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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON FEBRUARY 01, 1998
NEWS
High finance gives way to espionage Change: In what he RTC calls his final interview,'Buzzy' Krongard explains why moving from Alex. Brown to the CIA isn't such a long step. By Bill Atkinson and Greg Schneider | Bill Atkinson and Greg Schneider,SUN STAFF
Accused former mid struggled to rise above parents' woes She saw good grades, military career as way to escape poverty By Neal Thompson | Neal Thompson,SUN STAFF
Mexico City sinks as aquifer is exhausted Subsidence of 30 feet during this century By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Gordimer's new novel: The fate of society By Joan Mellen | Joan Mellen,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Victim sought a new start 'Things getting ugly,' Vera Case wrote just days before slaying By Del Quentin Wilber | Del Quentin Wilber,SUN STAFF
Hardly a ripple in Russia Adultery: Allegations like those against Clinton have been everyday life in Russia since the czars' days. By Will Englund | Will Englund,SUN FOREIGN STAFF
Replacing the Baltimore Arena Site search: After listing 10 options, planners need to concentrate on viable locations.
Reformed counselor finds past not easily forgotten Fired: The new schools regime decided it can't afford Norris Davis, who admits being a former con man, drug addict and thief. By Stephen Henderson and Peter Hermann | Stephen Henderson and Peter Hermann,SUN STAFF Sun staff writer Jamie Stiehm contributed to this article
A chase after rumors at full tilt Accuracy: Monica Lewinsky's accusations led many journalists to report rumor and innuendo. By Scott Shane | Scott Shane,SUN STAFF
One picture time cannot erase Photograph: Thirty years ago this morning, photographer Eddie Adams snapped the photograph that came to epitomize the brutality of the Vietnam War. By Linda White | Linda White,SUN STAFF
Books of the region: war, baseball, food By James H. Bready | James H. Bready,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Giving free drugs to addicts ignores high toll of abuseThe...
Glendening fails to capture elusive spotlight By Barry Rascovar
Young will speak with community about his future
U.S. policy allows nuclear weapons By NEWSDAY
A headline and article in Thursday's Howard County edition...
Charter may threaten school construction Assembly delegation seeks exemption By Tanya Jones | Tanya Jones,SUN STAFF
What about gifts given to Glendening?I have been for many...
Commissioners seeking transfer-tax increase Topic takes up much of delegation's forum By Mary Gail Hare | Mary Gail Hare,SUN STAFF
The 86-cent-an-hour county commissioner By MIKE BURNS
Contentious meeting delays charter completion Chairwoman, deputy clash over review By Mary Gail Hare | Mary Gail Hare,SUN STAFF
Teen's death prompts disclosure bill Getty's proposal seeks to notify schools when students are drug suspects By Jackie Powder | Jackie Powder,SUN STAFF
Three teachers are hired for high school vacancies Education Notes
Figuring out the state of the world for the next generation - without a crystal ball By MICHAEL PAKENHAM
Bill on Liquor Board appointments opposed Feaga family friend could be reassigned By Craig Timberg | Craig Timberg,SUN STAFF
Go ahead, bake something -- with herbs By Rosalie Falter | Rosalie Falter,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Small high schools sought Schiller proposes academies with 350 students By Liz Bowie | Liz Bowie,SUN STAFF
Public facilities ordinance has noticeable slantThis...
Balto. Co. to overhaul its preservation efforts Officials want to show historic sites favored By Jay Apperson | Jay Apperson,SUN STAFF
Starr has hurt claim that he is nonpartisan By Sara Engram
Not just a question of numbers Classes: Clinton's call for reducing class size will be well received. But it's not necessarily the most effective way to improve education and can harm quality if it means hiring unqualified teachers. By Mike Bowler | Mike Bowler,SUN STAFF
McCabe explains his vote not to expel Larry Young By NORRIS WEST
Busing takes back seat County says schools that have extra space aren't in right place By Tom Pelton | Tom Pelton,SUN STAFF
Democratic loyalists appear galvanized by Clinton's crisis Scandal is prompting fund-raisers to increase financial, political support By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Land mines remain a principal tool of war in Cambodia Treaty widely ignored By LOS ANGELES TIMES
'Titanic' is truly a movie for teens as well as adultsAs...
