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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON JANUARY 19, 1997
BUSINESS
Snydersburg has everything but gossip Carroll Co. hamlet filled with warmth, nice views and quiet By Pat Brodowski | Pat Brodowski,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Relief on tax set to widen Clinton seeks broader exemptions on home sellers' capital gains By Robert Nusgart | Robert Nusgart,SUN REAL ESTATE EDITOR
Home construction activity for year close to that of '95
Defense industry finds strength in its growing diversity Aviation sales to reach record highs this year, according to experts By Greg Schneider | Greg Schneider,SUN STAFF
Manager's outlook is 'conservatively upbeat' By Jay Hancock | Jay Hancock,SUN STAFF Staff writers Greg Schneider and Kevin L. McQuaid contributed to this article
Brokers expect steady growth Last year's momentum may give industry a push into new year By Bill Atkinson | Bill Atkinson,SUN STAFF
Governor's tax cut plan offers help for business Personal income tax reduction seen as boost for future job growth By Thomas W. Waldron | Thomas W. Waldron,SUN STAFF
Business looks to legislature for boost Tax cut, brownfields legislation among items entrepreneurs seek. By Sean Somerville | Sean Somerville,SUN STAFF
Help is wanted for many employers Higher education and training seen as keys to successful job search By GREG SCHNEIDER | GREG SCHNEIDER,SUN STAFF
New-car sales may break out of slump to post healthy gains, forecasters say By Ted Shelsby | Ted Shelsby,SUN STAFF
Firms open new lines of communication By Timothy J. Mullaney | Timothy J. Mullaney,SUN STAFF
Three experts' outlook for state By Jay Hancock | Jay Hancock,SUN ECONOMICS WRITER
Previews are mixed for manufacturing While overall figures will likely decline, some industries may grow By Sean Somerville | Sean Somerville,SUN STAFF
Housing to build on 1996's success, experts say Little room remains for improvement, some economists find By Lorraine Mirabella | Lorraine Mirabella,SUN STAFF
Land baron: Besides being a master deal maker and cable...
Box-office hits spark entertainment By BLOOMBERG NEWS SERVICE
Investors' expectations may weigh down market By Jerry Morgan | Jerry Morgan,NEWSDAY
New way of selling a house Pricing: A new technique known as "value-range marketing" attracts bids somewhere between a high- and low-end price that the seller has established as acceptable. By Beth Reinhard | Beth Reinhard,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Request to have corporate jargon translated into plain English is clear By Bill Atkinson
Biotechnology firms focus on research Developing vaccines, diagnostic tools and medicines to shape year By Mark Guidera | Mark Guidera,SUN STAFF
Congress hot on the tail of F-22 fighter $15 billion overrun, Pentagon cuts peril Lockheed's super jet By Greg Schneider | Greg Schneider,SUN STAFF
Federal government is top Md. industry $16.3 billion in 1995 spent on contracts, wages and salaries By Jay Hancock | Jay Hancock,SUN STAFF
Plentiful profits, few problems for banks Experts are cautious about consumer debt By Bill Atkinson | Bill Atkinson,SUN STAFF
'No points, no closing' isn't something for nothing
Rail merger could route port success Competition: The battle for Conrail is the key to how quickly and cheaply cargo can move through the port of Baltimore. By Suzanne Wooton | Suzanne Wooton,SUN STAFF
Eye on the world, weather Agriculture: Maryland's farmers are optimistic but realistic, too: The tide of global crop prices or the whims of nature can turn the tables anytime. By Ted Shelsby | Ted Shelsby,SUN STAFF
An article in the Jan. 12 Real Estate section incorrectly...
