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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON OCTOBER 11, 2005
NEWS
Gaza sets its sights on tourist dollars By JOHN MURPHY | JOHN MURPHY,SUN FOREIGN REPORTER
William T. Hackett, 84, steelworker, Balto. Co. official
Corrections
Cheerfully at the brink
Ravens give Angelos a respite, but not for long By MICHAEL OLESKER
Va. candidates back offshore gas drilling By TOM PELTON | TOM PELTON,SUN REPORTER
Changes weighed for Iraqi charter By LIZ SLY | LIZ SLY,CHICAGO TRIBUNE
Sun News Digest
Despite outcry from pundits, Miers pick fits Bush's modus operandi By CLARENCE PAGE
Coordinating relief
What Mr. Bush didn't tell you in Iraq speech By TRUDY RUBIN
2 construction workers hurt at Howard work site BY A SUN REPORTER
German parties to share power By JEFFREY FLEISHMAN | JEFFREY FLEISHMAN,LOS ANGELES TIMES
Pakistan's quake victims get trickle of aid By JAMES RUPERT | JAMES RUPERT,NEWSDAY
Sharon-Abbas summit delayed over troop, prisoner disputes By CHICAGO TRIBUNE
Texas correspondence, notes underscore Miers' ties to Bush By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Bressler, Santa J.
Hollis, Charles E.
Lefevre, James D.
Mckinght, Lillie B.
Mcreynolds, Mae
Moore, Virginia L.
Scott, Mary E.
Dabney, Anna B.
Tap-water caution issued in Carroll By NICOLE FULLER | NICOLE FULLER,SUN REPORTER
University basks in glow of prize By MATTHEW DOLAN | MATTHEW DOLAN,SUN REPORTER
Draper, Carl J.
Time to clean up Md. power plants By ERIC SCHAEFFER
Medicare handbook has error By JUDITH GRAHAM | JUDITH GRAHAM,CHICAGO TRIBUNE
Farm selected for horse park By JAMIE STIEHM | JAMIE STIEHM,SUN REPORTER
UM professor shares Nobel By ERIC SIEGEL | ERIC SIEGEL,SUN REPORTER
Lindsey, Arliss R.
Proescher, Anna Marie
Bush dines in French Quarter By EDWIN CHEN | EDWIN CHEN,LOS ANGELES TIMES
Morris, Helen Juanita Stout
Lentz, Androula
Other Notable Deaths
James Duttera LeFevre, 92, Sun circulation supervisor
Johnson, Lloyd J.
Kaiss, Alice A.
Buckingham, Doris M.
Wayson, Amelia
Slawinski, Joseph H.
Rodman, Esther
Energy Hog shows U.S. what not to do By WILLIAM NEIKIRK | WILLIAM NEIKIRK,CHICAGO TRIBUNE
University basks in glow of prize By MATTHEW DOLAN | MATTHEW DOLAN,SUN REPORTER
Man in Annapolis stabs wife and self By ANNIE LINSKEY
Barr, Irwin R.
`Did I fail, Ms. Darley?' By LIZ BOWIE | LIZ BOWIE,SUN REPORTER
Lipko, C. Virginia
Schools add to hurricane relief By SARA NEUFELD | SARA NEUFELD,SUN REPORTER
Connecting economics, other social sciences By LAURA SMITHERMAN AND PAUL ADAMS | LAURA SMITHERMAN AND PAUL ADAMS,SUN REPORTERS
Russ, Jack A.
Pearl S. Dix, 90, legal secretary, animal rescuer
Slagle, Henry J.
Aaron, Aaron Morris
Neubert, William J.
Their own parents
Running mate speculation percolates By DOUG DONOVAN | DOUG DONOVAN,SUN REPORTER
Dillow, Linda J.
Romano, David Alan
Dorsey, Queen E.
Police Blotter By RICHARD IRWIN
Ebert, Rosemary
Carter, Olivia E.
Ciocchi, Geraldine B.
Grasham, Joan M.