Baseball maniaA DOZEN PEOPLE lined up in the cold... By David Michael Ettlin Off course
Show reels in boat lovers 40,000 visitors expected between now and Feb. 8 By Scott Shane | Scott Shane,SUN STAFF
Can't have the deer and suburbs If we want houses, the animals must go By Candus Thomson | Candus Thomson,SUN STAFF
Not quite a 'lynch mob' Witness against Oprah apologizes for analogy with racial overtones By Scott Parks
G. Howard Medicus, 83, florist in area for more than 40 years By Robert Hilson Jr. | Robert Hilson Jr.,SUN STAFF
Employee of garage is fatally shot Ethiopian refugee had moved to U.S. a year ago By Douglas M. Birch and Larry Carson | Douglas M. Birch and Larry Carson,SUN STAFF
Western Maryland College employees honored 19 individuals recognized at luncheon Jan. 14
Murder in the name of life Clinic bombing: Off-duty police officer is sixth fatality in anti-abortion violence.
Coach offers to repay Coppin Sends $8,500 check as installment on fees to Larry Young By Scott Shane and Douglas M. Birch | Scott Shane and Douglas M. Birch,SUN STAFF
Police subdue melee at Towson skating facility By Larry Carson | Larry Carson,SUN STAFF
'The Jazz King' By Reid Badger
A rotten potato Legislating curriculum: Irish potato famine bill would set bad precedent for schools.
Paper's typo highlights cynicism common today By BRIAN SULLAM
Cracking shield of impunity Guatemala must bring to justice military men who attacked Americans By Victor Perera
Assembly shouldn't dictate curriculum By MICHAEL OLESKER
The abortion wars, 25 years after Roe vs. Wade By Sara Engram | Sara Engram,SUN STAFF
Union National Bank OKs Nasdaq stock listingThe Union...
Police arrest 24 near club on alcohol, drug charges By Laura Sullivan | Laura Sullivan,SUN STAFF
Another pause in shipbreaking Maritime agency: It joins Navy in waiting for environmental and safety advice.
Titanic litigation By Deborah Hensler
Quarry firm vows to move cemetery remains Gravel pit proposed in Wakefield Valley By Donna R. Engle | Donna R. Engle,SUN STAFF
There's historical precedent for repression of blacks Power: In America, "When idealism meets reality, idealism gets slapped down." By Gregory Kane | Gregory Kane,SUN STAFF
Carl Gorman, 90, a Navajo artist who talked his way...
News media addicted to sex scandal Many national outlets can't seem to avoid binge coverage of allegations against Clinton By Jeff Cohen
Romania to sell Ceausescu artifacts Porcelain and crockery, handbags and briefcases By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Zone plan vote is no Planners against most of proposal to allow industrial use at sites By James M. Coram | James M. Coram,SUN STAFF
2 plead guilty to conspiracy cocaine counts By FROM STAFF REPORTS
School bus contractors promise to seek injunction against awarding of routes Judge refuses to block competitive bidding By Andrea F. Siegel | Andrea F. Siegel,SUN STAFF
National Archives features American originals Exhibit puts flesh on history's dusty bones By KNIGHT RIDDER/TRIBUNE
Police arrest fifth suspect in vandalism, theft Westminster spree occurred on Jan. 8 By Sheridan Lyons | Sheridan Lyons,SUN STAFF
Noah Trudeau on Civil War black troops By Tom Linthicum | Tom Linthicum,sun staff
Lewinsky age isn't why alleged affair was wrong By Elise Armacost
North Glen Improvement Association keeps busy By Cynthia Kammann | Cynthia Kammann,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Hudson Valley logging brings profit and concern Industry reborn in ring of forests around New York City By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Antique tugboat remains on job at Albany waterfront Frances Turecamo, 40 years old, is last working tug in port By ALBANY TIMES UNION
Shocked family, friends gather to remember UMCP student By Larry Carson | Larry Carson,SUN STAFF
Study fails to prove link between birth rates, welfare pay Control, study groups both showed sharp drop in childbearing By Thomas Ginsberg | Thomas Ginsberg,KNIGHT-RIDDER NEWS SERVICE
Samuel Streett Bevard, 95, owned hauling contractorSamuel...
