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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON NOVEMBER 28, 1997
SPORTS
Sloppy Cowboys dropped by Oilers, 27-14 Dallas commits 5 turnovers, jeopardizes playoff chances By FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM
Third stop's charm for DE Washington fits in nicely with Ravens, 3rd team in 3 years By Mike Preston | Mike Preston,SUN STAFF
Whitbread update
Spirit tonight
Prado watch
First meeting in '96 one to remember for Jaguars Jacksonville would soar after rallying to victory By Gary Lambrecht | Gary Lambrecht,SUN STAFF
BaseballReds: Signed RHP Toby Borland, LHP Ricardo Jordan...
Win over 49ers could send Chiefs on home-field warpath On the line By Gerald Strine | Gerald Strine,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Sampras serves up Davis notice U.S. hopes practice form repeats itself vs. Sweden By Phil Jackman | Phil Jackman,SUN STAFF
Wilde Lake pursues respect Team eager to prove itself in state 3A final By Rick Belz | Rick Belz,SUN STAFF
Despite critics, 49ers say 11-1 is mark of excellence By Vito Stellino | Vito Stellino,SUN STAFF
State championships By Lem Satterfield, Rick Belz, Rich Scherr
Morgan State volleyball nets NCAA tourney bid Bears end school's drought, become first team to qualify for Division I postseason By Bill Free | Bill Free,SUN STAFF
After Robinson's exit, will NBC still care about Bayou Classic? By Milton Kent
Phelan stands the test of time Winner: Forty-three years after coming to Mount St. Mary's, the victories keep coming for Jim Phelan, college basketball's winningest active coach. By Don Markus | Don Markus,SUN STAFF
Loyola passes Hall for title No. 1 Dons' 19-7 victory secures 3rd straight MIAA A championship By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,SUN STAFF
1997 All-Metro boys soccer teams By SUN STAFF
BUSINESS
Markets closed
Some thoughts along the road to wealth By JULIUS WESTHEIMER
October sales of used cars rose 3.2% New-vehicle business down 2.5% in state By Ted Shelsby | Ted Shelsby,SUN STAFF
A bridge to high-tech jobs Training: Nine Empowerment Zone residents are being trained for laboratory jobs in a joint venture involving the Johns Hopkins University and Baltimore City Community College. By Mark Guidera | Mark Guidera,SUN STAFF
NEWS
Interfaith peace group wins key supporter for social program funding Cummings agrees to back shift of military money By John Rivera | John Rivera,SUN STAFF
Consumer society By Paul Kennel
Netanyahu offers to consolidate troop withdrawals Israeli soldiers would leave West Bank if Palestinians took steps against terrorism By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
For the first time in years, the GOP has a truly open presidential field By JACK GERMOND & JULES WITCOVER
Airlines trying to limit passengers' carry-on baggage Move targets leisure fliers, not business class By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Conceptual dilemmas Designer embryos: Egg and sperm selection create vexing choices for infertile couples.
Mobsters have muscled in on Wall Street but nobody... By Dan Berger
Noted in brief
U.S. should stop boosting Africa's menacing armies By Scott Nathanson
State set to launch online licenses Realtors will become 1st professionals with electronic renewals By Marcia Myers | Marcia Myers,SUN STAFF
Student demonstrators on march in Germany Protesters want more funds, less crowding at universities By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Girl, 7, dies in house fire on west side City firefighter finds child in room where she tried to hide By TaNoah Morgan | TaNoah Morgan,SUN STAFF
Good will, good food are shared Family gatherings, voluntarism mark Md. Thanksgiving By Caitlin Francke | Caitlin Francke,SUN STAFF
Racing panel ignored harness tracksThe governor's...
