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Headline Index for 10/1/98


Index
  • LOCAL NEWS
  • WORLD/NATION
  • STATE/REGION
  • BUSINESS
  • LIVING
  • SPORTS
  • OPINION
  • ARTS/ENTERTAINMENT
  • EDUCATION
  • HEALTH
  • DAILY DATA
  • ADVICE



  • LOCAL NEWS


    Local News

    For 10/1/98

    The toughest ticket in town
    Sox box office is all sold out

    Cat owners carry burden of pets' safety
    Board backs medical center
    Wareham selectmen point to job growth

    Lakeville outlaws smoking
    Restaurant tobacco ban begins Jan. 1

    Meters catch folks off guard
    Mayor promises tickets to be forgiven

    Quiet for years, it's her turn to make noise
    BCC takes over city's job training agency
    First tests at Morse find no PCBs, owners say
    Freetown Council on Aging director to leave
    It's spooky how much horror costs
    Wolf-malamute cross puzzles Fall River officials
    Two agencies get grants for food programs
    News in brief
    Boston firm to be Freetown's counsel
    Brother bravely faced death from AIDS
    Fishermen balk at Marion scallop regulation
    Dartmouth proposal seeks to corral assisted-living projects
    Status quo remains for Mattapoisett golf course plans
    Aquarium Corp. hires development director
    Police raid uncovers marijuana packaging lab
    Marion chief unhappy with gun rules

    WORLD/NATION


    World/Nation

    For 10/1/98

    Budget in the black
    $70 billion surplus is first in 30 years

    IRS shows ranks of the rich keep growing
    Mom sentenced in freezing death of 5-year-old
    GOP plans broad Clinton hearings
    Cost of Starr probe tops $40 million
    Evacuees return home in wake of hurricane
    KGB spies' book reveals stories behind espionage
    Jeanne's winds winds; storm skirts Azores
    Police to get $229 million in grants
    Grenades injure 22 in Hebron
    After 25 years, Saudis ask U.S. help to develop oil industry
    Iraq: U.N. sanctions a form of genocide
    People, places & things in the news

    STATE/REGION


    State/Region

    For 10/1/98

    New prison opens in Shirley
    Hub restaurants serve cold shoulder to smokers
    Utilities fight deregulation repeal
    Black woman judge to oversee courts
    Proposed ordinance aims at controlling flow of beer kegs
    Businessman is taken on wild cab ride
    Brockton girl, family to attend nun's canonization
    Construction official pleads guilty in corruption scheme
    Vineyard observatory to be built

    BUSINESS


    Business

    For 10/1/98

    Dow average tumbles 237 points
    IMF: Global recession possible

    LIVING


    Living

    For 10/1/98

    Pointed labors of love
    Wareham women create art with needles

    Venerable theaters open new seasons
    Fall River, UMass troupes adopt French flair



    SPORTS


    Sports

    For 10/1/98

    No surprise -- Braves' Smoltz masters Cubs
    Super season is shaping up for Durfee
    A new legend is born: Spencer lifts Yankees
    Dartmouth wins tense battle with Stang
    Wild things
    Indians get riled-up, even series with Sox

    Opener was perfect for Papa Stottlemyre
    Padres still buzzing over Brown
    Strawberry has colon problem
    Valentin glares, Jackson yells, but calm prevails
    Red Sox notebook

    Sox pitching could end up a shambles
    D-R too tough for Apponequet golfers
    High school roundup

    Old Colony earns first soccer victory
    Soccer roundup

    Upcoming high school schedule
    Dan Quisenberry, ex-Royals reliever, dies at 45
    Saints haven't made many mistakes
    Patriots notebook

    Penn State vs. Ohio State: Tables have turned
    Bledsoe advises rookies: Be cool
    Daily Sports Capsule

    OPINION


    Opinion

    For 10/1/98

    Black support for Clinton has a deep cultural basis
    President is a pretty pathetic predator
    NBSO and Brubeck together
    Technology Center money gets a push from campaign
    Letters to the Editor

    ARTS/ENTERTAINMENT


    Arts/Entertainment

    For 10/1/98

    Sci-fi future schlock is good for a giggle or two
    Pianist to bring jazz to Japan
    Concerts at the Point begin tomorrow evening

    EDUCATION


    Education

    For 10/1/98

    After-school program begins
    NBHS theater instructor named teacher of year
    Aid for higher education has strings, accountibility

    HEALTH


    Health

    For 10/1/98

    Vitamins may cut risk of colon cancer
    Report: Americans don't eat enough vegetables
    Procedure limits lymph node removal in breast surgery
    Fall River walk to raise money for Alzheimer's disease

    DAILY DATA


    Daily Data

    For 10/1/98

    Corrections
    Yesterday's 3rd District Court action
    Yesterday's 4th District Court action
    Agenda: A daily guide to public meetings in Southeastern Massachusetts
    Funeral notices
    Daily Lottery Numbers
    Obituaries

    ADVICE


    Advice

    For 10/1/98

    Ask Beth
    Dr. Donohue
    Daily Horoscope
    Ann Landers
    Miss Manners
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