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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON JULY 26, 1998
FEATURES
Bumper crop of tableware Design: Summer colors and the fanciful spirit of the season brighten mealtimes. By Elaine Markoutsas | Elaine Markoutsas,UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE
The suppleness supplement Pain: Many believe that CosaminDS - glucosamine combined with chondroitin sulfate - can help joints stiffened by osteoarthritis. By Nancy Menefee Jackson | Nancy Menefee Jackson,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Chuck Sudetic's Bosnian war: enmities that could not die By DAN FESPERMAN | DAN FESPERMAN,SUN STAFF
Marinades for grilled poultry By Annette Gooch | Annette Gooch,Universal Press Syndicate
Blueberries suffer from last year's drought
A feeling for belongings Estates: Sorting out personal effects brings peace as well as sadness. By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub | Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub,SUN-SENTINEL, SOUTH FLORIDA
Seeing black-history sites Excursion: In Los Angeles and elsewhere, special-interest tours are revealing a cultural legacy seldom found in books. By Adam Pertman | Adam Pertman,BOSTON GLOBE
A comic film's acid test Benigni's 'Life Is Beautiful,' a humorous love story set amid the Holocaust, draws laughter, then a telling silence. By Jessica Lazar and Ann LoLordo | Jessica Lazar and Ann LoLordo,SUN FOREIGN STAFF
Some rock names don't quite roll By J.D. Considine
An outcast earns his way back By Stephen Wigler | Stephen Wigler,SUN MUSIC CRITIC
Musical team still humming Authors of 'The Fantasticks' hope for another hit with 'Mirette,' the centerpiece of the Goodspeed Opera House season. By J. Wynn Rousuck | J. Wynn Rousuck,SUN THEATER CRITIC
Armchair travel Booklist
New drugs promise relief By Liz Doup | Liz Doup,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Tip of the Week By Knight-Ridder/Tribune
A clip-and-save guide to a week's worth of meals By Susan Nicholson | Susan Nicholson,Universal Press Syndicate
Notable Authors By The Literary Almanac
Piety, comedy, pedophilia, treasure LATE-SUMMER NOVELS By Donna Rifkind | Donna Rifkind,Special to the sun
Variety isn't always the spice of life Restaurant: Woodfire's grilled meats and fish are fine, but unfortunately the restaurant doesn't stick with them . By Elizabeth Large | Elizabeth Large,Sun Restaurant Critic
'Melody Mooner Takes Lessons' Editor's note: After a whole year of trying out different hobbies, Melody Mooner finally finds one that suits her. By Frank B. Edwards
Software savvy Computer Time
Make a trip with toddlers terrific, not terrible Planning: If you're going a long way, baby your baby. By Eileen Ogintz | Eileen Ogintz,LOS ANGELES TIMES SYNDICATE
With guys and guitars, attraction is electric By Dave Barry | Dave Barry,Knight Ridder/Tribune
Finding family's history By Deborah Bowers | Deborah Bowers,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Carol Smith's 'Charmed Circle': sunsets, murder By Chris Kridler | Chris Kridler,SUN STAFF
A little trifle for the dieter Desserts: This delectable layered dish needn't be high in fat. By Holly B. Clegg | Holly B. Clegg,LOS ANGELES TIMES SYNDICATE
Arsenic probably safe in sciatica product By Joe Graedon and Teresa Graedon | Joe Graedon and Teresa Graedon,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
'A Beautiful Mind': the limit of sanity? By Laura Demanski | Laura Demanski,Special to the sun
Social calendarJuly 30: !Cajun Crabs!, a crab feast and... By SYLVIA BADGER
Lacrosse sidelines left far behind Athlete: With little playing experience, Rick Guinto, 55, scored a goal in a tournament last weekend. By Nancy Menefee Jackson | Nancy Menefee Jackson,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Steppingstone Museum By Karin Remesch
Keeping kids in line: A good threat does the trick By Susan Reimer
The Art of Construction Taking Shape
'The Sea Gull' By J. WYNN ROUSUCK
Looking good on the outside By Karol V. Menzie | Karol V. Menzie,Sun Staff
A happy ending, after all By Joanne E. Morvay | Joanne E. Morvay,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Campaign finance reform: Time to break the cycle Lots of words and little action show the abusive system must be managed, not overhauled. By Paul Taylor | Paul Taylor,Special to the sun
Fairway meets runway By Mary Corey | Mary Corey,Sun Staff
"I think you should read 'Ben Franklin Beware.' It is like...