Md. looks to ease rush to Beltway Stoplight considered for entrance ramps By Marina Sarris | Marina Sarris,SUN STAFF
She's pretty, Christian and female, and Texas says she deserves to die Death penalty debate questions whether repentance is relevant By Sandy Banisky | Sandy Banisky,SUN NATIONAL STAFF
SPORTS
Skating to the edge Olympics: Short in years but long in heart, Michelle Kwan and Tara Lipinski have persevered to reach the brink of a gold medal in a sport that notes every flaw. By Bill Glauber | Bill Glauber,SUN FOREIGN STAFF
Annapolis skippers hoist hit in Key West Sailors score with sails of 'evolutionary' PBO By Peter Baker | Peter Baker,SUN STAFF
Nagano applies special stamp Winter's new-look Games will feature record 68 events By Bill Glauber | Bill Glauber,SUN FOREIGN STAFF
Without a national focus, racing is wearing blinders By John Eisenberg
BaseballDiamondbacks: Signed former Orioles RHP Gregg...
Hopkins puts Brown away in 6th Philadelphian too strong By Alan Goldstein | Alan Goldstein,SUN STAFF
Class long-awaited honor is via legs, not arm By Vito Stellino | Vito Stellino,SUN STAFF
Greyhounds sink Manhattan, 75-62 Strong perimeter defense key to Loyola's victory By Kent Baker | Kent Baker,SUN STAFF
Towson women on target vs. Hartford No ice cream, but fans handed a 76-53 treat By Kevin Eck | Kevin Eck,CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Loyola women's late run finishes off St. Peter's Greyhounds' 67-55 win strengthens hold on 2nd By Kent Baker | Kent Baker,SUN STAFF
Hopkins rolls past Haverford, 84-54 By FROM STAFF REPORTS
Lipton, St. Mary's sink N.J.'s Sterling By FROM STAFF REPORTS
Biggest trick might be a Derby start By Tom Keyser | Tom Keyser,SUN STAFF Thoroughbred Racing Communications contributed to this article
Lipton, St. Mary's sink N.J.'s Sterling By FROM STAFF REPORTS
Rahman cautiously moves to 25-0 Baltimorean unimpressive in outpointing Ferguson By ALAN GOLDSTEIN | ALAN GOLDSTEIN,SUN STAFF
Cavaliers finally pin loss on Panthers 36-27 Coin toss proves pivotal as 30-year drought ends By JOHN W. STEWART | JOHN W. STEWART,SUN STAFF
Limp sails mark start of Leg 5 New Zealand winds die, Whitbread boats flounder By Bruce Stannard | Bruce Stannard,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Coppin brushes aside Del. State Brockington's 27 help overcome slow start, 83-60 By Christian Ewell | Christian Ewell,SUN STAFF
For Fletcher, Colts' cut unkind, but it started the ball rolling By John Steadman
Watson in position to weather Pebble storm Second straight 67 earns tie with Herron By Don Markus | Don Markus,SUN STAFF
Old problems rear up again for 'Coronado' He fights mounting jockey, finishes 2nd to Time Limit By Tom Keyser | Tom Keyser,SUN STAFF
UMBC wallops Winthrop, 73-51 Youthful Retrievers have won eight of past 11 By Bill Free | Bill Free,SUN STAFF
Hopkins comes on strong to beat W. Md. Roehrig, Coar aid late spurt, end hosts' win streak, 69-63 By John W. Stewart | John W. Stewart,SUN STAFF
Morgan outshoots Florida A&M, 84-65 17-0 and 16-0 runs earn Bears 6th conference win By FROM STAFF REPORTS
Navy defeats Army for 8th straight time Hayes scores 26 off bench to pace Mids' 74-48 romp By FROM STAFF REPORTS
Woolford accelerates toward fulfilling dream By STANLEY DILLON | STANLEY DILLON,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Coppin ends skid, if not cause, vs. Del. St. Rebounding, shooting poor again in first win in 5, 80-65 By Christian Ewell | Christian Ewell,SUN STAFF
Schedule of events WINTER OLYMPICS
Horatius a preliminary to real racing at Laurel Majesty's Turn, Foxie G. claim speed, drama prizes By Pete Bielski | Pete Bielski,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Spirit tonight
Ex-champ Bowe considering return By Alan Goldstein | Alan Goldstein,SUN STAFF
Dueling for GOLD: From luge to bobsled, skiing to skating, the path to the medal stand comes down to a one-on-one matchup. Here are some of the best rivalries at Nagano that will be . . . By Bill Glauber | Bill Glauber,SUN FOREIGN STAFF
Popularity, not merit, again wins more votes By Jerry Bembry | Jerry Bembry,SUN STAFF
4th-quarter charge carries T. Catholic Jennifer leads as Owls rally from 8 down for 58-53 win over St. Raymond's By Derek Toney | Derek Toney,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Watson again weathers uncertainty at Pebble Second straight 67 earns tie with Herron By DON MARKUS | DON MARKUS,SUN STAFF
