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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON SEPTEMBER 21, 1997
FEATURES
Jefferson's Virginia From Tuckahoe to Monticello, following in the footsteps of America's Renaissance man By Story and photos by Dale M. Brown | Story and photos by Dale M. Brown,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
A tower of power rose up above city Structure: The candelabra-like transmission tower atop Television Hill was completed in 1959, improving TV reception for thousands. By Fred Rasmussen | Fred Rasmussen,SUN STAFF
Fungicide fights mildew on lilacs
Accessible spots in New York Tips: Travelers can call a toll-free number for information on ramps, touch tours, sign language and transportation. By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
150 years ago in The SunSept. 21: One of the drivers of... By Fred Rasmussen
A warm but not too warm look at summer By Jacques Kelly
Earl will make a terrific pet until he hatches By Dave Barry | Dave Barry,Knight-Ridder News Service
New season of fashion: It's far from a perfect fit By Susan Reimer
Taking a trip through your family history By Alexis Chiu | Alexis Chiu,BOSTON GLOBE
Getting better with age Restaurant: Germano's in Little Italy has maintained high standards over the years serving old favorites and Tuscan specialties. By Elizabeth Large | Elizabeth Large,SUN RESTAURANT CRITIC
The new and the nearly new predominate Productions: This season is not the season for revivals on area stages By J. Wynn Rousuck | J. Wynn Rousuck,SUN THEATER CRITIC
International matters bear the weight of the world Anniversary: Foreign Affairs celebrates its 75-year publishing history with a lineup of major players, past and present, in business, academia and diplomacy. By Mark Feeney | Mark Feeney,BOSTON GLOBE
Reigning collectiblesWith the death of Diana, Princess of... By Elizabeth Large
The triumph of man over bug By Rob Kasper
Stainless steel: king of heavy metal Design: Cool, silvery look shines inside and outside the kitchen. By Elaine Markoutsas | Elaine Markoutsas,UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE
A journal: Day by day, stepping closer to opening on Broadway By J. Wynn Rousuck
Festival grew over years from flop to tops in field Jazz: The debut of the San Francisco Jazz Festival 15 years ago was a mess, but today the event is regarded as unrivaled. By Howard Reich | Howard Reich,CHICAGO TRIBUNE
1994 Monte Antico Red Tuscan Table Wine ($10).This finely... By Michael Dresser
BMA and Walters plan blockbusters Events: The Baltimore Museum of Art is bringing in the Victoria and Albert show By John Dorsey | John Dorsey,SUN ART CRITIC
Viewing Shroud of Turin Exhibition: The relic will be displayed from April 18 to June 14, 1998. By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
A career in news is clearly taking off By Linell Smith
The growing of the green Garden: Here are all the essentials for cultivating or refurbishing your lovely, lush lawn. By Nancy Brachey | Nancy Brachey,KNIGHT-RIDDER NEWS SERVICE
For the art setThere is a core of women in town who remain... By Vida Roberts | Vida Roberts,Sun Fashion Editor
Get the joke along with the figure Antiques: Inexpensive pottery pieces made for tourists were often designed for humor. By Ralph Kovel and Terry Kovel | Ralph Kovel and Terry Kovel,KING FEATURES SYNDICATE
Big deals: BSO tour, Bruckner Program: The orchestra hopes to repeat its earlier successes abroad, and Zinman's performances of Bruckner will be his last ones as director By Stephen Wigler | Stephen Wigler,SUN MUSIC CRITIC
Best work this year thinks small Projects: The most successful buildings seem to be the little gems rather than the huge efforts By Edward Gunts | Edward Gunts,SUN ARCHITECTURE CRITIC
The fine art of finding a child-friendly B&B Accommodation: Not every bed and breakfast is equipped to deal with young children. A fussy owner with rooms full of antiques and no play area may not be the innkeeper you need. By Eileen Ogintz | Eileen Ogintz,LOS ANGELES TIMES SYNDICATE
Party celebrates milestone for Hammond-Harwood House By SYLVIA BADGER
City is a fine place for family fun Philadelphia: Ethnic neighborhoods, varied museums and historic sites will entrance children and adults. By Diane Stoneback | Diane Stoneback,ALLENTOWN MORNING CALL
Spectacle, novelty, nearness Movement: Season is full of big ballets and fresh works -- some in Baltimore By Judith Green | Judith Green,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Moral issues posed by Luftwaffe watches By Glenn McNatt
Ghosts of the South Alfreda Hughes grew up black in a segregated Baltimore and heard the family story many times: She had the same great-grandfather as a white man from Mississippi. The man's name? William Faulkner. And therein lies a tale. By Arthur Hirsch | Arthur Hirsch,Sun Staff
Rest easy Home: Mattress manufacturers find consumers are willing to buy bedding that promises fabulous comfort at premium prices. By Elizabeth Large | Elizabeth Large,SUN STAFF
BUSINESS
Why do monitors cost more than TVs? And, what are problems connected to using 56k modems? By Michael Himowitz
A custom theme Development: J. Patrick Gill and Michael R. Alderman sought to build custom homes with consistent architectural style. The result is Ivy Reach. By Robert Nusgart | Robert Nusgart,SUN REAL ESTATE EDITOR
Investors resist rushing into Magellan before it closes By NEWSDAY
Home values rise 3.2% nationwide in second quarter
Welsches Cradle
'Contract' would clarify financing By Kenneth R. Harney
A love of things Victorian Couple's stay in Cape May in '93 inspired project By Bob Graham | Bob Graham,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
The dilemma of those chubby folks whose diet drugs are under a cloud By Samantha Kappalman
The past is rich, the future waiting To reclaim its glory, Seton Hill needs to retain its children By Charles Belfoure | Charles Belfoure,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
NAACP, NationsBank offer free workshopThe National...
