF
Old arsenal to explode in grass Big lawn: Fifteen thousand acres of tall grass are being planted in an old federal arsenal. The idea is to re-create the 22 million acres of prairie that once covered the Midwest. Elk and buffalo may not be far behind. By Megan Garvey | Megan Garvey,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
'Daddy, why don't we go to church?' Son's question makes a lapsed Catholic into a (so far) Unitarian By ROB HIAASEN
Request to exhume baby of mixed race withdrawn Ga. deacons apologize for wanting to keep cemetery all-white By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Exhibit of a Lifetime Outstanding: Over the past 38 years, Robert and Jane Meyerhoff have created one of the finest private art collections in the world. Most of it goes on display today at the National Gallery of Art. By Holly Selby | Holly Selby,SUN STAFF
Up next for stargazers: anticipating a lunar eclipse Moon's show arrives on tail of comet's glowing reviews By Frank D. Roylance | Frank D. Roylance,SUN STAFF
Americans track truth in Bosnia war crime probe Depravity: U.S. lawyers and investigators are on the U.N. team seeking to bring to justice people accused of Europe's most horrific crimes against humanity since World War II. By DAN FESPERMAN | DAN FESPERMAN,SUN FOREIGN STAFF
Glen Burnie man held up by armed robbers By TaNoah V. Sterling | TaNoah V. Sterling,SUN STAFF
Farrakhan's seduction of America Nation of Islam is poisoning my people, says black evangelist By CARLTON D. PEARSON
Hispanic businesses racked by differences Group's rift threatens plan for Spanish Town in East Baltimore By Joe Mathews | Joe Mathews,SUN STAFF
'American hero' in the hot seat Coleman Elementary: Principal Addie E. Johnson has won lavish praise from fellow educators and from a national magazine. State officials consider her school one of the worst in Maryland. By Mike Bowler | Mike Bowler,SUN STAFF
Samuel Schoenbaum, 69, a Shakespeare scholar who helped...
Baltimore made baseball a sport Play ball: Baseball's exemption from federal antitrust law started with a lawsuit by a Baltimore team against the major leagues. By JOHN STEADMAN
Life without poetry: narrow, grim and dumb It owns April: Eleven other months should do so well. By CLARINDA HARRISS | CLARINDA HARRISS,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Spring continues to give area the cold shoulder Below-average temperatures expected for 10 days By David Folkenflik | David Folkenflik,SUN STAFF
Rehab center opens Unit at Kernan Hospital is largest of kind in Md. By Howard Libit | Howard Libit,SUN STAFF
Deadhead talking What did the the media expected from Don Imus - wit and intelligence? By BOB SOMERBY
Skunk in an onion patch Buchanan threatens Dole if he doesn't shut up-and America if he does By KENNETH LASSON
SPORTS
Teams facing tough call on RB Phillips in draft By Vito Stellino
Terps topple No. 1 Virginia Dougherty saves 27 in 13-11 triumph By Jamison Hensley | Jamison Hensley,CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Bullets escape with win over lowly 76ers, 107-105 Legler's game-winner keeps playoff hopes alive By Jerry Bembry | Jerry Bembry,SUN STAFF
Double team cramps style of Camby in first half He delivers after break, but it's too late for UMass By Paul McMullen | Paul McMullen,SUN STAFF
Dobson focuses on innings, not runs High spring ERAs are OK with O's pitching coach By Buster Olney | Buster Olney,SUN STAFF
Shanley helps Towson finish second in meet By FROM STAFF REPORTS
Women win over Jett, but O's still No. 1 By Milton Kent | Milton Kent,SUN STAFF
Perry Hall's depth tough to match White and Sclafani will help Dulaney girls establish a fast pace By Rich Scherr | Rich Scherr,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Langton penalized, then makes Loyola pay, 12-11 Redeems mistake with goal as Towson stops 6-goal rally By Alan Goldstein | Alan Goldstein,SUN STAFF
Bullets escape with win over lowly 76ers, 107-105 Legler's game-winner keeps playoff hopes alive By Jerry Bembry | Jerry Bembry,SUN STAFF
At this point, Orioles look like division winner, but . . . By Ken Rosenthal
Count on seeing Braves-Indians sequel By Buster Olney | Buster Olney,SUN STAFF
Price's fast OT goal sparks Syracuse over Brown, 10-9 Harvard tops Duke, 15-13 By FROM STAFF REPORTS
BaseballBraves: Optioned former Orioles P Joe Borowski, P...
