- POSTAL INSPECTOR FACES EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGES
- SOVIETS, FREEDOM
- MINORITIES, WOMEN SET UP AS FRONTS
- `ANASTASIA` FROM `PETER THE GREAT` DIRECTOR
- FROM `CHIPS` TO `TRUE CONFESSIONS` FOR ESTRADA
- PERUVIAN LEADER`S FUTURE CHAINED TO ECONOMY, REBELS
- CREATIVITY MAY DEPEND ON WHICH SIDE OF BRAIN IS WINNING
- WHOLE KERNEL CORN A MAJOR PART OF VEAL MEAL
- ISLE ROYALE A REFUGE FOR ANIMALS AND MAN
- NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION STILL LAGS BEHIND AVERAGE GROWTH RATE OF
- THE GALENA LIMITED WILL RUN THIS YEAR
- EXPANSION VICTIM OF USFL DEMISE
- THAT`S ODD, AND PERFECT TO COLLECT
- `YANKEE SAMURAI` A FILM TRIBUTE TO THOSE WHO FOUGHT TO SAVE FACE
- BARNES SEEKS TO HOLD ON TO JOB
- A PERFECT UNION FOR CREDIT CARDS
- CHIP KEEPS NORMAN IN CONTROL AT PGA
- ADVISERS HELP LINK TECHNICAL TRUTH WITH THE ILLUSION OF ENTERTAINMENT
- FARROW NETS U.S. OPEN BID
- HANDS-ON APPROACH LIFTS SCIENCE OFF TEXTBOOK PAGE
- ART`S BACCHANAL
- RETIRE? 65-YEAR-OLD JAZZ PIONEER DAVE BRUBECK IS TOO BUSY TO `TAKE 5`
- OTHER DOGS THAT SERVE AND HEAR
- LOOKING FOR RESPECT
- `LIGHT` MOVES AT MOLASSES PACE BUT SHINES WITH PASSION AND INTENSITY
- MIDDLE-AGED BOSSES BECOMING OBSOLETE
- THE GREAT BEEF BEEF SEEMS TO BE LEANING TOWARD THE BETTER GOOD
- HOW DO YOU SPELL MVP? C-L-E-M-E-N-S?
- 1 OF A SELECT FEW, OR 20,000, LOSES OUT ON SALES GIMMICK
- BASCHNAGEL HOPES TO CATCH ON
- AS THE CAMERAS ROLLED, CHICAGO WAS DREAM CITY
- THE CLOSETS MAY BE BRIMMING WITH BUCKS
- LIBERTYVILLE MAY TELL PICNICKERS TO PAY UP
- NOW THAT OPEC AGREES TO AGREE
- SACRED VALLEY BECOMES FAIRWAY AS CHINA DRIVES FOR GREEN
- DRUG DRAGNET
- RUNNERS
- LOUGANIS COMES BACK FROM MISTAKE
- FOR A FEW, EVANSTON-NU PROJECT IS HOME WRECKER
- SHARING PLANS GIVE THE SMALL SHOT AN OFFICE
- ONLY 5 YEARS OLD, IBM`S PC IS A `CLONE WARS` DRAFTEE
- DIVISION III`S DUDEK KNOWS NFL IS NO SNAP
- THE KING OF ROCK IS DEAD, BUT THE ELVIS MUSEUMS ROLL ON
- GIRLS RULE IN SOAP BOX
- DESPITE TRAGEDY, PIANIST LEON FLEISHER REACHES THE PINNACLE OF
- BYRNEFEST REMINDS VOTERS OF MUNICIPAL PARTIES PAST
- THE GREAT ARTIVACT GRAB
- APARTMENTS EXPAND, BEGIN LEASING
- PENSIVE TROUT HELPS CUBS TRIM PHILS
- FEAR COLORS EGYPTIANS` PEACE HOPES
- The Other Side of the Story, by…
- ILLINOIS ASKS LONGER GOOSE HUNT SEASON
- SALE OF APARTMENTS TO MAKE UNCLE SAM HAPPY
- GET DEGREES IN 2 NATIONS AT ONCE
- HIGUERA, BREWERS GO THE SOX 1 BETTER
- MINER EX-PARTNER NAMED PARKS LAWYER
- YUGOSLAVIAN CLERIC TO TAKE PART IN FEST
- What scared me worse was not going…
- CRITICS UP IN ARMS ON DEPUTIES
- BALANCING COMES NATURALLY WITH THE BICYCLE IN MOTION
- THE GREAT ARTIVACT GRAB
- REELING U.S. OIL INDUSTRY UNLIKELY TO RECOVER BECAUSE OF OPEC
- RUGS WILL GET RED-CARPET TREATMENT
- COWLEY GETS HIS RUNS AS SOX BATTER BREWERS
- A GANG THAT WON`T GO AWAY
- TOMCZAK TERRIFIC AS BEARS ROMP
- CADDY GETS IN EYE OF MEDIA, TOO
- WHAT DO YOU DO WITH $1.7 MILLION?