A gold mine of extra space is buried in your basement Floor, walls must be dry By Karol V. Menzie & Randy Johnson
Selective execs:Quality of life has become a key issue in...
Learning the way to a big paycheck 218 apprentices schooled by Plumbers and Steamfitters local By Lorraine Mirabella | Lorraine Mirabella,SUN STAFF
Head, heart funny bone Agency: Marking its 60th anniversary this year, W. B. Doner & Co. aims to create advertising that appeals to both the intellectual and emotional sides of the consumer. By Greg Schneider | Greg Schneider,SUN STAFF
NEWS
Abducted woman found unhurt Student back home in Columbia By Jill Hudson | Jill Hudson,SUN STAFF Sun staff writer Dana Hedgpeth contributed to this article
Emotional power of Antietam drains film crew Battle documentary emerges in painstaking detail at Maryland field By Edward Colimore | Edward Colimore,KNIGHT-RIDDER NEWS SERVICE
Names in the newsSharon Callahan has joined the Hampstead...
ROTC cadet given medal for heroism at crash scene 23-year-old helped save life of driver
The Fine Art of DAMAGE CONTROL In a crisis such as the Maryland fish kills, the manager must deal with all the victims, including natural systems By C. FRASER SMITH
We'll stay in Russia, say foreign churches Yeltsin likely to sign law curtailing rights By Richard C. Paddock | Richard C. Paddock,LOS ANGELES TIMES
Reno steps toward a prosecutor She orders review of Clinton's role in fund raising By Carl M. Cannon | Carl M. Cannon,SUN NATIONAL STAFF
Parole reviews
Cable relief
Secret to a cleaner bay: Change the way we live By Elise Armacost
Arafat calls on U.S. to do more for peace in Mideast PLO leader says Clinton should support creation of a Palestinian state By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Provincial leaders look for a strategy to fight Quebec secessionists Series of public hearings across Canada is decided By LOS ANGELES TIMES
Showcasing Irish heritage at fund-raising festival Annual social event is expected to raise $20,000 for local charities By Christian Ewell | Christian Ewell,SUN STAFF
Judith Merril, 74, one of the first women to gain...
Here is how members of Maryland's delegation on Capitol... By Roll Call Report Syndicate
Democratic Club holding its Platter Party today By Phyllis Lucas | Phyllis Lucas,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
$600,000 to alter life of parish Ex-parishioner's gift is 4 times the budget of St. James' church By Donna R. Engle | Donna R. Engle,SUN STAFF
Court rulings stall limits on growth Happy developers hope decisions will foster compromise By James M. Coram | James M. Coram,SUN STAFF
The Whitbread
The other ports
Race oddities
The other ports
Number of cars in United States now equals the number of drivers Vehicle population grows 6 times faster than human, DOT finds By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Testing isn't the answer Clinton is pushing tests when he should be increasing funding By Kalman R. Hettleman
Rehrmann bid picking up speed She's sharpening criticism of governor By C. Fraser Smith | C. Fraser Smith,SUN STAFF Sun staff writer Lisa Respers contributed to this article
From military to teaching Some schools look to the armed forces to replenish talent pool By ROBERT H. MacDONALD AND M. LEE MANNING
More tests won't help kids learn to readLast week...
