- BENGALS STRIKE STEELERS EARLY, OFTEN
- HURRICANE HELPS SHOVE WEAK NICARAGUAN ECONOMY INTO CHAOS
- A RARE EVENT
- VIADUCT COST HEARING IS PUSHED BACK
- IRS NO FRIEND OF UNHURRIED TRAVELER
- FOLKS IN TALLAHASSEE KNOW BETTER
- LILLIAN FLINK
- `NO,` SAYS WITWER
- OTHER ELECTIONS MORE IMPORTANT THAN AMERICA`S
- U.S. FIRMS SHOP EUROPE AS UNIFIED MARKET NEARS
- AT 11TH HOUR, CANDIDATES REVISE CAMPAIGN MAPS
- DRIVERS GET STEERED IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION IN NEW TRAFFIC SCHOOL
- GRETZKY, KINGS TURN BACK HAWKS
- FOR STARTERS, TOMCZAK SHINES
- TOBIN GIVES PLAYERS STABILITY AND PRAISE
- GRETZKY, KINGS TIP HAWKS
- `PYRAMID` SCHEME CHARGES FILED
- STATE FUNDS LAKE SHORE DRIVE WORK
- BREEDERS` SNAFU AT BALMORAL
- MORE THAN HALF OF BUYBACK VOWS UNKEPT AFTER CRASH
- THOUGHTS TURNING TO MAYORAL RACE
- RANDAL E. POGGENSEE
- QUAYLE SPARES HIS WALLET-AND HIS NERVES
- FROM RUSTED LIVES, GLIMMERING TRUTHS
- AGENT SEEKS NEW CONTRACT FOR TOMCZAK
- KENNEDY MYTH STILL PERSISTS AND SERVES
- CHIEF RE-ELECTED COUNTY GROUP`S HEAD
- AN `ARTISTIC GENIUS` WITH A FLAIR FOR SALES
- POWER TAMES WAVE FOR FIRST VICTORY
- – Main events: Producer prices, sometimes referred…
- ONE MORE BEWILDERMENT AT THE CTA
- SEXUAL CONTACT HAS NO PART IN THERAPY
- `DEVIL HIMSELF`
- ALAN SPITZ
- LACK OF TEXTS, TEACHERS IS UNIVERSAL
- BIG 10 RULE DRIES UP JUNIOR COLLEGE POOL
- FOES OF SENIOR COMPLEX LAG IN ARLINGTON HEIGHTS
- WILMETTE ISSUES
- FATHERS, FOUL MOODS AND GOOD FOUNDATIONS
- JAPAN TAKES EARLY BATTLES AGAINST U.S.
- 2 THEORISTS UNSURE ON DEBT, DEALS
- LOOKING BACK
- PROBE CENTERS ON TAX HIKE PLAN
- 1ST SNOWFALL PAINTS TOWN RED-FACED
- HEEDING PROTESTS OF INEQUITY, CONGRESS PASSES A FARMERS` TAX-RELIEF BILL
- FOR CURRIE
- BEN BENTLEY IS A KNOCKOUT AT PARK DISTRICT FASHION SHOW
- THE FINAL DAZE . . .
- MRS. BUSH: `NOBODY HAD A BETTER TIME`
- 1988 ALL-STATE TEAMS
- U.S. ARRESTS 3 IN RHINO-HORN, RIFLE SMUGGLING
- CALLS LEAVE VIKINGS KICKING, AND THEY TAKE IRE OUT ON LIONS
- WALL ST. FIRM MAY FACE U.S. CRIMINAL CASE
- COVERT, MORRISSEY COME OUT IN FINE SHAPE
- GOP CHARGES ABSENTEE-BALLOT FRAUD
- A HAPPY EVERT SAYS SHE HASN`T REACHED THE END OF THE TRAIL YET
- AN `AFFRONT`
- STANLEY G. HALL
- ARTHUR F. BICHL
- FOOTBALL
- IN ISRAEL, THE STALEMATE CONTINUES
- 2 BUCCANEERS HIT MILESTONES
- ILLINOIS A TOSSUP – AND PIVOTAL
- WATCHING DREAM COME TRUE
- HAYES DEFENDS NORTH WESTERN STAND
- A `MAINSTREAM` BUSH EMERGES FOR LAST LAP
- AGNES I. BARTKOWSKI
- IN THIS RACE, BOTH CONTESTANTS WOULD SEEM TO HAVE A SPORTING CHANCE
- IF HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF, SELL STOCK
- MCKINNON`S CATCHES HELP TOMCZAK, BEARS HOLD TAMPA AT BAY