- OUTPUT CUT GIVES OPEC SYMBOLIC LIFT
- ANTIBODIES SHOOT FROM THE LAB INTO DISEASE FIGHTING
- HILDING R. LOVING
- MUSICAL CHAIRS NO LONGER JUST A GAME
- MITCHUM AND BERGEN BACK IN `WINDS OF WAR` SEQUEL
- DESPITE NEW SHUTTLE PUSH, NASA`S FUTURE UP IN AIR
- RESTORING SOVIET-ISRAEL RELATIONS
- SORE ARM MAY FORCE ALLEN OUT TILL NEXT SEASON
- BREWERS, HIGUERA HOLD OFF WHITE SOX
- INTERESTING NEWCOMER BOWS IN SPORTSWRITER`S `DEAD AIR`
- CZARS GONE, BUT SPORT OF KINGS LIVES
- METEORIC ANITA BAKER JUST CAME OUT WITH THE RIGHT VOICE AT THE
- OLD BATH FIXTURES HAVE CHARM, PROBLEMS
- SOUL-SEARCHING OVER ARTIFICIAL HEARTS INTENSIFIES
- HOW TO SAVE ON ELBOW GREASE AFTER GRILL COOLS
- GRAB YOUR BACKPACK, IT`S TIME TO TAKE A HIKE
- AS ANY ZIT-BRAIN KNOWS, ANYTHING GOES AS LONG AS YOU DO IT BY
- REAGAN`S TEST SHOWS NO AILMENT
- BETWEEN THE LINES, UKRAINE`S GRIM TALE
- HISTORIC CLIVEDEN NOW OPEN TO THE INN CROWD
- THE GREAT ARTIVACT GRAB
- PHILS, BEDROSIAN SHUT DOWN CUBS
- BUTLER BOOTS AWAY HIS EXTRA-POINT STREAK
- CHARLES F. CONLON
- JOB LISTING A HIGH-TECH HIT AT FAIR
- PORTRAIT OF BULL RUN
- CHECKPOINT CHARLIE: THE RISKS AND REWARDS OF A DASH FOR FREEDOM
- TREASURE HOUSE
- VITAL STATISTICS
- CLAWING YOUR WAY TO THE TOP
- CHILD SEASONS MOM`S CROPS
- PLACEMENT HELP — AND A PLACE TO GO MORNINGS AFTER 40
- BOLINGBROOK PITS MIGHT AGAINST BLIGHT
- `SCTV` STAR EUGENE LEVY DISCOVERS MOVIES HAVE A MAKEUP ALL THEIR
- A BAKER MUST BE PREPARED TO RISE TO THE OCCASION
- CARLTON MAY BE HEADED FOR SOX
- FIVE OFFICE BUILDINGS ANNOUNCED FOR ELGIN
- CREATIVITY CAN CONQUER PESKY SPACES
- SECURITY PATROLS KEEP ROWDY COMMUTERS ON TRACK
- THIS MAY BE DEATH KNELL FOR THE HEART TRANSPLANT PROGRAM
- WALK, EARLIER MEALS MAY HELP DOG
- DISTILLERS GO WITH FLOW OF DRINKING TRENDS
- HULBERT WARMS TO INVERNESS
- WASHINGTON/NATIONAL
- MORE COUPLES ADAPT SO THEY MAY ADOPT
- TOMATOES CROP UP AS NO. 1
- U.S. JUDGE UPHOLDS FINGERPRINT ORDER
- GRIZZLIES, TOURISTS OPEN THE CONTROVERSY SEASON AT YELLOWSTONE
- PERELMAN BIOGRAPHY WILLING TO PLEASE, BUT FLESH IS WEAK
- OPTIMIST`S PITCH FOR BETTER FACTS
- JAHN`S STATE OF ILLINOIS CENTER REVISITED: STRONG ENOUGH TO SURVIVE THE STORM
- NRC FLIPS SWITCH AT EDISON PLANT
- NORMAN`S CHIP SHOT SAVES DAY
- `REGRETS ONLY` ONLY APT ON ITS TITLE PAGE
- KNOWING HOW TO FIX THINGS AROUND THE HOUSE ARE TOOLS OF HER TRADE
- SORTING OUT THE REAL DEAL BEHIND THAT `$31 AIR FARE` TO HAWAII
- `IT WAS FUN,` SUTCLIFFE SAYS
- SANTA FE IS MADE FOR WALKING . . .