Burgan picks good time to find stroke Syracuse soph hits 4 of 5 in second-half charge By Paul McMullen and Ken Murray | Paul McMullen and Ken Murray,SUN STAFF
City Coaches, ADs pitch for return of JV baseball Budget woes leave sport on sideline for 2nd year By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,SUN STAFF
Title this one Syracues vs. Kentucky Wildcats turn back UMass, 81-74 By Ken Murray | Ken Murray,SUN STAFF
NCAA final is matter of sense and no sense By John Eisenberg
Price's fast OT goal sparks Syracuse over Brown, 10-9 Harvard tops Duke, 15-13 By FROM STAFF REPORTS
Orioles' Surhoff is warming up to hot corner He overcomes slow start with lots of hard work By Brad Snyder | Brad Snyder,SUN STAFF
Canterna has Mustangs running in right direction By Pat O'Malley | Pat O'Malley,SUN STAFF
SEC's title familiarity breeds some contempt Tennessee, Georgia meet in championship game By Milton Kent | Milton Kent,SUN STAFF
Loyola weathers late charge, halts William and Mary, 8-7 By FROM STAFF REPORTS
Hopkins shuts down Carolina, 9-8 Marcus is superb in goal as Jays spring mild upset By Gary Lambrecht | Gary Lambrecht,SUN STAFF
McDonogh rebuilding, but reign not over Despite graduation losses, Eagles still team to beat By Jeff Seidel | Jeff Seidel,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Late Penn State rally defeats UMBC, 18-14 Henry scores nine for Retrievers in loss By FROM STAFF REPORTS
Paris, a flop in '00, was fabulous in '24 Nurmi topped drama with five gold medals, Olympiads in review By Bob Herzog | Bob Herzog,NEWSDAY
Alomar always has been player Prospect grows up: Felipe Alou knew Orioles second baseman was something special when Alomar was a teen in Puerto Rico. By Buster Olney | Buster Olney,SUN STAFF
Title this one Syracuse vs. Kentucky Wildcats turn back UMass, 81-74 By Ken Murray | Ken Murray,SUN STAFF
Loyola weathers late charge, halts William and Mary, 8-7 By FROM STAFF REPORTS
Title this one Syracuse vs. Kentucky Orange pick off Bulldogs in 77-69 win By Paul McMullen | Paul McMullen,SUN STAFF
Havre de Grace competition will open door to the worlds Senior duck-calling winner qualifies for championships By Peter Baker | Peter Baker,SUN STAFF
Now that our team has a name, time to forge new NFL identity By John Steadman
Centennial has new coach, same power Eagles' Blickenstaff one of three coaching changes By Stan Rappaport | Stan Rappaport,SUN STAFF
N. Carroll boys boast strong returnees South Carroll girls led by 4-year doubles team of Tamburo-Wachter By GLENN P. GRAHAM | GLENN P. GRAHAM,SUN STAFF
Tvarkunas climbs to success on pole All-American: Glenelg athlete reaches lofty status after pole-vaulting 15 feet, 9 inches at indoor nationals. By Rick Belz | Rick Belz,SUN STAFF
Old ballparks are a draw for collectors, too By Ruth Sadler | Ruth Sadler,SUN STAFF
Romano Gucci reaches Derby status Gotham win earns gelding spot as late nominee By Tom Keyser | Tom Keyser,SUN STAFF
Bandits turn aside River Rats, 3-2 O'Neill's 42 saves fell another division leader By Dan Hickling | Dan Hickling,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
With gobblers in mind, it's scouting time By Peter Baker | Peter Baker,SUN STAFF
Teamwork takes Moorhead to top Success on, off field: The coach of the top-ranked St. Mary's boys lacrosse team is in his second year as president of the Annapolis school. By Pat O'Malley | Pat O'Malley,SUN STAFF
Thunder ends season with 13-12 win Baltimore holds off Saints to finish with 4-6 mark By Bill Free | Bill Free,SUN STAFF
Mt. Airy's Zsoldos loves cars, whether he is at work or play By Stanley Dillon | Stanley Dillon,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Broadneck sets sights on Arundel Bruins coach promises to KO defending champs By Bill Free | Bill Free,SUN STAFF
FEATURES
Exhibiting the master's works here Home: His buildings may have leaked, but Frank Lloyd Wright is still considered by many to be America's greatest architect. A show at Evergreen House pays tribute. By Charlyne Varkonyi | Charlyne Varkonyi,FORT LAUDERDALE SUN-SENTINEL
Hanging on His Every Word Giving voice: Audio books superstar Frank Muller vividly brings to life characters from Hamlet to Hannibal Lechter. By Michael Ollove | Michael Ollove,SUN STAFF