Blue Cross rushes mergers Baltimore-D.C. plan adds to growing list of regional networks By M. William Salganik | M. William Salganik,SUN STAFF
Moderately priced, good-quality products will lead retail Gone are the days of high-riding spending By Liz Bowie | Liz Bowie,SUN STAFF
Money magazine leads project to instruct suburb of Chicago 10-month course will try to increase 'financial I. Q.' By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Cancer, AIDS inoculations among goals Promising: This is the year that a shot may cure more ills than ever before. Watch for new drugs to treat nerve damage and prevent organ transplant rejection. By Mark Guidera | Mark Guidera,SUN STAFF
Luring visitors and their dollars is big business in state Tourism officials call improved marketing key to region's success By Gary Gately | Gary Gately,SUN STAFF
Pre-construction salesThe ReserveBob Ward Homes has begun...
Airport to court global carriers Filling new terminal is BWI's top priority By Suzanne Wooton | Suzanne Wooton,SUN STAFF
Commercial real estate gains may be modest By Kevin L. McQuaid | Kevin L. McQuaid,SUN STAFF
Can Dow power a three-peat in '97? By Bill Atkinson | Bill Atkinson,SUN STAFF
One low-cost supply of housing By Kenneth R. Harney
'I know this sounds stupid, but' . . . gets some answers What about gigabytes, the cache, pixels? By Michael J. Himowitz
Clown is no Bozo, stuns wife with surprise house Shock was so great, she didn't talk to him for week By Jill L. Kubatko | Jill L. Kubatko,CONTRIBUTING WRITER
McNeely is president of CPHA for 1997Joe McNeely was...
Cabinets can be put on old masonry walls and drafts kept away But the first thing to tackle is that condensation problem By Karol V. Menzie and Randy Johnson
On a roll Investing: William H. Miller III is on a six-year hot streak, maintaining a seven-day workweek and astutely picking stocks that make big comebacks. By Bill Atkinson | Bill Atkinson,SUN STAFF
SPORTS
What commitment can accomplish Wrestling: Glenelg's Jimmy O'Connor decided to put all his athletic emphasis on the mat, and his dedication is paying off, quickly. At 19-0, might a state title be possible? By Rick Belz | Rick Belz,SUN STAFF
Slutzky devotes career to 'giving back' Wrestling: Aberdeen coach found respite in wrestling after his mother died when he was 10. For 33 years, with much success, he's passed on his love of the sport. By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,SUN STAFF
Odom's call has Wake up Coach: Dave Odom keeps a low profile as he guides the Demon Deacons to national prominence. By Don Markus | Don Markus,SUN STAFF
Autographs aren't only thing Mussina seeks to sign on visit Ace drops contract hints at banquet, meets Angelos By Buster Olney | Buster Olney,SUN STAFF
Dougherty's 1st goal gives Spirit a late lift No. 1 pick breaks tie to knock off Rockers, 12-8 By Glenn P. Graham | Glenn P. Graham,SUN STAFF
There's no wealth of surprises when predicting '97 contenders Money talks, so expect big spenders to fight for top billing again By Buster Olney | Buster Olney,SUN STAFF
Kovarik, Terps exceed expectations Little-used swingman now a defensive stopper By Don Markus | Don Markus,SUN STAFF
Wells vs. Key? Playing it safe pays off for Orioles By Buster Olney | Buster Olney,SUN STAFF
Mount women edge Rider, 72-70 By FROM STAFF REPORTS
Bandits' late goal defeats IceCats Silverman scores with 16.3 seconds left to end 6-game slump, 3-2 By Dan Hickling | Dan Hickling,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Jockeys vote to cancel card after 6 races Riders at Laurel cited worsening weather By Pete Bielski | Pete Bielski,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
State supports wider rockfish limits 13-state commission will make final decision By Peter Baker | Peter Baker,SUN STAFF
Bandits' late goal defeats IceCats Silverman scores with 16.3 seconds left, ends 6-game winless streak By Dan Hickling | Dan Hickling,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
A new year, a new Day Indoor track: The Oakland Mills sprinter has a new philosophy and improved endurance, all part of trying to turn her junior year into a break-through, too. The early results are encouraging. By Stan Rappaport | Stan Rappaport,SUN STAFF
Lesson learned, Holyfield gets the nod this time By Dave George | Dave George,COX NEWS SERVICR
Navy captures 15th victory with ease Dowling's 26 power 67-52 win over Lafayette By FROM STAFF REPORTS
Basketball76ers: Placed F Mark Davis (inflamed left foot...