Real readers don't need a list 'Great books' lists miss the point: Reading should be a joyous discovery, not a duty. By Laura Lippman | Laura Lippman,SUN STAFF
Past-life experiences in eastern Virginia Manors: Elegant old estates along the James River invite tourists to take a history tour. By Suzanne Murphy-Larronde | Suzanne Murphy-Larronde,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Child's Play A garden can be a wonderful - and educational - place for children. And there's no reason it can't appeal to kids as well as their parents. By Karol V. Menzie | Karol V. Menzie,Sun Staff
Corny Southern staple shines Entertaining: Homey cornmeal can make a hit in sophisticated party fare. By Betty Rosbottom | Betty Rosbottom,LOS ANGELES TIMES SYNDICATE
Sex, lies and the Net 'Our First Time' shows how easily we can be trapped in a Web of deception. By Young Chang | Young Chang,CONTRIBUTING WRITER
"The Untouchable," By John Banville, Vintage. 384 pages... By Nancy Pate | Nancy Pate,Knight Ridder/Tribune
In Step With -- James Brady By Lisa Pollak | Lisa Pollak,SUN STAFF
Wind instruments A gentle breeze is all it takes to stir wind chimes to life, and their soothing music suggests the wonder of nature By Elizabeth Large | Elizabeth Large,Sun Staff
Normal toddlers don't want to share
Lost Vegas Nevada: An old-time gambler recalls the glory days (and nights) of Glitter Gulch and discovers that at heart it hasn't changed. Las Vegas is still about glitz and gambling, even with that family-friendly label. By Andrei Codrescu | Andrei Codrescu,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
'Rufus Chronicle': to live while alive By Vincent Fitzpatrick | Vincent Fitzpatrick,Special to the sun
NEWS
Do video games teach kids to kill? An expert offers a troubling assertion that just might settle the debate By Kenneth B. Chiacchia
Vt. Gettysburg role recognized History: Howard Coffin's book, 'Nine Months to Gettysburg,' throws light on the little-known role of Vermonters in the pivotal battle of the Civil War. By boston globe
Carrier Harry S. Truman commissioned in Norfolk Clinton tweaks Congress on military spending By LOS ANGELES TIMES
Walls going up in Jericho -- construction of casino-hotel Palestinians, Israelis have role in project By Ann LoLordo | Ann LoLordo,SUN FOREIGN STAFF
In Burma, the horrific tools of war Rape, forced labor are among the methods of maintaining power By Dennis Bernstein and Leslie Kean
Politics and medicine in an election year Patients' rights: Health-care proposals in Maryland, Washington multiply to appeal to voters.
Ashcroft in 2000? By Andrew J. Glass
Pragmatic Sauerbrey steers to center By Barry Rascovar
Reining in school boards a necessity By Elise Armacost
Election foes must strike a balance Glendening, Sauerbrey need to cite other's flaws but not sound negative By Thomas W. Waldron | Thomas W. Waldron,SUN STAFF
2 residents of rowhouse in Baltimore die in blaze Third elderly person treated at Shock Trauma for smoke inhalation By Jacques Kelly | Jacques Kelly,SUN STAFF
County needs batters who know how to hit By Harold Jackson
Gary seeks school audit County executive asks state to investigate spending by district By Kris Antonelli | Kris Antonelli,SUN STAFF
Fire destroys apartments 4 hospitalized BY A SUN STAFF WRITER
Communities can't grow without proper watering By Mike Burns
County takes strong stand on valuesI moved to Carroll...
Waste plant causes debate Residents appeal F.S. Key plan, stalling renovations By Jackie Powder | Jackie Powder,SUN STAFF
Schools' future reduced to a finger-pointing game By Brian Sullam
Party aims to regain power Democrats campaign for executive's seat, council majority By Gady A. Epstein | Gady A. Epstein,SUN STAFF
U.S. chooses wrong side of tribunal issue Americans seems to want a war crimes court for everyone but Americans By Phyllis Bennis
Conrail's sale is good for shippers, Maryland businessLast...
Police charge Capitol suspect Spokesman says shooter acted alone in slaying of two Hill officers By David Folkenflik | David Folkenflik,SUN NATIONAL STAFF
Homes would devastate tract in Ellicott CityI am outraged...