- AMERICA`S `LITTLE MAN` COMES OUT OF HIDING IN `GOING TO THE TERRITORY`
- SANTA FE IS MADE FOR WALKING…
- THE TICKS AND THE TOCKS OF BUYING HEIRLOOM CLOCKS
- LOW-AIRFARE PENALTIES GUARANTEE YOU`LL ONLY GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR
- `GIRL OF FORTY,` OR WHAT MAKES CALIFORNIAN SUKI YUCKY
- WOODWARD: IN CONTROL OF `EQUALIZER`
- SOFA BED NO LONGER UGLY DUCKLING
- FARM IN BACKYARD CAN CULTIVATE A HAVEN OF VEGETABLES
- HOME VALUES SOAR ON NORTHWEST SIDE
- MET MANAGER PLAYS CATCH-UP WITH CUBS
- IF ALL DRINKS EQUAL, ARE SOME MORE EQUAL THAN OTHERS?
- KOSHER KITCHENS CAN BE MODERN AND STILL SERVE TRADITION WELL
- POOLS ARE THE HEARTH OF SUMMER
- REGULATORS FLIP SWITCH AT LASALLE
- FERRETS CAN BE HARMFUL, VETS WARN
- HOWARD FRUMIN
- TIMELY WAYS TO STAKE CLAIM ON YOUR TIME
- FORD`S LEGACY
- SYMPATHETIC?
- TANYA TUCKER HAS EMERGED FROM 3 BAD YEARS INTO A COMFORT ZONE
- NEW BOOK EXAMINES LIABILITIES OF X-RAYS
- MARCHERS PROTEST PARK-CAMPING BAN
- SENATE CUTS DEFENSE FUNDING, REDIRECTS `STAR WARS` COURSE
- JUDGE BARS BUILDER SUED BY HARTIGAN
- STATE FAIR HIGHLIGHTS ON MONDAY
- FACELIFT AT TAHOE VILLAGE: MORE THAN FROSTING ON THE CAKE
- DOCUMENTING THE REPETITIVE REALITY OF COMMUNISM
- AND KINDLY CURB YOUR LOOK-ALIKE
- PIRATES DON`T REGRET LOSING DELEON
- ON DEPTH CHART, IT`S 3 MUSKETEERS
- MEN, IT`S DARK, AND YOU`VE LOST YOUR KEYS: CHOOSE YOUR DIGNITY
- COIN CATEGORIES FAILING TO MAKE COLLECTORS` GRADE
- MAGIC, MYSTERY AT THE INDIANA DUNES
- MOURNERS BID FAREWELL TO HEART PIONEER
- SUBURB FIGHTS TO SHAKE AN IMAGE OF CORRUPTION
- UFAC`S TAG MEANS SAFETY
- DEMOCRATIC LEADER PUT ON THE SPOT
- FURAMA LACKLUSTER EXCEPT WHEN MAGIC COMES ROLLING OUT
- BLACKS ON TV: CHOCOLATE WHITES
- `HEART OF THE ORDER` SWINGS FOR BLEACHERS BUT FADES ACROSS FOUL
- SPIRIT STAYS IN `LOCKED-IN` BODY
- BROTHERLY LOVE SHINES THROUGH AT EVERLYS` SHOW
- BEAR-TRACKERS LIKE THE WORKING ALTERNATIVE
- IN FILM DIRECTING DEBUT, DAVID MAMET GIVES NEPOTISM A GOOD NAME
- WILL THE WOLF SURVIVE?
- REV. WALTER H. CHELMINSKI
- NEAR NORTH HOTEL WINS CLIENTS
- FOR HARRIS, THERE`S NO LOOKING BACK
- ERGONOMICS IN, BUT WILL CHAIR FLIP YOU OUT?