25 years agoLast Friday night's music festival held at the... By Compiled from the archives of the Historical Society of Carroll County
Exxon Valdez money used for New York wetlands $150,000 grant resulted from lawsuit settlement By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Research balloons may pose threat to whales Ecologist raises concern for endangered species By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Grand Prix rides again Frederick woman among top entrants in horse event today By Carolyn Melago | Carolyn Melago,CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Donald McMillian, 60, cabdriver who aided Baltimore's homeless By Robert Hilson Jr. | Robert Hilson Jr.,SUN STAFF
Packing for the trip By Ellen Gamerman
Volunteerism ahead of fashion Helpers: The Women's Board of The Johns Hopkins Hospital has been donating its time and energy since 1927. By JOAN SCHILL
Cambodia's objective voices falling silent Strongman Hun Sen is squelching dissent by nation's journalists By PETER ENG
Police should put focus on billion-dollar drug trade By MICHAEL OLESKER
Scientist tries new test for bacteria UM microbiologist reasons that nutrients are a key growth factor By Philip Cohen | Philip Cohen,NEW SCIENTIST
Court ruling puts focus on meetings law Library branch closing raises questions about city boards' secrecy By Robert Guy Matthews | Robert Guy Matthews,SUN STAFF
Books of the region: bugs, ducks, killers By James H. Bready | James H. Bready,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Facts And Figures By BRUCE FARR AND ASSOCIATES
Nine months of torture Race: The Whitbread is a magical ride around the world that tests the will and endurance of sailors as they take on the challenge of the sea. By Bill Glauber | Bill Glauber,SUN FOREIGN STAFF
Family BirthPlace marks first anniversaryCarroll County...
Slow but steady adds up to school reform By Sara Engram
Red flag flies confidently in South Africa Communists play big role in strained ruling alliance despite small numbers By Gilbert A. Lewthwaite | Gilbert A. Lewthwaite,SUN FOREIGN STAFF
No sense of proportion on conflict of interest By BRIAN SULLAM
Church plans crab feast, bull roast By Rosalie Falter | Rosalie Falter,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Organization helps dyslexics learn to readMichael...
Floyd's home, and the moon is bright By Peter A. Jay
Group homes raise doubts Neighbors' wrath has led to closing of some in suburbs By Laura Sullivan | Laura Sullivan,SUN STAFF
Leafy labyrinth leaves walkers happily amazed Benefit: The Howard County Department of Recreation and Parks has created a maze in a cornfield. Profits are used to send needy children to camps and classes. By Fay Lande | Fay Lande,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Baseball tickles belletrists' fancy Literature: From 'Casey at the Bat' to 'Eight Men Out,' America's pastime has earned a spot in the writings of a nation. By Richard O'Mara | Richard O'Mara,SUN STAFF
Teaming police with parole officers Common sense: Simple concept might reduce recidivism, make neighborhoods safer.
Kurt Vonnegut's 'Timequake': the final novel? By Alane Mason | Alane Mason,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Small Mount Airy church receives $600,000 from former member By Donna R. Engle | Donna R. Engle,SUN STAFF
Ellen W. Bond, 98, civic worker, educatorEllen W. Bond, a...
Hantavirus outbreak is blamed for 13 deaths in Chile New strain of disease might be spreading By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Southern exposure can be a chilling experience Treacherous conditions abound on 4,600-mile leg By Peter Baker | Peter Baker,SUN STAFF
Man breaks into Arnold home, rapes woman By TaNoah Morgan | TaNoah Morgan,SUN STAFF
Translation describes China before Marco Polo Original document isn't made available By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
What are you sniffing about? The mysterious sense of smell, now less mysterious By MICHAEL PAKENHAM
Adopt-A-Wild-Horse program is saddled with controversy Killing of animals, federal subsidies attract criticism By Craig Timberg | Craig Timberg,SUN STAFF
Ever the politician, Leopold keeps his options open House contract may signal a run in District 32 By Consella A. Lee | Consella A. Lee,SUN STAFF
Mary Charlotte H. Russell, 84, homemaker, volunteerMary...