Pipe ruptures during upgrade, spilling sewage into Jones Falls By NICOLE FULLER
Mr. Gilchrest's flip-flop
Amid shortage of troops, airmen given new jobs By MARK MAZZETTI AND GREG MILLER | MARK MAZZETTI AND GREG MILLER,LOS ANGELES TIMES
City/county Digest By SARA NEUFELD
Letters To The Editor
Morrison, Ira L. Jr.
Eating fish weekly may slow memory loss, study shows By RONALD KOTULAK | RONALD KOTULAK,CHICAGO TRIBUNE
Cohen, Toby
Subway bomb threat appears fabricated By ROCCO PARASCANDOLA AND KNUT ROYCE | ROCCO PARASCANDOLA AND KNUT ROYCE,NEWSDAY
Linda Nickoles, 63, owner of popular Woodbine Inn By FREDERICK N. RASMUSSEN | FREDERICK N. RASMUSSEN,SUN REPORTER
Saffran, Michael Kevin
American University president fired By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Shine light on dark stain of U.S. prisoner abuse By JAMES ROSS
Raymond J. Gordon, 85, salesman
Rebuilding to survive quakes By FRANK D. ROYLANCE | FRANK D. ROYLANCE,SUN REPORTER
Blessings from disaster By MARY GAIL HARE | MARY GAIL HARE,SUN REPORTER
BUSINESS
Further Fed rate rises likely By WILLIAM SLUIS | WILLIAM SLUIS,CHICAGO TRIBUNE
Retailers' holiday hopes rosy By ANDREA K. WALKER | ANDREA K. WALKER,SUN REPORTER
UAW's high wages at risk By RICK POPELY, JIM MATEJA AND STEVE FRANKLIN | RICK POPELY, JIM MATEJA AND STEVE FRANKLIN,CHICAGO TRIBUNE
Airlines, wary of bird flu, holding off on safeguards By MARK SKERTIC | MARK SKERTIC,CHICAGO TRIBUNE
Sabatini is named president of new HMO By M. WILLIAM SALGANIK | M. WILLIAM SALGANIK,SUN REPORTER
Refco board removes CEO over money owed company By BLOOMBERG NEWS
SPORTS
Destination Golf By BILL FREE
The Kickoff
Redskins defense chases those elusive turnovers By EDWARD LEE | EDWARD LEE,SUN REPORTER
Player `passion' won't be curbed, coach says By BRENT JONES | BRENT JONES,SUN REPORTER
Billick needs to take charge, or else he'll pay with his job By MIKE PRESTON
Billick: No need to punish team By JAMISON HENSLEY | JAMISON HENSLEY,SUN REPORTER
Flanagan gets GM job By RICK MAESE
Time off suits White Sox fine By CHICAGO TRIBUNE
Overlea football handles Chesa.-B By FROM STAFF REPORTS
Broadneck's move pays off By GLENN GRAHAM | GLENN GRAHAM,SUN REPORTER
Play, the universal language By MILTON KENT
Flanagan gets GM job By DAN CONNOLLY AND ROCH KUBATKO | DAN CONNOLLY AND ROCH KUBATKO,SUN REPORTERS
They Said It
Course at a glance / CLIFTON PARK
FEATURES
Breaking the boundaries of bluegrass By JONATHAN PITTS | JONATHAN PITTS,SUN REPORTER
Ravens blew the chance to set record By ROB HIAASEN | ROB HIAASEN,SUN REPORTER
Wooten plays the Recher
Go to church and listen to some interesting concerts By TIM SMITH | TIM SMITH,SUN MUSIC CRITIC
Harm city By ABIGAIL TUCKER | ABIGAIL TUCKER,SUN REPORTER
`Born' again with comic, local flavor By J. WYNN ROUSUCK | J. WYNN ROUSUCK,SUN THEATER CRITIC
BSO to reduce its staff by 11 By MARY CAROLE MCCAULEY | MARY CAROLE MCCAULEY,SUN REPORTER
The deconstruction of Harriet Miers is filled with sexism By SUSAN REIMER
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