Full-day kindergarten puts children ahead in schooling But lack of funding limits availability By Howard Libit | Howard Libit,SUN STAFF
The 'Rasputin' of Yeltsin's court Berezovsky: Although recently dismissed from Russia's National Security Council at the urging of a rival, Boris Berezovsky has already had his revenge on that man -- and demonstrated that he still wields enormous power. By Kathy Lally | Kathy Lally,SUN FOREIGN STAFF
Youths send each other coded messages by converting pager numbers to letters Fastest-growing market is creating own lexicon By LOS ANGELES TIMES
Nichols case called weaker than McVeigh's Prosecution presents circumstantial evidence By KNIGHT-RIDDER NEWS SERVICE
Amid Denver's economic boom, a two-week spate of hate crimes Mostly white city has a history of ethnic, racial violence By LOS ANGELES TIMES
Scientists find biological clocks all over the bodies of fruit flies Discovery may change treatments for humans By DALLAS MORNING NEWS
Winnie Mandela's ruthlessness prompted drive to isolate her Witnesses tell of being cowed by her power By Gilbert A. Lewthwaite | Gilbert A. Lewthwaite,SUN FOREIGN STAFF
Man receives nearly 14 years in armored truck robbery He's one of 5 arrested in theft of $460,000 from ambushed vehicle By Brenda J. Buote | Brenda J. Buote,SUN STAFF
VA cuts 40% of hospital beds, boosts use of clinics by 25% Agency's reorganization reflects fundamental shift By KNIGHT-RIDDER NEWS SERVICE
William Thomas Fitzgerald, 77, Carroll juvenile justice officer By Robert Hilson Jr. | Robert Hilson Jr.,SUN STAFF
Circuit Court clerk won't be appointed Judges say voters can decide next year By Ivan Penn | Ivan Penn,SUN STAFF
Document supports conspiracy theory in JFK slaying Paper buttresses theory that Oswald, agent met By NEWSDAY
Bethel AME belongs in the city By R. B. Jones
Shooting the ball from downtown Washington's MCI Center: Like Camden Yards, unlike Cooke Stadium, D.C.'s new arena is in the right place.
Hazel Lail Nolen, 77, beautician, real estate agentHazel...
Police brace for seasonal crime Baltimore Co. patrols expanded for start of holiday shopping By Dail Willis | Dail Willis,SUN STAFF
Preserving one's 'sense of place' Study: University of Maryland researchers interviewed Calvert County residents to determine how they perceive their lands and waters and how the feelings might affect preservation of traditional ways in the region. By Tom Horton | Tom Horton,SUN STAFF
A surprise bash for a Baltimore legend By DAN RODRICKS
For farrier, a fitting trade Horseshoes: Harvey Powell's skill at shoeing horses, learned when he was 10, has taken him from China's Burma Road to the farms of Long Green Valley. By Robert A. Erlandson | Robert A. Erlandson,SUN STAFF
Ira Wolfert, 89, a Pulitzer Prize-winning war reporter...
Not the right fight Piscataway case: Supporters of affirmative action wisely chose settlement.
High school football fans stuff Memorial Stadium Tradition: The Thanksgiving Loyola-Calvert Hall game is played on 33rd Street for the last time. By Lisa Respers | Lisa Respers,SUN STAFF
FEATURES
'Fast, Cheap,' terrific Review: Errol Morris' new documentary finds the links in the lives of four men who would seem to have nothing in common. By Ann Hornaday | Ann Hornaday,SUN FILM CRITIC
Gimmicks distract from 'Kiss or Kill' By Robert Philpot | Robert Philpot,FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM
Her shopping is wrapped up Planner: Starr Burton began thinking about Christmas gifts in mid-summer. She's finished now. By Laura Lippman | Laura Lippman,SUN STAFF
Made their mark Television: Those uncouth youth mouth a certain '90s-era truth. By David Zurawik | David Zurawik,SUN TELEVISION CRITIC
A 24-valve, V6 purple two-seater is enough to turn a conservative 68-year-old into a street demon. By Kevin Cowherd | Kevin Cowherd,SUN STAFF
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