Serbia votes today for a successor to President Milosevic Ruling party's candidate is expected to win By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
100 years agoThe board of visitors to the Naval Academy... By Robert M. Pennington from the archives of the Ann Arrundell County Historical Society
At 100, the American century's greatest novelist Faulkner: A sense of nation, a grasp of spirit, a voice that rises above all others. By Arthur Hirsch | Arthur Hirsch,SUN STAFF
Group homes raise doubts Neighbors' wrath has led to closing of some in suburbs By Laura Sullivan | Laura Sullivan,SUN STAFF
As crews sail off, families keep watch Whitbread: Loved ones are left behind for months while the around-the- world yacht race unfolds. By Bill Glauber | Bill Glauber,SUN FOREIGN STAFF
China means to have it both ways Party congress: Jiang pushes capitalist revolution, Communist counter-revolution.
Sales tax referendum splits Pittsburgh-area voters Revenue would build two sports stadiums By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
The qualities of Carrolls Reunion: Gathering highlights family's features -- from noses to penchant for saving. By Jacques Kelly | Jacques Kelly,SUN STAFF
Criticisms alter middle school ways 90-minute periods, more honor rolls are among changes By Erin Texeira | Erin Texeira,SUN STAFF
Since 1st Whitbread, race takes new tack Computers, sponsors, TV alter nature of event By Peter Baker | Peter Baker,SUN STAFF
Faulkner's Lines:
Carol Shields' 'Party': What is a man? By Tess Lewis | Tess Lewis,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Sun columnist Tom Horton wins award from Sierra Club ZTC Environmental reporting cited by national group
Mosquito scare curtails outdoor activities in Florida By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Who was Hitler? Searching for the truth By Hans Knight | Hans Knight,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Clinton offers a new showdown with Congress over education Republicans warned of veto if appropriations measure falls short By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Ideology outweighs affluence in Poland Economy is on the move, but ruling ex-Communists may not benefit in voting By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
'What is us?' Towson finds out Identity: It cost $190,500 to get it all right. Meanwhile, an unlegislated comma surfaces at UMBC, and Baltimore County's colleges may be in line for a new naming system. By Mike Bowler | Mike Bowler,SUN STAFF
Favorites: been there, done that Experienced crews make difference, experts say By Peter Baker | Peter Baker,SUN STAFF
A look at Chessie Racing . . . By Ellen Gamerman
Why porn in Elkridge? Why anywhere at all? By NORRIS WEST
Morgan State student, 19, dies after being shot in Govans alley By Brenda J. Buote | Brenda J. Buote,SUN STAFF
Fire captain retires amid federal probe White official accused of denying first aid to black man, using slur By Peter Hermann | Peter Hermann,SUN STAFF
Pfiesteria casts shadow over Md.'s fish farms Somerset fish farmer warily searches his ponds for deadly microbe By D. Quentin Wilber | D. Quentin Wilber,SUN STAFF
Carroll's in the right in dispute on watershed By MIKE BURNS
Red Skelton and the era of family entertainment By Andrew Ratner
Bay's economy, future feel sting of Pfiesteria Seafood sales are off By Dan Fesperman | Dan Fesperman,SUN STAFF Sun staff writers Ted Shelsby and Timothy B. Wheeler contributed to this article
Drug dealer didn't deserve Sun articleIt's been quite some...
Blacks' success best revenge on critics By GREGORY KANE
Baltimore's parking nightmare Downtown: Lack of spaces makes city unable to compete for badly needed office tenants.
Annapolis fire official retires amid U.S. probe into black man's death Captain says departure not linked to allegations of denying aid, racial slur By Peter Hermann | Peter Hermann,SUN STAFF
Jobs program helps mentally ill find work and worth in society State-funded STEP gives clients training, support By Mary Gail Hare | Mary Gail Hare,SUN STAFF
Users loyal to simple device Commodore: To many, the elderly computer is slow and unsophisticated. To some others, the machine is both those things -- and lots of fun. By Bonita Formwalt | Bonita Formwalt,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Congress gets ready to take a close look at IRS Hearings to include testimony by disguised agents, nightmare cases By LOS ANGELES TIMES
Superintendent defends SpringfieldAn Aug. 21 article in...