UM women hold off N.C. State late, 54-51 Nation's top defense blanks Wolfpack in final 2 minutes By Milton Kent | Milton Kent,SUN STAFF
Plea bargain gives troubled Schlichter a 'last chance' 8-year minimum sentence, gambling treatment in deal DTCSO: ASSOCIATED PRESS
'Bodgit' begins Derby quest with a 3rd By Tom Keyser | Tom Keyser,SUN STAFF
Dirt-bike accident made Snyder a drag racer By Stan Dillon | Stan Dillon,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
There are at least 12 reasons to back Pack By Vito Stellino | Vito Stellino,SUN STAFF
Wings fly by Thunder for 16-11 win But Tucker encouraged by growth of his team By Ken Sugiura | Ken Sugiura,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Carter combo is a winner Girls basketball: Sisters Shanell and Elisha Carter honed their skills playing street ball, but they have given Eastern Tech's struggling, losing program respectability -- and lots of victories. By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,SUN STAFF
Kessler wins 123rd bout in row No. 1 Owings Mills 3rd to Lackey, Sherwood By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,SUN STAFF
Coppin starts over with rout of Hampton Welch spurs 81-61 win to put home streak at one By Roch Eric Kubatko | Roch Eric Kubatko,SUN STAFF
Home, and now Baltimore, is where Testaverde's heart is By John Steadman
Early exits haven't hurt ACC in least By Ken Rosenthal
Rider closes Northeast era at Mount with 71-62 bang Broncs' switch to MAAC next year may end series By Kent Baker | Kent Baker,SUN STAFF
Walker's pesky play leads Navy, 60-55 Mids win 3rd straight at Lafayette's expense By Alan Goldstein | Alan Goldstein,SUN STAFF
Byrd soars with 30 for Morgan in 77-60 win Bears sting Delaware State for first triumph in MEAC By Paul McMullen | Paul McMullen,SUN STAFF
Kelly named LPGA Coach of the Year Ex-Lutherville resident guides Georgia program By John W. Stewart | John W. Stewart,SUN STAFF
How to win games, the Albright way Boys basketball: Southern-Harwood's veteran coach works all season to teach players how to work together. This year's young team is beginning to reflect the lessons. Another trip to Cole Field House? By Bill Free | Bill Free,SUN STAFF
Little sister turns into Cavs' 'force' Girls basketball: South Carroll's Ce Wagener has stepped out of her sister's shadow and, as a senior 'in the middle,' become a standout in her own right. By Glenn P. Graham | Glenn P. Graham,SUN STAFF
Free hand, not free agency, rules GM Wolf rebuilt Green Bay using more judgment than money By KEN MURRAY | KEN MURRAY,SUN STAFF
Guys to fight, but top female boxer making news By Pat O'Malley | Pat O'Malley,SUN STAFF
The Game's stumble beginnings Super Bowl I: Packer Max McGee's accidental reception of a poorly thrown pass accounted for the first touchdown in Green Bay's 35-10 win in the first game pitting the AFL and NFL champions. By Mike Klingaman | Mike Klingaman,SUN STAFF Sun staff writer Jon Morgan and researcher Paul McCardell contributed to this article
How the Packers were built
Weatherbie, Navy agree on extension Seven-year contract keeps football coach through 2006 By Alan Goldstein | Alan Goldstein,SUN STAFF
Perry Hall and Mervo boys battle to deadlock National Guard Games girls title to Frederick By Steve Kivinski | Steve Kivinski,CONTRIBUTING WRITER
NEWS
Gingrich paying the cost of power Schemes to finance his political vision violated ethics rules By Susan Baer | Susan Baer,SUN NATIONAL STAFF
WHFS takes up collection for Bosnia Replacements: The local radio station is sending CDs, musical instruments and books to a station in Sarajevo. By Chris Kaltenbach | Chris Kaltenbach,SUN STAFF
Slain teen's parents see no justice in life sentence given to his killer 15-year quest for penalty ends in disappointment By Jay Apperson | Jay Apperson,SUN STAFF
Hebron accord breaks course Netanyahu becomes the first Likud leader to give up biblical land By Ann LoLordo | Ann LoLordo,SUN FOREIGN STAFF
Witchel's 'Girls Only': Where's the substance? By Janice D'Arcy | Janice D'Arcy,sun staff