Calvert Hall's Knox shines at Gilman Duals Junior completes big week with win vs. Blair Academy By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,SUN STAFF
Sports at a glance Winter Olympics
Knox, Hanlon shine for C. Hall at Gilman Both score wins for Cards against Blair Academy By LEM SATTERFIELD | LEM SATTERFIELD,SUN STAFF
Excelling can be a pain Nolan: Migraines and their side effects have been the toughest foes for the Virginia senior forward from Dunbar in his breakout season. By Doug Doughty | Doug Doughty,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Good skates should keep CBS coverage interesting By Milton Kent
Fishing, cruising on deck at boat show By Peter Baker | Peter Baker,SUN STAFF
Williams asks Terps to button their lips Ejected coach says refs didn't mention crackdown By Paul McMullen | Paul McMullen,SUN STAFF
Wilkins takes lead for Prospect Hall His 26 points upstage Capel in 70-47 romp over Mt. Zion Academy By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,SUN STAFF
Still unspoiled by her success Women's basketball: By all accounts, Georgetown's Kacy Williams remains as she was at Hammond High - a loyal leader willing to work long and hard to reach her goals. By STAN RAPPAPORT | STAN RAPPAPORT,SUN STAFF
Big Bobcat focuses on mission Wrestling: Bel Air heavyweight Jeremiah Albright has worked through a major knee injury and is determined to finish his season with a state championship. By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,SUN STAFF
Commission examines ways to improve open basketball tournaments By PAT O'MALLEY | PAT O'MALLEY,SUN STAFF
FEATURES
Women have long known the truth about PMS By Susan Reimer
A major player on social scene is Maryland's sporting life By Sylvia Badger
Burgundy produces respectable whites Wine: Superior vintages, improved processing and reasonable prices make the region's 1996 product a good buy. By Michael Dresser | Michael Dresser,SUN WINE CRITIC
Rootie's makes the grade By Ameer Benno | Ameer Benno,CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Spanish studies for mother and son Language: Schools with programs for adults might find a tutor for a child. By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Cigars are fashionable and humidors collectible Antiques: A Victorian art-glass specimen is worth about $1,000. By Ralph Kovel and Terry Kovel | Ralph Kovel and Terry Kovel,KING FEATURES SYNDICATE
A mostly magical meal Restaurant: Savannah has been reinvented as Charleston, and although it could use a tweak or two, it's still a plus for all who love imaginative food and Southern cooking. By Elizabeth Large | Elizabeth Large,SUN RESTAURANT CRITIC
Electronic ticketing with 'smart card' By New York Times News Service
Beer and chops in February make winter go South By Rob Kasper
You can't hurry chilies
At ease Americans are choosing to live dressed-down, and the recent International Housewares Show reflected that growing informality. By Lisbeth Levine | Lisbeth Levine,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Rights minded Even as the system of affirmative action is dismantled and the notion of resegregation gains favor, activists continue Martin Luther King's fight for civil rights. By Linell Smith | Linell Smith,SUN STAFF
School for Arts dancers get help from Broadway Teacher: Hinton Battle, who appears in 'Chicago,' has worked with students and choreographed a piece for the spring gala. By Karin Remesch | Karin Remesch,CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Rich culture deserves year-round attention By Glenn McNatt
Expansion means more than extra space Addition: The institute library's move to the former AAA building is a sign of wider changes. By Edward Gunts | Edward Gunts,SUN ARCHITECTURE CRITIC
Stories from childhood leave you with a lump in the throat By Jacques Kelly
A very crafty momMary Ann McNeely describes herself as a... By Elizabeth Large | Elizabeth Large,Sun Staff
Pruning is the kindest cut of all Growth: For shapely development and finer fruit, you have to get rid of old, weak, diseased and crowded branches. By Ary Bruno | Ary Bruno,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Family sails around a Caribbean paradise Yachting: A charter-boat tour allows you time to be together, with no distractions but the clear water, the beautiful beaches and the spectacular scenery. By Eileen Ogintz | Eileen Ogintz,LOS ANGELES TIMES SYNDICATE