SPORTS
Navy boat is a winner in Hospice Cup Mids top PHRF A-2 class in charity regatta By Nancy Noyes | Nancy Noyes,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
O's, Davis drive away doubts, 12-8 Assured playoff role, outfielder adds 1st hit to nine-run 2nd inning By Joe Strauss | Joe Strauss,SUN STAFF
Notable
Powell returns to clubhouse upbeat after cancer surgery 'Too young not to,' ex-Oriole will opt for chemotherapy By Joe Strauss | Joe Strauss,SUN STAFF
Hits and misses By Joe Strauss
McGirt, Morgan glorious in upset of Texas Southern Bears' 24-17 victory avenges last season's rout By Bill Free | Bill Free,SUN STAFF
Roland Park's defense foils Severna Park, 1-0 No. 3 Reds win showdown against No. 2 Falcons By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,SUN STAFF
Baltimore beats Washington, ends five-year losing streak By FROM STAFF REPORTS
'Woodies' keep Aussies in hunt U.S. Davis Cup lead is trimmed to 2-1 By Phil Jackman | Phil Jackman,SUN STAFF
Nfl Week 4
Baysox enjoyed success, but expectations not met Injuries to top prospects helped shape season By Kent Baker | Kent Baker,SUN STAFF
Terps heel to UNC, but expect to heal 40-14 loss doesn't deter 0-3 UM from its bowl goal By Paul McMullen | Paul McMullen,SUN STAFF
Gilman pushes past Poly for 17-13 win Greyhounds rebound from early mistakes, stifle Engineers in second half By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,SUN STAFF
Roland Park nudges Severna Park, 1-0 Reds' Scanlan scores in second half to win tight FalconFest duel By Glenn P. Graham | Glenn P. Graham,SUN STAFF
Victory over Calvert Hall proves Spalding belongs with A teams By Pat O'Malley | Pat O'Malley,SUN STAFF
Del. Valley edges Salisbury, 14-12 By FROM STAFF REPORTS FTC
Ravens seek a 1st: 3 straight Momentum, hopes high against Tennessee By Mike Preston | Mike Preston,SUN STAFF
Odell's goal: leave success behind Soccer: The River Hill coach will be departing after this season, but not before she sets up the program's future -- and perhaps wins a state title. By Stan Rappaport | Stan Rappaport,SUN STAFF
Ex-catcher Rodriguez throws out first win Rookie provides big lift, holding Tigers to run in 3 1/3 By Joe Strauss and Alan Goldstein | Joe Strauss and Alan Goldstein,SUN STAFF
Wilde Lake rolls out 200th win for DuVall Wildecats throw off Long Reach in second half, cruise to 35-13 victory By Rick Belz | Rick Belz,SUN STAFF
Joe Strauss' O's week in review By JOE STRAUSS
By beating Oilers, Ravens can gush about the playoffs By Ken Rosenthal
Liberty aims for different ending Soccer: The Lions had a long unbeaten string during the regular season in 1996, but didn't get past the regionals. They want to do better in 1997. By John W. Stewart | John W. Stewart,SUN STAFF
Towson wins respect, but loses game, 16-14 Late fumble recovery boosts favored Lehigh By Steven Kivinski | Steven Kivinski,CONTRIBUTING WRITER
DeMatha rolls past Mt. St. Joe again, 41-14 Third-quarter turnovers sink competitive Gaels By Derek Toney | Derek Toney,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
A cold blast from past: 1967 Ice Bowl re-created By Vito Stellino | Vito Stellino,SUN STAFF
In Oriole, Md., town is firmly behind team By John Steadman
W. Maryland storms past Gettysburg, 55-7 DeFreitas runs for 152 to lead 3-0 Green Terror By FROM STAFF REPORTS
Realignment plans need additional adjustments By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,SUN STAFF
No. 20 Loyola surprised by VCU, 4-1 Towson tops Penn State on Moller's 2-OT goal By FROM STAFF REPORTS
St. Mary's eats up turnovers, tops Severn No. 1 Saints recover five fumbles, pick off three passes in 31-14 win By Pat O'Malley | Pat O'Malley,SUN STAFF
Hitting-wise, Alomar is feeling just fine Second baseman adds HR, 2 doubles to torrid return By Alan Goldstein | Alan Goldstein,SUN STAFF
For a change, Bucs building a winner NFL: Second-year coach Tony Dungy has used team speed to help Tampa Bay compile a 3-0 record that is the talk of the league. By Ken Murray | Ken Murray,SUN STAFF
Patiently, Dillman follows road traveled by father and uncle
Defense, offense split scoring load for Navy in 46-16 rout of SMU Defenders set up 23 points By Clarence E. Hill Jr. | Clarence E. Hill Jr.,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
FootballJets: Terminated contract of OL Siupeli Malamala...
As a starting quarterback, Davenport is still startling UNC's Gator Bowl MVP passes for 281 yards, 2 TDs By Jamison Hensley | Jamison Hensley,CONTRIBUTING WRITER Sun staff writer Paul McMullen contributed to this article
No. 6 Gilman rebounds, pushes past Poly, 17-13 Fans honor Waibel, but No. 5 Engineers shut down in second half By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,SUN STAFF
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