Farewell to horn but not to music Performance: Barry Tuckwell, 65, will make his BSO debut this week in the final concerts of his career as an instrumentalist. He will continue to conduct the Maryland Orchestra in Hagerstown. By Stephen Wigler | Stephen Wigler,SUN MUSIC CRITIC
Sykesville Middle School to reopen Tuesday without that crowded feeling
Flight home conjures fear of death The specter of mortality haunted a Baltimore lawyer during a rocky flight from Florida. By Harry S. Johnson
Land and the bay We must control growth to save the Chesapeake By Lee R. Epstein
What should Clinton tell the nation? Speech: Memorable inaugurals are rare in the absence of a crisis. But ordinary citizens have some ideas about what they'd like to hear. By Miles Benson
The case against the Weed, 72 years ago
Global culture - in bits and pieces By Merle Rubin | Merle Rubin,special to the sun
Author was born in TennesseeIn reference to Willis...
Give as much as they want -- openly By Peter A. Jay
It's not easy to love the Guv By Barry Rascovar
Moral in life, dismissed in memory Posthumous attacks scorn dissident Djilas as being against the Serbian cause By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Rebel advances rattle Sudanese government Khartoum seems willing to break isolation, sends envoy to Egypt By Gilbert A. Lewthwaite | Gilbert A. Lewthwaite,SUN NATIONAL STAFF
It's time for area singers to tune up their pipes Contest: Feb. 7 is the deadline for vocalists to enter the annual Billie Holiday Vocal Competition. By Karin Remesch | Karin Remesch,CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Hopes rising for campaign finance bills Taylor, Miller back efforts to impose serious reforms By Michael Dresser | Michael Dresser,SUN STAFF Sun staff writer Thomas W. Waldron contributed to this article
Money plan for schools provokes a shrug bTC By MICHAEL OLESKER
Fed up with bait-and-switch governmentIf you pay taxes in...
Fees at county parks -- what a terrible idea By NORRIS WEST
Police to vote on union choice Teamsters get boost from decision by state labor official By TaNoah Morgan | TaNoah Morgan,SUN STAFF
A headline on Page 1B of Friday's Anne Arundel edition of...
Most county delegates support school board bill Measure might change how members are chosen By Edward Lee | Edward Lee,SUN STAFF
100 years agoIt is reported that on account of the... By Robert M. Pennington from the archives of the Ann Arrundell County Historical Society
Schools hope they keep benefiting by experience By MIKE BURNS
Activist plans campaign for County Commissioner Westminster woman plots strategy for race in 1999 By James M. Coram | James M. Coram,SUN STAFF
Martin Luther King Day
Homeless flock to city shelters to escape bitter cold outdoors Arctic air from Canada brings low of 5 degrees By Brenda J. Buote | Brenda J. Buote,SUN STAFF
Glen Burnie shouldn't listen to light rail foes By BRIAN SULLAM
"The Measure of Reality: Quantification and Western... By David Shribman | David Shribman,Boston Globe
Oversight lacking at jail, says report Grand jury calls for independent panel to oversee facility By Erin Texeira | Erin Texeira,SUN STAFF vTC Sun staff writers Ivan Penn, Howard Libit and Caitlin Francke contributed to this article
25 years ago (week of Jan. 16-22, 1972):Padraic Kennedy... By Diane Mullaly from the files of the Howard County Historical Society's library
Despair dances to the tune of the blues By Glenn McNatt
Beth Steel weighs offers from at least two prospects Angelos the only bidder whose name is revealed By Sean Somerville | Sean Somerville,SUN STAFF Sun staff writers Joe Nawrozki and Raphael Alvarez contributed to this article
The importance of Baltimore's painting By John Dorsey
2 children killed in fire in Northwest Baltimore Another blaze destroys 2 East Baltimore rowhouses By Jamie Stiehm | Jamie Stiehm,SUN STAFF
Burgeoning libertarianism: They're on to something you should know about By MICHAEL PAKENHAM
Clyde Tombaugh, 90, the astronomer who discovered the...
