- SHINE ON
- NOT A BANNER DAY FOR THIS TEACHER
- SOCCER LOVERS KICK UP A FUSS
- 0-19 ORIOLES STILL FIRST IN HEARTS OF SUFFERING FANS
- AFGHAN PARADE BELIES UNCERTAINTY
- TAKING YOUR BRAIN ON VACATION
- THE UPBEAT DUKAKIS: AN AGENT OF CHANGE THAT DOESN`T THREATEN
- The pressure is off for Vance Law,…
- THE SULTAN OF SWEAT
- IT`S TIME WE WENT TO PHASE THREE TO PUNISH CRIMINALS
- MEDIA PREFER GOSSIP TO ISSUES, DOLE SAYS
- BUYOUT OF CNW CANCELED
- LAB SCHOOLS BENEFIT
- PRAISE THE LORD – AND PASS THE HANKY
- On April 27, 1521, Portuguese explorer Ferdinand…
- REALTOR LILLIAN M. BAAR, 72
- EVANSTON NAACP DINNER
- A NATION FINDS ITS FUTURE MAY LIE IN THE PAST
- IN STRIKE-PRONE ITALY, THIS ONE IS TOO MUCH
- ILLINOIS COUPLES CATCH THE WEDDING WAVE IN WISCONSIN
- WHO`S CALLING?
- `JUNKIE` MAKES NEW MAGAZINES HIS DEPARTMENT
- RICHARD N. AUSTIN
- ZENITH: ALL OPTIONS ARE BEING EXPLORED
- QUAKER OATS PROFIT JUMPS 46% IN THIRD QUARTER
- SATURN RETAINS FIRESTONE
- SALES AND BARGAINS
- FORMER CZECH STAR HOPES TO TAKE A LEAP FORWARD
- DEMI IN DEMAND
- HOME EQUITY SHOWDOWN NEAR
- ONE LITTLE QUESTION: WAS THIS BEFORE OR AFTER THE PIE FIGHT?
- BURR RIDGE WATER AGREEMENT REACHED
- MONEY WOES CLOSE W. SIDE HOSPITAL
- SUBURBAN SIZZLER
- AN UN-AMERICAN MOVE BY TANDY
- SANTA FE FINDS GOLD
- HOW TO COPE WITH NIGHTMARES – AND WHAT NIGHT TERRORS MEAN.
- VIDEO LINEUP ALL MICHAEL JACKSON
- DESPITE VIOLENCE AND FEAR, WE CAN`T GIVE UP ON STUDENTS
- PROSPECTS GROW DIM FOR CUBAN CHANGE OF HEART
- HERE`S HOW TO HELP THE UNDERCLASS
- CHIEF OF ST. CHARLES SCHOOLS DELAYS STUDENT BUSING ACTION
- DIEHL ROAD EXTENSION GETS THE GO-AHEAD
- PLANT`S FATE WEIGHED
- INDIAN LAKES PUTS PARKERS IN A ROUGH
- NEVADA TO BAR GAMBLING FIGURE
- ITALIAN OFFICIALS FIND POISON IN GRAPEFRUITS FROM ISRAEL
- ADULT BOOKSTORE OWNER, CLERK FINED
- AMOCO FORECASTS SOLID FUTURE
- WHEN MEN GET A GRIP ON IT, A JAR TAKES A TURN FOR THE BETTER.
- LIGHT-LINE FISHING PRODUCES SOME HEAVY-DUTY ENJOYMENT
- RFK SLAYING AGAIN DRAWS CROWD
- AND THIS PARTY WAS JUST THE APPETIZER
- CITY HALL LOWDOWN . . .
- JACKSON `THREATS`
- MEDICAID FUNDING CUT OFF BY STATE
- CONVICTED GREYLORD DEFENDANT LASHES OUT AT JUDGE IN HIS TRIAL
- 2 ISRAELIS, 3 ARABS DIE IN FIREFIGHT
- DON`T `AL` ME!
- BRITISH CONFECTIONER LOOKS GOOD TO NESTLE
- EVELYN M. GUSTAFSON
- JUSTICES WEIGH PROSECUTOR LAW
- BURR RIDGE HALTS PROJECT UNTIL STREETS ARE PAVED
- KENTUCKY DERBY LOOKS LIKE 2-WAY CONTEST
- THOMAS FRANCIS FINCH
- BAXTER PROFITS RISE 38% IN FIRST QUARTER
- NEW TV STATION PLANNED
- ALDERMEN TRY TO REZONE REFORM PLAN
- NEXT WE`LL MEET IN THE SUPERMARKET
- 2 PLAYS EXPLORE SOUTH AFRICA`S UNDERSIDE
- WARNER GIVES A DAMN
- NBA PLAYERS, OWNERS SETTLE ON 6-YEAR DEAL
- SEAGRAM`S MAY PULL SOME BRANDS
- U.S. LOSES WORLD COURT RULING
- MARIEL HEMINGWAY`S NEW ROLES
- A NEW TWIST TO THE OLD-FASHIONED MYSTERY
- WOODS AND WATERS
- A $2 MILLION WEDDING
- COURT ORDER BANS PARKING TICKETS
- The Bears are confident that offensive lineman…
- DONALDSON`S RENAMED
- `NO RIGHT`
- SYCAMORE EDGES BATAVIA, BOOSTS MARK TO 16-0
- BUDGET PARIS?