A birthday at the races Parties: Hoping to create the railbirds of tomorrow, Laurel Park and Pimlico Race Course offer celebratory bashes for children. By Todd Richissin | Todd Richissin,SUN STAFF
Library offers 'brain benders' program By Cynthia Kamman | Cynthia Kamman,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Sykesville town Councilman Doxzen resigns Can't devote enough time because of job, he says By Mary Gail Hare | Mary Gail Hare,SUN STAFF
Essex takes a shine to police work Grateful neighborhood washes cars, serves pit beef to show appreciation By TaNoah Morgan | TaNoah Morgan,SUN STAFF
Opposition stands good chance in Cambodia elections Observers say vote could oust strongman Hun Sen By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Health-care debate: no rational decisions By William Pfaff
Movie shows a personal focus By JAMES M. CORAN | JAMES M. CORAN,SUN STAFF
Astronauts were our heroes but wouldn't let us get close By MICHAEL OLESKER
The resurrection of Mr. 'Potatoe' Head Quayle spells trouble for the English language By Andrew Marshall
25 years ago: Ten more state policemen are needed in... By Compiled from the archives of the Historical Society of Carroll County
Patapsco race fans dot land, waters City's first powerboat event draws boaters, some on shore to view By Ivan Penn | Ivan Penn,SUN STAFF
Grasso elects to try again for General Assembly seat Republican candidate came up short in '94 bid BY A SUN STAFF WRITER
That Larry -- he's controversial Vision: Combining conservative social policy with liberal spending, Mayor Larry Langford is determined to realize his dream for Fairfield, Ala. -- a dream some see as a nightmare. By Dana Hedgpeth | Dana Hedgpeth,SUN STAFF
President likely to testify under oath for prosecutors White House, Starr negotiate conditions for questioning Clinton By Lyle Denniston | Lyle Denniston,SUN NATIONAL STAFF
Ingenious idea links books, merchandise Dolls: A major corporation saw the value in the popular American Girls series and paid $700 million for the privately held Pleasant Co. By Mike Bowler | Mike Bowler,SUN STAFF
Urgency of history World War II: Veterans deserve to see a monument constructed on the Mall during their lifetimes.
Student reading lists a ritual of summer By Mary Maushard | Mary Maushard,SUN STAFF
Here is how members of Maryland's delegation on Capitol... By Roll Call Report Syndicate
Middle school plan no help for race relationsThe Anne...
An arresting questionI HAD an appointment to ride along... By TaNoah Morgan Winging it
Opinions aired at book club Discussion: At the Cockeysville library, students ages 8 to 11 talk about a selected book, then work on a related arts and crafts project. By Ron Snyder | Ron Snyder,CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Military in 'retreat' on race, Mfume says NAACP finds inequality despite overall progress By FROM STAFF REPORTS
Thea Almen, 88, reader, theatergoer, secretary...
Arons' marital turmoil under public scrutiny Testimony reveals private acrimony of 33-year partnership By Marcia Myers | Marcia Myers,SUN STAFF
Enclave revels in its freedom Residents happily go own way surrounded by order of Columbia By Dana Hedgpeth | Dana Hedgpeth,SUN STAFF
World War II veterans reunite to reminisce about 'brotherhood' 314th Regiment holds 52nd reunion in Baltimore By Mary Gail Hare | Mary Gail Hare,SUN STAFF
Police terror in Frederick County Driver rage isn't limited to civilians, author says By Margery Elfin
Merit system debate flares Balto. Co. employees, some elected officials oppose charter change By Larry Carson | Larry Carson,SUN STAFF
'Birth of a Nation' is great, but not good By GREGORY KANE
Colonialism is anti-democratic Puerto Rico bears the tag of world's oldest colony By Martin Espada
U.S. won't pursue war crimes suspects Arrest of accused Serbs might rekindle war fever By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Snowball stand provides flavorful way to beat heat By Rosalie Falter | Rosalie Falter,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Landscape changing in Towson Proposed law office upsets neighbors who fear influx of business By Suzanne Loudermilk | Suzanne Loudermilk,SUN STAFF
Williamsburg visit is a trip through time Colonial era re-created with new emphasis on family life and slavery By Larry Lipman | Larry Lipman,COX NEWS SERVICE
Hall of Fame opens door for writer Sam Lacy: Since 1930, he has chronicled athletes from Jackie Robinson to Tiger Woods. Today, he joins the greats in Cooperstown. By Mike Klingaman | Mike Klingaman,SUN STAFF
New York readies plans to counter terrorist attacks Program includes germ detectors, hospital deals, accords on drugs By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Dixie Chicks to sing, play at fair Tuesday Music: Texas-based trio, riding a hit album and touring extensively, still enjoys working in small venues. By Brenda J. Buote | Brenda J. Buote,SUN STAFF
Winterthur keeps watch for fake artifacts Museum adopts high-tech methodsto detect forgeries By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Residents oppose bike path in park Some say racism spurs arguments against trail By Dan Thanh Dang | Dan Thanh Dang,SUN STAFF
Richard Eberling, 68, accused by Dr. Sam Sheppard's son of...