Tow trucker hero of the cold Rescuer: Cold weather makes tow truck drivers knights in shining armor among motorists stranded by dead batteries, stalled cars and keys locked in their cars. By Jackie Powder | Jackie Powder,SUN STAFF
South Korean workers cut strike to one day per week Impact on economy eases, but union keeps demands By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
A dream begins with a handful of bucks By Sara Engram
Police captain to address Brooklyn Park group By Phyllis Lucas | Phyllis Lucas,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
'Sewer, Gas & Electric': Whither the wired? By Lisa Schwarzbaum | Lisa Schwarzbaum,special to the sun
Bridge to the future is theme of inaugural festivities along Mall Bitter weather fails to deter thousands from tent displays By Ellen Gamerman | Ellen Gamerman,SUN NATIONAL STAFF
A living scene from Maryland history By Elise Armacost
Residents dislike size of board Expanding panel to five members aired at community forum By Donna R. Engle | Donna R. Engle,SUN STAFF
Bringing critical mass to Baltimore Sylvan: Leader of educational services company would like to see city become Silicon Valley of education companies. By Mike Bowler | Mike Bowler,SUN STAFF
As public fears swell, so does prison population Pennsylvania area also gains 1,450 jobs, payroll of $50 million By KNIGHT-RIDDER NEWS SERVICE
City parents willing to cross the line for a better education Some engage in life of deceit to send kids to county school By Marego Athans | Marego Athans,SUN STAFF
Margaret G. G. Matassa, 89, Baltimore-born opera soprano By Robert Hilson Jr. | Robert Hilson Jr.,SUN STAFF
Sylvan Learning Center hires associate directorThe Sylvan...
O'Conor, Piper agent tops $1 million in a monthJane Brown...
Hearings set on redrawing school attendance areas
Fathers and children learn Indian lore together Parents' participation is key in YMCA program By Mary Gail Hare | Mary Gail Hare,Sun Staff
New triumvirate for Hopkins medicine Dean as czar: Miller heads medical school and hospital, teamed with Brody and Peterson.
Council split over plan for huge church Riverdale Baptist spares no expense to defend project By Scott Wilson | Scott Wilson,SUN STAFF
Lutheran Village names health care directorCarroll...
Teamsters, Giant reach agreement Contract hinges on ratification by members today By Liz Bowie | Liz Bowie,SUN STAFF
Police suspect drug link in fatal shooting of teen BY A SUN STAFF WRITER
Clinton awaits his day Second inaugural: Tomorrow's swearing-in showcases his agenda, his hopes, his ideas.
Holiday marked, but not by pay Survey says only 25% of employers give workers King Day off By James Bock | James Bock,SUN STAFF
Who says Thomas is good role model?
Elimination of 35-hour week agreed uponYour editorial of...
Bruno Bettelheim: a cautionary life By Paul R. McHugh | Paul R. McHugh,special to the sun
The secret hero of all President Clinton's victories? Dick Morris: One of a breed apart from ordinary humanity, his self-indulgent self-promotion is not all that inaccurate. By David Kusnet | David Kusnet,special to the sun
25 years agoAfter one week of thinking it over, Taneytown... By Compiled from the archives of the Historical Society of Carroll County
I just read Sherman Alexie's "Indian Killer" I loved it...
