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Headline Index for 8/11/96


Index
  • LOCAL FARE
  • WORLD/NATION
  • STATE/REGION
  • BUSINESS
  • LIVING
  • SPORTS
  • OPINION
  • ARTS/ENTERTAINMENT
  • HOME
  • ADVICE
  • DAILY DATA


  • LOCAL FARE


    Local Fare

    For 8/11/96

    Church hasn't regretted playing host to needle exchange
    Outtakes
    Police officer, firefighter to be honored for rescue
    Run away, join circus while staying at home
    Celebrating chardonnay in Westport
    Fairhaven revives private use of old Town Hall ballroom
    Chamber offers Web seminar
    Water supply adequate for golf course
    Electrical job a valuable lesson for town, students
    The Polly Klaas story unfolded through a veil of many tears
    Fall River festival draws crowds to Spindle City
    Worn with jacket, dress looks like skirt
    Whaling Museum charts new course
    A needle program: 'It works'
    AIDS awareness has its day in the sun
    Water survey packet is private undertaking
    Push is on to open Little Bay conservation area
    New home construction scattered throughout town
    Resident pitches plan for hotel, convention center
    Cruise nights are a scene out of the '60s
    The churchgoer visits
    Acushnet library needs more elbow room, seeks funds for new building
    All this fuss about running mates

    WORLD/NATION


    World/Nation

    For 8/11/96

    Smithsonian rings in 150th
    Beard is gray, but Castro still strong
    Police: Ex-neighbor killed 4-year-old
    Nationwide search ends after confession

    Protestants back down in Londonderry
    Army diverts Irish marchers

    Former adviser Owen could haunt Dole campaign
    Delegates flock to convention city, embrace Dole-Kemp ticket
    People, places & things in the news
    Oregon must give gay mates insurance
    Blind climber scales El Capitan
    Dole, Kemp suit up
    Former quarterback completes the ticket

    Power outage hits West as temperatures soar
    Black man reunites with his white family
    36-year separation ended

    Can TV Get Beyond Convention Spectacle to Issues?
    Molinari: New Face for Grand Old Party
    From Lifetime Lessons and Pressures of Now: Where Clinton, Dole Stand
    A perky new face for the GOP
    Where Clinton, Dole stand on the issues

    STATE/REGION


    State/Region

    For 8/11/96

    Hobson denies he wrote confession on drug use
    State workers' abortions included in insurance now
    20-year-old faces kidnapping charges in Methuen
    Leasing plan gives farmers a way to get back on feet
    Social issues dividing even Bay State GOP

    BUSINESS


    Business

    For 8/11/96

    Heard on the street
    Ethics seen as corporate goal
    Firms increasingly concerned about workplace

    Corporate raider Pickens ready to hang it up at Mesa
    Fine dining for garden
    Maine firm starts marketing a 'gourmet compost'

    Retailers have a wait for next boom
    Economists see major changes in aging boomers

    New York Stock Exchange
    American Stock Exchange
    Casino shares fall as investors cool on buyouts
    Most fund owners aren't fat cats
    The theories behind tax cut proposals
    Business newsmakers
    Farms bigger than ever, census says

    LIVING


    Living

    For 8/11/96

    Independence at the Harbor
    Couples dumping on each other can be ruinous
    Parents have the ultimate weapon against adolescents: the power to embarrass
    Advance Photo System is developed, but not delivered
    Night of surprises awaits at Man Li
    Youngsters sound off, and an aide listens
    Need for privacy is real
    But little sister makes it difficult

    On the issues: Wojnar takes his stands
    A classic collection
    The Marion Antiques Show has something (old) for everyone

    In tomblike vaults, the future flickers and hums
    Look back in polyester:
    Disco ruled the '70s, has a nice day in the 90s

    JOHN GARFIELD: An actor's portrait, in noir and white
    Portrait miniatures on display in Newburyport
    Who needs people? Travel industry goes high-tech
    Desert treasures are for everyone
    Travelers should take precautions in hotels
    As the summer ends, adults begin travelling again

    SPORTS


    Sports

    For 8/11/96

    Another nice win for Sox
    Wakefield, Frye get it done, 3-2

    Baseball close to labor pact
    Riley should take plenty of Heat in Miami
    Dubois strikes again
    Riley should take plenty of Heat in Miami
    1946 is still in his heart
    DiMaggio was in the thick of action

    Tigers win another one in New York
    Eshelman heading back to bullpen
    Daily Sports Capsule
    Marder, Wedge survive scare at CCNB semifinals
    To Dom, baseball is in real trouble
    Unknown Cochran steals show at PGA
    Lefty shoots course-record 65 to take two-stroke lead

    Close but no Cigar -- the streak is over
    Zolak to take a back seat to Barker -- for now
    Pressure is on Martin after his fantastic rookie season
    Acushnet gears for annual race
    Donations, inductions highlight banquet
    Capeway League close to crowning champ
    SMU still struggles to find life after death
    Ohio U, Kent are battling years of football futility
    Blake eager, ready to make his mark on Oklahoma football
    Paterno's rules aren't for Enis
    Sophomore leads Penn St.

    Manning makes name for himself
    He's not just Archie's son, he's the nation's best QB


    OPINION


    Opinion

    For 8/11/96

    Bob Dole's home page a web wonder
    Jack Kemp an unexpected and welcome choice for V.P.
    Persistence pays off on Morse
    Letters to the Editor
    It's bad news for Earthbound religions
    Tell it

    ARTS/ENTERTAINMENT


    Arts/Entertainment

    For 8/11/96

    Still a pretty good deal
    While the cost of making a movie has soared, the price of a ticket has remained surprisingly stable

    Bijou keeps costs down with second-run movies
    Rice Novel Has No Vampires, But Lots of Bite
    Nobody said boo when Anne Rice came to New Orleans
    JONATHAN TAYLOR THOMAS: The boy who would be Pinocchio

    HOME


    Home

    For 8/11/96

    Whole house fan freshens air, saves power
    A green garden
    the place to enjoy leisure at day's end

    RFD postmarks are highly collectible, affordable
    Anniversaries
    Weddings
    Births
    Engagements
    Weddings
    Births
    The garden of Weeden
    Wild flowers, goldfish, and a hot tub make of a Fairhaven back yard a lush oasis of privacy

    Sue thy neighbor
    Hide the crayons! Here comes Paper Furniture
    Beyond Skol: toasting the happy couple

    ADVICE


    Advice

    For 8/11/96

    Dr. Donohue
    Miss Manners
    Daily Horoscope


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