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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON MAY 31, 1999

NEWS

Traditions survive in sale of men's club By Jamie Stiehm | Jamie Stiehm,SUN STAFF

Supply and demand By Ellen Goodman

Choir director places coda on 44-year music career By Sheridan Lyons | Sheridan Lyons,SUN STAFF

In a pinch, counting on a stranger By DAN RODRICKS

Gore's losses in Kosovo By Jack W. Germond and Jules Witcover

What would Ike do about Kosovo crisis? By Louis Galambos and Daun Van Ee

COPS windfall becoming a burden By Peter Hermann and Gerard Shields | Peter Hermann and Gerard Shields,SUN STAFF

Turkey begins treason trial of Kurdish leader Ocalan By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE

Collecting Patapsco recollections By Alice Lukens | Alice Lukens,SUN STAFF

Toddler falls from 3rd-floor window By Richard Irwin | Richard Irwin,SUN STAFF

If Hillary won't do it, they could always run Julian Bond... By DAN BERGER

Serbs put refugees in path of attack, survivors say By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE

China's espionage coup By Cal Thomas

Pilots recall mission of goodwill at service By Joe Mathews | Joe Mathews,SUN STAFF

David E. Becraft, air conditioning repairman, 47 By Kristine Henry | Kristine Henry,SUN STAFF

31 years later, Israel mourns lost sub By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE

Working for more civilized wars By Kurt Shillinger | Kurt Shillinger,BOSTON GLOBE

Violent school year ends, search for solutions begins By Jean Marbella | Jean Marbella,SUN NATIONAL STAFF

Long-dormant gun-control bills resurrected in state legislatures By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE

Reclaiming an urban refuge By Tom Pelton | Tom Pelton,SUN STAFF

William R. Aycock, 90, was chairman, part owner of McLean Contracting Co. By Kristine Henry | Kristine Henry,SUN STAFF

From Southeast Asia to Southeast Europe By Richard Reeves

Abuse cases bring state, U.S. together By Eric Siegel | Eric Siegel,SUN STAFF

East Baltimore man badly burned in house fire By Amy Oakes | Amy Oakes,SUN STAFF

Indictment raises tribunal's profile in Balkan conflict By NEWSDAY

Harford man charged in fatal shooting of Baltimore man By Amy Oakes | Amy Oakes,SUN STAFF

SPORTS

Quick-starting Beem set uncatchable pace By John W. Stewart | John W. Stewart,SPECIAL TO THE SUN

Scouting report: Orioles vs. Mariners By Joe Strauss

Webster encouraged by workout By Joe Strauss | Joe Strauss,SUN STAFF

Chuasiriporn: books to bucks By Don Markus | Don Markus,SUN STAFF

Kemper spotlight settles on Beem By Don Markus | Don Markus,SUN STAFF

Filled-up Brack captures Indy 500 By LOS ANGELES TIMES

New outlook raises Almonte's stats By Kent Baker | Kent Baker,SUN STAFF

`Revenge' brings it home in Gold Digger By Kent Baker | Kent Baker,SUN STAFF

Standout Syracuse aims higher By Jamison Hensley | Jamison Hensley,SUN STAFF

Fair Hill to bask in sun's warmth, $2 bets By Joe Clancy | Joe Clancy,SPECIAL TO THE SUN

A's sink Erickson in hurry, 11-5 By Joe Strauss | Joe Strauss,SUN STAFF

In heat, Salisbury rises to top By Edward Lee | Edward Lee,SUN STAFF

BUSINESS

Below are insider transactions of 1,000 shares or more for... By Insider Trading is written by CDA/Investnet of Fort Lauderdale, Fla

Cheaper auto insurance often a phone call away By JANE BRYANT QUINN | JANE BRYANT QUINN,Washington Post Writers Group

ENTERTAINMENT

Word 97 opens in same format as when closed By JAMES COATES | JAMES COATES,CHICAGO TRIBUNE

Makers deny ink-jets have sky-high costs By JEFF GELLES | JEFF GELLES,KNIGHT RIDDER / TRIBUNE

Desktop dart tossing has good points By RONNIE GILL | RONNIE GILL,NEWSDAY

Load PC, burn CDs, with your tunes By Stephen Buel | Stephen Buel,Knight Ridder/Tribune

Phone-line network has its hang-ups By MIKE HIMOWITZ

Byte To Bite By MICHAEL STROH | MICHAEL STROH,SUN STAFF

FEATURES

Intel dads wise up parents about PCs By LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS

Music and magic on Lyric's list By J. Wynn Rousuck | J. Wynn Rousuck,SUN THEATER CRITIC

Ausitions By Karin Remesch

Tapping the emotions: Its haunting 24 notes have been touching mourners since the Civil War. Now an exhibit at the Arlington National Cemetery Visitor Center tells the story behind the song. By DAN RODRICKS | DAN RODRICKS,SUN STAFF

Understudy role can be murder By J. Wynn Rousuck | J. Wynn Rousuck,SUN THEATER CRITIC