Poe impersonator takes writer to tell tale heart Actor to perform today for birthday celebration By Elaine Tassy | Elaine Tassy,SUN STAFF
Not last word on peace process Hebron agreement has powerful enemies By Steve Yetiv
Magnificence Painter: The works of Tiepolo, full of rich color and opulent settings, emphasize the importance of grandeur in 18th-century Venice. Their emotional and aesthetic power still resounds today. By John Dorsey | John Dorsey,SUN ART CRITIC
Max Realty's city projects stir friction Downtown businesses cry 'foul,' say brothers get favored treatment By Donna R. Engle | Donna R. Engle,SUN STAFF Staff writer Sheridan Lyons contributed to this article
Parents of ex-Glen Burnie High student sue district for $4 million over beating Shawn Croney, 18, suffered brain injury, couple claims By Dennis O'Brien | Dennis O'Brien,SUN STAFF
Hebron accord marks first time Likud leader gives up biblical land By Ann LoLordo | Ann LoLordo,SUN FOREIGN STAFF
Tupac Amaru's U.S. disciple Prisoner: A Marxist guerrilla group's hostage-taking in Peru has put a hold on an American woman's efforts to overturn a life sentence for collaborating with the rebels. By Ginger Thompson | Ginger Thompson,SUN STAFF
Man arrested after chase, charged with drug possession By TaNoah Morgan | TaNoah Morgan,SUN STAFF
Green Thumb puts experienced seniors to work A variety of services get people back on the job By Diane E. Otts | Diane E. Otts,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Calls to Ferndale fire station 'run wheels off' firefighters Paid firefighters, volunteers keep busy By Consella A. Lee | Consella A. Lee,SUN STAFF
Marijuana for medical use By Dennis Peron
The truth comes out on Butch and Sundance Outlaws: According to Wild West magazine, they went straight for a while in South America, and their final shootout involved just three soldiers. By Don Aucoin | Don Aucoin,BOSTON GLOBE
Denial of black racism denies justice to Joel Lee By GREGORY KANE
City may inherit derelict houses Bankrupt landlord leaves legacy of abandoned properties By Marilyn McCraven | Marilyn McCraven,SUN STAFF
Sweetser Linthicum, 89, longtime lawyer in ArundelSweetser...
Pet cemetery is just one of Green's woes He also faces variety of civil, criminal cases By Caitlin Francke and Dana Hedgpeth | Caitlin Francke and Dana Hedgpeth,SUN STAFF
Keeping the talk small Actor: Robert De Niro acts sublimely and interviews with difficulty. He'll chat about this and that, but he introspects only reluctantly. By Ron Dicker | Ron Dicker,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
North County High parents plan bull roast fund-raiser Feb. 15 By Rosalie Falter | Rosalie Falter,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
First lady finds her footing Hillary Clinton: Husband's first term sometimes brought her a scorching spotlight.
The cost of going after the 'Muffin Lady'This letter is in...
Twilight of a great shipyard Shipbuilding: At the Sparrows Point shipyard, once the source of livelihood for 8,000 families, work slows to a painful halt. By Joe Nawrozki and Rafael Alvarez | Joe Nawrozki and Rafael Alvarez,SUN STAFF
PeopleMary Ellen Marsalek has been appointed to the post...