150 years ago in The SunFeb. 1: FIRES AT ANNAPOLIS -- We... By Fred Rasmussen
Design for the future Art: At the Maryland Institute, College hTC of Art, three new nationally recognized faculty members are making their marks in the graphic design and illustration programs. By John Dorsey | John Dorsey,SUN ART CRITIC
Dancer is on a Roxie roll Theater: Karen Ziemba plays a murderess in 'Chicago,' which opens at the Mechanic Tuesday. By J. Wynn Rousuck | J. Wynn Rousuck,SUN THEATER CRITIC
There's gold in old Olympic hills Sports: Most winter-game sites, all the way back to the competitions of 1924, are still fine places for vacationing athletes. By Gary A. Warner | Gary A. Warner,ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER
News weeklies pull out all stops on Clinton story Coverage: Major stories in Time, Newsweek and U.S. News & World Report look at all the players in the continuing saga. By Don Aucoin | Don Aucoin,BOSTON GLOBE
Letter sorter wins drama competition Writer: Reginald Davis' winning 'A Change Is Gonna Come' will be shown Feb. 28 on Channel 2 as part of Black History Month celebration. By Chris Kaltenbach | Chris Kaltenbach,SUN STAFF
Men and women look at looks in different ways By Dave Barry | Dave Barry,Knight Ridder/Tribune
Tale of two warriors When King came to Baltimore in 1964, Marion Bascom and Vernon Dobson were already veterans in the battle for rights. By Carl Schoettler | Carl Schoettler,SUN STAFF
Rescuing architectural castoffs Design: Authors explain how to salvage discarded building fixtures and other ornaments. By Dylan Landis | Dylan Landis,UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE
The train derailed as it raced to the track Wreck: The 1961 accident near the Bowie Race Course was initially blamed on brake failure, but later it was determined that excessive speed was the cause. By Fred Rasmussen | Fred Rasmussen,SUN STAFF
Against the tide As seasons change and cruise ships reposition themselves to follow the sun, they take along some lucky passengers at bargain rates. By John Maxtone-Graham | John Maxtone-Graham,Special to The Sun
1996 Beringer Napa Valley Sauvignon Blanc ($9).The... By Michael Dresser
BUSINESS
Asian issues tempt the bargain hunters Some are buying, some only looking By Lynnley Browning | Lynnley Browning,BOSTON GLOBE
It takes a family to raise a house Young couple can count blisters and blessings, 8 rooms and a view By Dawn Fallik | Dawn Fallik,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Beauty, Beaches & Buyer Beware Haven: Marylanders who want a warm, exotic locale for a retirement home may look to the Caribbean. But buying property there can have risks. By JoAnne C. Broadwater | JoAnne C. Broadwater,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
It might be time for U.S. to end longtime trade embargo of Cuba By William Patalon III
It's easier to learn how to take on a puzzling job Use the Internet, crank in a CD-ROM, or buy a magazine By Karol V. Menzie
Black & Decker retools itself Area company leaving the last of its 'noncore' businesses By Sean Somerville | Sean Somerville,SUN STAFF
Beauty tucked away from BWI's noise Harmans relishes quiet, convenience By Bonita Formwalt | Bonita Formwalt,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Spectera's vision is $100 million in revenue by 1999 CARE unit manages medical treatment for 750,000 people By M. William Salganik | M. William Salganik,SUN STAFF
Click here: The number of companies using the Internet to...
Raising of FHA loan cap sought HUD says boost would create more homebuyers By Robert Nusgart | Robert Nusgart,SUN REAL ESTATE EDITOR
Many paying loan rates that are too high 'The prime is no longer what it used to be' By Kenneth R. Harney
LyndwoodPatriot Homes, Ryan Homes and Williamsburg...
DTCMaryland Realtors elect Evans as presidentJohn G...
Sprouting a new market Product: Dr. Paul Talalay, who found the cancer-preventing quality of broccoli sprouts, has teamed with Green Giant Fresh to market his healthy discovery. By Mark Guidera | Mark Guidera,SUN STAFF
No one can claim the patent on planned obsolescence Microsoft and Mac, they'll both upgrade By MICHAEL HIMOWITZ
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