- READER HAS A ZEST FOR LIFE AND LOVE
- REDSKINS PASS SALIVA TEST
- LOST IN SPACE
- OMNICOM SHUFFLES ITS HIGH COMMAND
- 1988 ALL-STATE TEAMS
- FIRE DEATHS UP BY A THIRD, AS RISK GROWS
- PROGRAM TARGETS SMALL BUSINESSES
- SAWYER READY TO BUCK ARCHDIOCESE ON CONDOM ADS
- It`s all money in boxing and it…
- NORTHWESTERN SETS ITS SIGHTS ON THE `SECOND DIVISION` TITLE
- ON BALLOT, BUT GIVEN LITTLE HOPE
- MORE POWERFUL ENGINE WAKES UP BUICK SKYLARK
- STEVENS STEPS UP CLOSURES
- ILLINOIS SMELLS ROSES, KEEPS LIBERTY IN MIND
- HANOVER ENSEMBLE LACKS VITALITY
- On Nov. 7, 1659, the Pyrenees were…
- VOTERS, KICK OUT THESE THREE JUDGES
- MICHIGAN TO DUEL ILLINI WITH SUB QUARTERBACK
- BLACKS UNMOVED BY DUKAKIS` CAMPAIGN
- JUSTIN J. KINCIUS
- LIMITED`S OUTLOOK LOOKS UNLIMITED
- Defenseman Glen Cochrane went to Edmonton Sunday…
- SERVICE-ORIENTED ARE PULLING INTO THE LEAD
- FREE TRADE OR NO, CANADIANS FEAR DESTRUCTION
- PLAN COMMISSION URGES REZONING
- POLICE SAY ARRESTS SCUTTLED DRUG RING
- BARRINGTON SCHOOLS CITED FOR DEFICITS
- LOTTO PLAYER HITS JACKPOT
- FT. SHERIDAN COULD GET AXED DURING COST-CUTTING MEASURES
- JACKSON HOPES DEMOCRATS ALSO HOLD OTHERS ACCOUNTABLE
- FIESTA TV RATES EDGE OVER GATOR FOR IRISH
- LATEST GRIPE: IMPACT FEES DON`T ADD UP
- PREACHER POWER
- ABSENTEE STAFF COSTS MILLIONS
- SHOW GOES ON, BUT NOT THE SAME
- NO COMPLAINTS
- ILLINOIS SINGLES CHAMPION IS STILL TRUE TO HER SCHOOL
- SNACKS APLENTY, BUT FEW REAL MEALS
- WIFE, 2 OTHERS HELD IN SLAYING
- COMPUTER VIRUS ATTACK CALLED MORE PERSISTENT THAN BRILLIANT
- LAWYER SPENDS 6 MONTHS IN JAIL
- COLLEGE REPORT
- IT`S AN ENGAGING EXCURSION, AND WE`RE THE GALLEY SLAVES
- A `WHOLE LIFE` WAITS TO BE FOUND
- JORDAN GETS TOUGH ON IMPORTS
- A SHUTOUT
- AT 11TH HOUR, CANDIDATES REVISE CAMPAIGN MAPS
- `CAN`T TAKE IT`
- TEACHERS, SCHOOLS OK 3-YEAR CONTRACT
- 4 REASONS TO TUNE IN WHEN RACE IS OVER
- GAS SUPPLY REPORTED AS SUFFICIENT
- LAST HURRAH MOTIVATES PRESIDENT
- JOANNE S. ICHKOFF
- Glenn Ingram and Co. Ltd., a Chicago-based…
- LOMBARD GIVES SCHOOLS A BOOST
- THAT GOT IN THE DICTIONARY?
- BREEDERS` OFFERS HINT OF DERBY
- CHRISMAN CROSS-COUNTRY COACH DOES DOUBLE TAKE
- WHERE TOP PLAYERS IN ILLINOIS ARE HEADED
- ROBERT CAMALO
- SYMPATHY?
- AIDS CASES RISING AMONG WOMEN
- NOT EXACTLY OPEN HOUSE AT FIREHOUSE FRATERNITY
- WEEK 10
- KNEE BRACE KEEPING PRIZE HORSE ON ITS FEET
- Vince Tobin passed his first test as…
- – Detroit Pistons rookie Fennis Dembo was…
- LABOR, LIKUD RIVALRY GROWS FOR ISRAEL`S RELIGIOUS PARTIES
- HERE`S HOW TO STOP COMPUTER VANDALS
- STEPPENWOLF`S `STEPPING OUT` PROVES COMFORTABLE, ENJOYABLE
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