- MUSIC INDUSTRY HUMMING WITH ACTIVITY
- BONSAI HOBBY ONLY DWARFED BY ITS POPULARITY
- BRISBANE BECOMES A HAPPENING
- 2 LANGUAGES ARE 1 TOO MANY FOR ADMINISTRATION
- A MORE CONFIDENT JULIO IGLESIAS RENEWS HIS ROMANCE WITH AMERICA
- GRAINS OF TRUTH IN DEAL`S CHAFF
- GAMES PEOPLE PLAY NOW `FOLK ART`
- CRANE PROJECT SEES SUCCESS ON THE WING
- QUIET MIGHT EDGES THAI-CAMBODIA FRONT
- DITKA LAUDS PLAYERS` UNITY ON TESTS
- JUDGE HOLDS FIRM ON DEVELOPER SUIT
- SAFETY BELTS
- MINORITY PACT
- `LIKE EVERYONE`
- NETHERLANDS, FOR THE HEAVEN OF IT
- NOT ALL KNOW HIM, BUT ALL WELCOME AT BILLIKEN`S PARADE
- ACUPUNCTURE TRAINEES PIN DOWN EXPERIENCE
- LEO W. KARTZ
- BOUL MICH BRIDGE TO CLOSE FOR REPAIRS
- FAVORABLE WINDS BLOW FOR OLD LIBERTY VANE
- WHERE THE SUN DOESN`T SHINE
- TOMCZAK TERRIFIC AS BEARS ROMP
- REAGAN BACK IN THE HOSPITAL
- VOICE OF THE READER SPEAKS UP ON ORIENT
- TOWN HAS CAJUN FLAVOR SANS TOURIST AFTERTASTE
- JULY 14, 1966
- KELLY WARD RECORDS ORDERED IN MOORING PROBE
- REHEATED SCRIPT AND UNCOOKED ACTING JUST LEAVE A BAD TASTE FOR
- FATHER CHARGED WITH NEGLECTING 7 CHILDREN
- CREDIT CARDS
- Charles A. ”Chuck” Sewell, 56, chief test…
- SOX MAY BE CLOSE TO SIGNING FOSTER
- REMEMBER THESE TIPS AT CLOCK-BUYING TIME
- CALIFORNIA SHAKEN, NOT QUAKING
- SPORTS IN CHICAGO: WHAT FINKS THINKS
- LOVE`S NO MATCH FOR AN OLD FLAME
- WAS EDISON ADVERSARY FATHER OF `STAR WARS`?
- FROM CRIME TO DRUGS TO DESPAIR
- NORMAN EXTENDS PGA LEAD
- ACCOUNTANT WATCHDOG BILL DUE FOR DEBATE
- LAWYER`S FUTURE HANGS ON A PAST HE CAN`T SHAKE
- BLACKS, GAYS
- 2,000 MILES: ONLY THE HARDY NEED APPLY
- TROUT TO GET RELIEF FROM BULLPEN ROLE
- DREADED HURRICANE MAY BE WELCOME SIGHT FOR DROUGHT STRICKEN
- FOR BODZIANOWSKI, COMEBACK`S NO JOKE
- THOMAS EAGLETON`S UNSINKABLE SECRETS
- BUTTONING UP FOR INJECTIONS
- TRANSLATOR EASES COMPATIBILITY, BUT IT TAKES SOME TIME
- COLLECTIVE EFFORT DETERMINES WHAT`S IN, WHAT`S OUT IN DECORATIVE
- FEW FROM USFL FIGURE TO STICK
- APPALACHIAN TRAIL
- U.S. PROMOTERS AID IN PRETORIA`S RACE FOR RESPECT
- ROCK SONGS: NOBODY UNDERSTANDS THEM
- EDGING INTO A BEAUTIFUL LAWN TAKES LITTLE WORK
- FINKS STILL FINDS HOT SEAT HEAVENLY
- THE PERSONAL TOUCH MAKES DELECTABLE COLLECTIBLES A GOOD INVESTMENT
- HARSH COLD MOST LIKELY KILLED ROSE BUSHES
- Q & A
- A special ”Liberty” folder has been jointly…
- TEXAS` 10-GALLON BUDGET DEFICIT
- HOUSING CHOICES REQUIRE PLANNING TO ALLEVIATE RETIREMENT PREDICAMENT
- GROUP WANTS TO TEST CITY`S BUILDING CODE
- RECORD CROWD SEE PACKERS WALLOP JETS
- TELEPHONE WALKOUT AVERTED
- WILL KEVIN SWEENEY DWARF DOUG FLUTIE?
- PARKWAY A JOURNEY INTO ICE AGE
- GOURMET PICNIC FARE DOESN`T HAVE TO BE DIFFICULT TO PREPARE
- A CASE FOR KEEPING TAX-EXEMPT BONDS
- VITA KOPSTEIN
- BLADDER-CONTROL WOES NOT A SOLITARY BURDEN
- 5 TEENS ARRESTED IN `L` VANDALISM
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