- PENNSYLVANIANS FIND JACKSON IN . . . OHIO
- REGULATORS BACK CIRCUIT BREAKER
- FOREST PRESERVE PLAN GETS NEW LOOK
- PLAYOFFS TEST BULLS` ROOKIES
- 83-YEAR-OLD PLEADS GUILTY IN DIXMOOR BRIBERY CASE
- LEE SMITH THRIVING ON TREATMENT BY BOSTON FANS
- `THE REAL STUFF`
- U.S. WON`T HELP AUSTRIA PROBE JEW
- FOOTBALL GAME SUIT BRINGS SETTLEMENTS
- PUCINSKI PUSHING FOR SEWER LOAN FUND
- DUKAKIS WINS IN PENNSYLVANIA
- MARMON MOVING OFFICES
- SAWYER BACKS STATE INCOME-TAX HIKE
- MORE POLISH WORKERS WALK OFF THEIR JOBS
- NURSING HOME BENEFIT
- SESQUICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE APPROVED
- CLOTHES ENCOUNTERS: THE SHOW WITHIN
- AIDS-TEST REPEAL BILLS SENT TO HOUSE FLOOR
- CONTEMPT RULING SOUGHT FOR FOSTER-CARE AGENCY
- NON-OPEC GROUP URGES 5% EXPORT CUT
- TOBY E. COHEN
- UPTOWN`S BOOM IS CALLED BUST
- ADELAIDE HAFFNER
- The St. Petersburg, Fla., talk continues to…
- HERE`S HOW IT`S GOING OUT IN THE TRENCHES
- EVANSTON SCHOOLS, DEVELOPER SET LAND DEAL
- `NEWHEADS` JOIN THE WHIRL OF THE DEAD`S CONCERT TOUR –
- REV. ADOLPH NALIN
- CLARA M. MCGUIRE, LAWYER, 82
- U.S. MOVES TO PROTECT LAKE CALUMET AREA
- BETTER MANAGEMENT FILLS UNION VOID
- TO LOVE, HONOR AND OBEY – THE LAW
- STATE SUPPORT SOUGHT IN WASTE BATTLE
- PRIVATIZATION STIRS 2D THOUGHTS
- NIXON TOURS WORLD IN CHICAGO
- VILLA PARK PASSES ORDINANCE TO KEEP TRUSTEES MUM
- CANADIAN BLUE BLOOD SET FOR BLUE GRASS
- GASOLINE CAN BLAST INJURES S. SIDER
- WEST CHICAGO MAN CHARGED IN CRASH
- SETTLER ISSUE RIVINGA WEDGE INTO ISRAEL
- BYRNE TO BE CONSULTANT FOR PUBLIC RELATIONS FIRM
- `WORKS FOR SOME`
- GARY, DONNA, PAT, JOE: OH, FOR A THRILL
- EVERYTHING YOU WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT THE WINDSORS` STYLE,
- CLARENCE A. MORGAN
- `TUITION BARGAIN`
- A WELL-TRAVELED WOMAN ADDS SPICE TO `EMMA`
- APRIL NO TIME TO PANIC FOR STRUGGLING SANDBERG
- 1ST-QUARTER EARNINGS SET RECORD FOR CENTEL
- A NEW ROUND IN CITY ELECTION SWINDLE
- DR. AXEL “ALEX“ ALSON
- PROSECUTOR: BANKER `CONTROLLED` LYTLE
- FBI FINDS FUGITIVE FINANCIER
- AGENTS SEIZE 16-ROOM SUBURBAN HOME IN DRUG CASE
- A SIMPLY FANTASTIC FALL
- WITNESS QUESTIONED ON SUSPECT`S DEATH
- GM CHIEF: NO GUILT OVER PAY
- SECOND CITY OFFSPRING GROW IN WIT, ORIGINALITY
- SOX
- LILY TOMLIN KEEPS MIMICKING HER SUCCESS
- RODMAN & RENSHAW`S EARNINGS DROP 50.5%
- JUDGE CONSOLIDATES SUITS ON MAYOR`S VOTE
- MICHAEL J. KNEAFSEY
- TWINS HAND ORIOLES 19TH LOSS IN A ROW
- AMERICAN PIZZA IN THE LENIN HILLS
- GIVE MOM A RHINO
- $430,000 FOR MERC SEAT
- THE SEWER ISSUE FINALLY BACKS UP
- 1988 NBA PLAYOFFS
- ECONOMY STAYS IN COMFORT ZONE
- QUIET WAYS TO TEMPER THE TERROR OF TANTRUMS
- HOUSING, VOTES
- EDISON INSISTS ITS PLANTS ARE SAFE
- BACK TO THE FUTURE?
- SEARING `BETTE AND BOO` BARBECUES SACRED COWS
- HANDLER CHARGED IN O`HARE THEFTS
- ROSELLE FIRE STATION OKD OVER OBJECTIONS
- LACROIX OR LA CASH?
- DU PAGE YOUTH SHOT IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
- DARIEN COUNCIL SPLIT OVER CUTTING 2 LEVIES
- 3,000 LOSE POWER FOR 40 MINUTES
- NEUROFIBROMATOSIS A SERIOUS DISORDER
- `WHERE WAS HE?`
- BOWA HANDLING IT ALL: HOT TEMPER, COLD CLUB
- RESIDENTS DON`T WANT TO GIVE AN INCH ON ROAD
- CONTEST NUMBERS CAN BE PUBLISHED, JUDGE RULES
- ELMHURST SETS 1989 SPENDING AT $52 MILLION
- FAR OUT
- JAMES GRAASKAMP, PROFESSOR AT WISCONSIN
- CTA WHISTLE-BLOWER TO TAKE JOB WITH FIRM IN PHILADELPHIA
- METRA PLANS TO RENOVATE RAIL STATION
- COLLEAGUES RALLY BEHIND CASEWORKERS
- CUBS FINALLY GET TO ENJOY LAUGHER
- ABBY FINDS SURPRISE IN HER SURVEY
- WHEATON GETS ALL-CLEAR SIGNAL
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