SPORTS
Croaker are coming up big in the lower Chesapeake Bay By Peter Baker | Peter Baker,SUN STAFF
O's finally go home with loss Kamieniecki lasts 5 1/3 in return, but Mariners reach him in 4-2 defeat By Roch Kubatko | Roch Kubatko,SUN STAFF
Doubling efforts on offense Tone, chances change with Ravens' switch to two-back setup By MIKE PRESTON | MIKE PRESTON,SUN STAFF
Doby, Lacy hit inclusion homer In Hall, most elite club opens to player, writer who fought prejudice By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,SUN STAFF
BaseballBrewers: Placed P Al Reyes on 15-day DL...
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Orioles' ups and downs By Joe Strauss
Sutton reaches the mountaintop Cooperstown is peak for 324-game winner By Phil Jackman | Phil Jackman,SUN STAFF
Turner hopes to see what a difference a year makes Receiver eager to play after injury-riddled 1996, then sitting out 1997 By Gary Lambrecht XTC | Gary Lambrecht XTC,SUN STAFF
Ravens camp update By GARY LAMBRECHT
Step 1 in study of state industry taken By Tom Keyser | Tom Keyser,SUN STAFF
Question after trade: Is Hammonds real deal? Carter's departure puts outfielder on spot again By Joe Strauss | Joe Strauss,SUN STAFF
Baltimore-area teams make their mark Three boys sides advance to U.S. Youth title games By Gary Davidson | Gary Davidson,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Time is now to commit to Palmeiro By KEN ROSENTHAL
Swap of crew chiefs jump-starts Earnhardt Match of personalities turns teams' fortunes By Sandra McKee | Sandra McKee,SUN STAFF
The NFL moves in mysterious ways By Vito Stellino | Vito Stellino,SUN STAFF
Red Sox could stack wild-card deck with pitching deal By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,SUN STAFF
'Happy' Miller gives Malone raving endorsement as GM Pinkie still hurting, Alomar put on DL By Roch Kubatko | Roch Kubatko,SUN STAFF
Ravens newcomer By Eduardo A. Encina
No. 1,000 is magic Orosco moment Often overlooked, veteran reaches elite company By Joe Strauss | Joe Strauss,SUN STAFF
All Brandy to 'Queenie's' liking again Mare dominates stakes for second straight year By Bill Free | Bill Free,SUN STAFF
Hall of Fame capsules
Agassi eases into final Chang out By Phil Jackman | Phil Jackman,SUN STAFF
Fountains' boat was smoking too much Engine fire KOs effort after 100-plus-mph run By Peter Baker | Peter Baker,SUN STAFF
Fair-minded MacPhail joins feisty father in Cooperstown By JOHN STEADMAN
BUSINESS
Hot spots are old, elegant Sales: Four of the finest neighborhoods in the Baltimore area are drawing a swarm of buyers these days, say real estate agents By Dail Willis | Dail Willis,SUN STAFF
Internet stocks fly high, but questions linger Soaring returns fuel big rush, but issues lack track records By Bill Atkinson
Home sales far exceed expectations Local real estate market took off in January, still flying By Robert Nusgart | Robert Nusgart,SUN REAL ESTATE EDITOR
Years of toil create a home most delightful Renovation: A certain house on Washington Boulevard in Ridgely's Delight keeps getting better and better with the passing years. By Mary E. Medland | Mary E. Medland,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Staying still is not an option for Northrop After Lockheed debacle, it needs other partners By J. Leffall
Don't ignore little fees: They're costly Thousands of dollars over the years By Bill Barnhart | Bill Barnhart,CHICAGO TRIBUNE
Homeowners groups have legal duties
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EEC scours the red from bottom line A profitable year, at last, ignites a glow at Baltimore company By Sean Somerville | Sean Somerville,SUN STAFF
NAREB convention is here Aug. 8-14The National Association...
Fannie Mae to give $20 million to Baltimore SELP
Last call for port director Leaving: Tay Yoshitani, executive director of the Maryland Port Administration, departs this week, saying the port's future lies with roll-on, roll-off cargo, such as cars. By Robert Little | Robert Little,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Who will pay true cost of deregulation? Md. power companies want to bill customers for plant depreciation By Kevin L. McQuaid | Kevin L. McQuaid,SUN STAFF
Mortgage insurance: Rip-off finally easing Reforms await Clinton's signature By Kenneth R. Harney
Home-improvement book for 'dummies' By Karol V. Menzie and Ron Nodine
Unique, charming, beloved Ashburton is all that and more -- it's also where 'hizzonor' lives By Charles Belfoure | Charles Belfoure,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
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