Trip rip-offs are too many to tally By LOS ANGELES TIMES
Dealing with the prospect of a pay cut By Deborah L. Jacobs | Deborah L. Jacobs,CHRONICLE FEATURES
Try a little tenderness, and keep on trying it By FROM LADIES' HOME JOURNAL
A bunch of middle schoolers will bankrupt Maryland? They can barely make change By Susan Reimer
Playing The Name Game By JACQUES KELLY
Small plots can become great gardens By Elizabeth Large
Some deductions are often overlooked By Susan Bondy | Susan Bondy,Creators Syndicate
Baseball Memory: What a Hit By DAVE BARRY
Volunteering to help build a better world By M. Dion Thompson
Child whose dad has died needs frank explanation By Beverly Mills | Beverly Mills,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Brewery Trip Is Heady Experience By ROB KASPER
Don't whiz by stop to smell the wildflowers National parks: You can't see everything in one visit, so you might as well relax and enjoy the experience. By Eileen Ogintz | Eileen Ogintz,LOS ANGELES TIMES SYNDICATE
The skinny on galley kitchens By Design: Long and narrow room requires a complete overhaul. By Rita St. Clair | Rita St. Clair,LOS ANGELES TIMES SYNDICATE
From The Sun March 31-April 6, 1846April 2: On Saturday... By Fred Rasmussen
Tradition is worth a taste Bakeries: Bagels are made in the old-fashioned way in Montreal. By David Rosenthal | David Rosenthal,SUN STAFF
Humble foods go into regal dish Inventive: Spain's famous pilaf might have been created for a princess, or it might have more prosaic origins. Even its recipe is open to the cook's interpretation. By Anne Marie Weiss-Armush | Anne Marie Weiss-Armush,DALLAS MORNING NEWS Universal Press Syndicate
Flow Blue plate was made soon after event it shows Market Value: British manufacturers James and Ralph Clews probably made "Landing of Lafayette" plate in early 1800s. By Ralph Kovel and Terry Kovel | Ralph Kovel and Terry Kovel,COWLES SYNDICATE
The Peak of Cheap Roughing it: In the Canadian Rockies, visitors can find inexpensive accommodations in hostels, where lodging is rustic and guests bunk together and sometimes share the chores. By David Gonzales | David Gonzales,UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE
Five years ago, Janice Chandler gave up a chance at music fame because of her religious beliefs. Today, she is again poised on the threshold of a brilliant career, with her principles intact. By Glenn McNatt
BUSINESS
'Shy' man turns Geico into money machine Buffett sings praises of Louis Simpson By Timothy J. Mullaney | Timothy J. Mullaney,SUN STAFF
The high life: Inflation was moderate during 1995, but not...
With rates on roller coaster, just hang on By KNIGHT-RIDDER NEWS SERVICE
Homeownership tax-break plan clears Senate In 2 neighborhoods, buyers would get 40% credit for 5 years By Lorraine Mirabella | Lorraine Mirabella,SUN STAFF
Date for house raffle pushed back to June 25The date to...
PC market to continue to grow, if less dramatically than in past By Mark Guidera and Michael Dresser
Models openTwin RidgeGrayson Homes has opened a model of...
Joan Klein is awarded O'Conor's top 3 honorsJoan Klein, an...
Cumberland bets on tourism Mules and money: A $200 million venture called Canal Place is the centerpiece of Cumberland's effort to create a promising future by re-creating its past. By Gary Gately | Gary Gately,SUN STAFF
Cultivating credit Finding a way: For those seeking first mortgages, the climate has never been better, even if borrowers have less than perfect credit. By Amy L. Bernstein | Amy L. Bernstein,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Capital gains plan bad for depreciation By Kenneth R. Harney
How to take the $125,000 exclusion Sometimes it pays to sell before marrying By Michael Gisriel
Belair-Edison rowhouse sparkles in rejuvenation Architect invested years of weekend work By Daniel H. Barkin | Daniel H. Barkin,SUN STAFF
Patapsco Park Estates 'the best-kept secret' Custom homes fitted to the terrain as well as to owners' wishes By Donna Weaver | Donna Weaver,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Blue-collar town is torn by labor fight Caterpillar plant in York to close after 5-year dispute By Alec Matthew Klein | Alec Matthew Klein,SUN STAFF
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