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Headline Index for 9/18/96

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    • LOCAL FARE

    Local Fare

    For 9/18/96

    City fishermen reportedly found TWA debris
    City still king of region's fishing ports
    Critics say catch is proof that harsh restrictions are overkill
    Lawton nominated sheriff
    Many area races close
    Truck leak shuts down Route 140
    Traffic backs up as liquid nitrogen valve repaired
    Voters back Koczera
    Newcomer Saunders wins
    Truck leaking gas closes I-495 traffic in Wareham
    City company may close; 60 jobs threatened
    One Woman, one Vote
    Despite threats, victim faces his alleged attacker
    Koczera defeats Gerwatowski
    Lawton was well on her way to defeating Lincoln
    Lawton beats Lincoln in sheriff contest
    Fairhaven to repave Alden Road
    Agenda: A daily guide to public meetings in Southeastern Massachusetts
    Patriot cheerleaders to help United Way kick off season
    Agecies make pitches for Tobey will money
    Mother of Rep. Frank will speak in Acushnet
    Acushnet names interim school superintendent
    Retired educator is a familiar face
    3rd annual Gloucester forum on fisheries opens this week
    Phillip Morris tried to 'bury' damaging nicotine research
    Rodrigues claims victory in 8th Bristol District, but O'Neil cries foul
    Saunders wins: other commission seat close call
    Plymouth County treasurer unbeaten in primary election
    No clear winners emerge in four-way Plymouth County commissioner race
    Treadup bests 2 challengers in Bristol treasurer's race
    City police working the polls welcomed at the art musuem
    Rain, rain go away. Come again another day.
    City man gets year for drug possession
    Tell It to The Standard-Times
    Route 88 renovations get under way next week
    Jersey barriers, rumble strips, turning pockets coming
    Fairhaven Mills' power woes might require 'common sense'
    Yesterday's 3rd District Court action
    Yesterday's 4th District Court action
    A welcoming reception superintendent of New Bedford schools, will be held Sept. 27

    WORLD/NATION

    World/Nation

    For 9/18/96

    Spiro Agnew dies; twice vice president
    Ship snags whale
    Starving twins fight for life; mom charged
    Doctors banking on artificial blood
    People, places & things in the news
    Study: Heart operation kills
    Rulings give O.J. tougher job at trial
    Muslim likely to be Bosnia's new leader
    Clinton sends 3,500 troops to box in Hussein
    Debate panel tells Perot: 'You don't have a chance'
    Jewish leader raps Swiss banks
    GOP splits over immigration bill
    Passenger-side airbags assailed
    Safety experts say they're killing kids
    Violent crime rate follows trend, drops 9 percent
    Corrections Amplifications
    Voters in Washington, Oklahoma pick nominees
    Voters in Washington, Oklahoma pick nominees

    STATE/REGION

    State/Region

    For 9/18/96

    Wandering moose returned to wildlife area
    Rescue diver testifies by the time he got to site, crew had died
    Six Flags offers free tour of park
    Dust settles hard on Weld-Kerry debate
    Essex County sheriff resigns in corruption
    Legislative races won't alter political landscape
    4th District Republicans duking it out
    Winner to battle incumbent Barney Frank

    BUSINESS

    Business

    For 9/18/96

    Stocks quoted locally
    Fed keeps eye on rising industrial production
    Market slips on rising rates
    NEW BEDFORD SEAFOOD AUCTION
    IBM to offer incentives for many to leave
    Nynex accused of profiting excessively

    LIVING

    Living

    For 9/18/96

    Greek Recipes
    Jell-O makes pudding easy for singles, small families
    'Errors' sound like coupon fraud
    Saving pennies can be a crime
    Diet bliss: Lean foods to love
    Convenience on a budget: Try casserole
    IN ART, RIGHT AND LEFT HANDED DOESN'T MATTER
    What Would It Mean For 'Ellen' If Its Title Character Was Gay?
    For reporter, a flight to remember
    McBain's latest novel serves up un-bear-able suspense
    Preserving culinary heritage
    A Slice of Life
    NOAA researchers eye hurricanes from the inside out

    SPORTS

    Sports

    For 9/18/96

    A boy and his sled
    He took one for the team ... finally
    Keeping hope alive
    Sox continue season-long domination of Detroit
    Parcells needs to let Bledsoe be Bledsoe
    D.C. rallies to whip Revolution
    Goodine will play at UMD
    Former NBH star returns from UNH
    Cleveland wraps up AL Central
    With 3,001 hits, 40-year-old Molitor is still having fun
    Leyland will leave Pirates
    Daily Sports Capsule
    Jose comes back
    Canseco drives in lead run with walk
    Dembro a hero for Stang swim team
    City series postponed
    Vikings focused on Falcons
    Upcoming HS Sports
    Kelly hits bottom in AFC's QB ratings
    Switzer gets support
    Cowboys' owner says job is safe

    OPINION

    Opinion

    For 9/18/96

    Bare-knuckles Weld-Kerry race is not aging gracefully
    Letters to the Editor
    Needle exchange confronts drug use problem head-on
    Quotables
    No truth in selling Bob Dole as a 'soul man'

    ARTS/ENTERTAINMENT

    Arts/Entertainment

    For 9/18/96

    Tonight's sitcoms - Bad girls, bad boys, bad shows
    Daily Horoscope

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    ADVICE

    Advice

    For 9/18/96

    Dr. Donohue
    LOVE BUGS have many fine qualities but short lives
    Ann Landers
    EXPANDING WORLDVIEW ISN'T AS SIMPLE AS A'S AND B'S


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