Oklahoma Road Middle welcomes new student body
Presidential peccadilloes Scandals: Paula Jones' suit against President Clinton certainly isn't the first case of sexual misconduct - real or alleged - against a chief executive. By Martin D. Tullai
Religious belief cited abortion protesters freed By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Horszowski makes mash of Mozart sonatas Pianist: Considered an accompanist for most of his career, he was acclaimed as an artist in his 90s. But his sonata performance on Arbiter suggests that his fame had more to do with longevity than musicianship. By Stephen Wigler | Stephen Wigler,SUN MUSIC CRITIC
Harbor Tunnel Thruway partly closed for repairs
Bus routes for Oklahoma Road and Sykesville middle schools
FEATURES
'I didn't go through all this ... just to check out' By Patricia Meisol | Patricia Meisol,Sun Staff
You can eat, drink and be merry when gourmet group has a party By SYLVIA BADGER
150 years ago in The SunJan. 21: Mr. Alexander, a young... By Fred Rasmussen
Mushroom flan works in more than one way By Betty Rosbottom | Betty Rosbottom,LOS ANGELES TIMES SYNDICATE
Use your head when dressing your feet By Kristin Jackson | Kristin Jackson,SEATTLE TIMES
doing the right thing Best-selling author Walter Mosley could have sold the manuscript of his unpublished first novel to ++ the highest bidder, but instead he gave it to W. Paul Coates and the Black Classic Press in Baltimore. By Laura Lippman | Laura Lippman,SUN STAFF
Annapolis antiques saleFor three days only, Annapolis... By Elizabeth Large | Elizabeth Large,SUN STAFF
Play Ball Beginning next month in Florida, baseball fans can get a preview of spring and summer's pleasures. By David Michael Ettlin | David Michael Ettlin,SUN STAFF
Fabulous Fakes Flowers: Dried, preserved or man-made, the faux blossoms now available look just like the real thing. By Karol V. Menzie | Karol V. Menzie,SUN STAFF
Perfection is for weddings, not real life By Susan Reimer
New hunk on the blockYou don't have to be an international... By Vida Roberts | Vida Roberts,Sun Fashion Editor
Keeping dull architecture under wraps Home: Fabric can bring warmth, texture and color into otherwise cold or uninteresting rooms. By Dylan Landis | Dylan Landis,UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE
Viognier, R. H. Phillips, Dunnigan Hills ($13). By Michael Dresser
Seven-year-old can learn to sleep in his own bed Enabling: Firmness, reassurance and consistency are the keys to teaching a child that he can get through the night alone in his own room. By Beverly Mills | Beverly Mills,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Spend a whole night in a science museum Activities: You can participate in learning programs, meet other families and then settle down in your sleeping bag until morning. By Eileen Ogintz | Eileen Ogintz,LOS ANGELES TIMES SYNDICATE
Eight steps to a perfect dinner party By ROB KASPER
Flowers on the flatware gave Baltimore a sterling reputation By JACQUES KELLY
Tickets go quickly for hula contest Festival: Hawaiian spectacle runs from March 30 to April 5. By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Enclosed porch can still shine Design: White walls, lacquer-like finish on the furniture and high-gloss deck paint on the floor create an aura of sophistication. By Rita St. Clair | Rita St. Clair,LOS ANGELES TIMES SYNDICATE
Museum exhibits excellent food Restaurant: Troia the Bistro at the Walters is one of the best things to have happened to downtown Baltimore's dining scene in a while if you can afford it. By Elizabeth Large | Elizabeth Large,SUN RESTAURANT CRITIC
Prices soar for old kites Antiques: As tools and toys, kites have been around for many centuries. By Ralph Kovel and Terry Kovel | Ralph Kovel and Terry Kovel,KING FEATURES SYNDICATE
Mozart is alive and well and living in Florida By DAVE BARRY | DAVE BARRY,Knight-Ridder Tribune
Philip Wagner showed the way Founder: He was a newspaper editor who reinvented the wine industry east of the Rockies, inspired amateur winemakers and established Boordy Vineyards. By Michael Dresser | Michael Dresser,SUN WINE CRITIC
Casinos take customers on a cruise Riverboats: Gambling is a major attraction along the Illinois & Michigan Canal National Heritage Corridor, which runs from Chicago to La Salle, Ill. By Randy Kraft | Randy Kraft,ALLENTOWN MORNING CALL
Keeper of the songs By M. Dion Thompson
Everyone came to the Rennert Institution: The hotel built by Robert Rennert in 1885 was the place to be for many years. Politicos wheeled and dealed, and Mencken celebrated Prohibition's repeal there. By Fred Rasmussen | Fred Rasmussen,SUN STAFF
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