- RUBY M. SCHACKE
- GRACE C. SCHILLER
- HILGENBERG STOPS SACK OF DITKA
- HOUSING LEADER BLASTS IMPACT FEE PLAN
- `SHAM OF PARDON`
- GHOST RITUAL HELPS `HIGH SPIRITS` OVER LOW SPOTS
- SCHOOL REFORM
- FOR THE GIPPER, IT`S ALWAYS MORNING
- BANKS IN LEGAL FRAY OVER STATE CHARTERS
- The Food Guide is interested in good…
- NOBODY DOES IT BETTER
- 12-YEAR-OLD IS AN IDEA VENDOR
- 3 STOREFRONTEERS
- IT IS NOT TOO LATE FOR EARLY LEARNING TO `REFORM` SCHOOLS
- COLOR IT SWEET PEPPER
- TURKEY SAUCE
- THOMAS KELLY SR.
- A TRIBUTE TO A STAR GRANDSON
- THERE`S NO TIME FOR FUN IN THE SUN
- LANDFILL COSTS NUDGING TRASH FEES
- NORTHWESTERN FINDS SILVER LINING IN LOSS
- 1988-1989 PREVIEW
- – Main event: Except for the tab…
- 2 CITY EMPLOYEES LINKED TO THEFT RING
- WEEK 12
- WINNING CAN BE SUCH SWEET SORROW
- FOR NOW, LAST LAUGH IS KELLOGG SCHOOL`S
- `WITHHOLD FUNDS`
- SKINNER POST
- DOUGLASS STEALS HIS WAY INTO DEFENSIVE BACKS` CLUB
- 98-POUNDERS GET LOST IN SHUFFLE TO MORE CLASSES
- DONALD F. SHUFLIN
- COLLEGE REPORT
- FIGHTING HUNGER: WE LEARN FROM SUCCESS, TOO
- FOOTBALL
- GLEN ELLYN CAUCUS SELECTS SLATE
- THE UNICORN`S TWISTED TRAIL
- LAROUSSE RETURNS, BETTER THAN EVER
- JAPAN LOOKS AT TRADE REFORM
- On Nov. 21, 1694, writer Francois Marie…
- STEEL SHARES READY FOR THE SLAG HEAP
- SOFT SHELLS MAKE CRAYFISH A BREEZE TO EAT
- IT`S STRANGE WHAT LIFE DOES TO DREAMS
- SUIT SEEKS TO BLOCK IRVING BANK MERGER
- `THE CAKE BIBLE` PACKS IN EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW
- METRA EMPLOYEE KILLED BY TRAIN
- USC MAJORS IN IMPORTANT GAMES
- BUGS? MMMM! PROFESSOR PUTS THEM ON A MENU
- BOWL COMMITTEE GETS SCARE FROM ILLINOIS
- Everyone`s just wild about Harry. You got…
- FOR COLOMBIAN OFFICIALS, NOWHERE IS SAFE
- SCHOOLS LEFT HIGH AND DRY BY VOTERS
- HOW MUCH DO YOU EAT ON THE HOLIDAY?
- MONTERO IS NOT WITHOUT WARNINGS
- EVEN AN AMATEUR
- FAST FEAST
- NEW UPJOHN ADS NAME NO NAMES
- ARTS CENTER TO RISE ON CINEMA SITE
- MOST NIBBLE A 4TH MEAL
- 15% LIQUOR FEE INCREASE PROPOSED
- VILLAGE CONSIDERING WATER AGREEMENT
- RUFFLED FEATHERS
- POULTRY SHOP CUSTOMERS GOBBLING UP
- HAWKS RETIRE EARLY IN THIS ONE
- WORDS OF WARNING
- `NOT A WHIMPER`
- 4 HIGH-TECH INNOVATORS HONORED
- BEARS` MUSTER STARS IN `THE LONGEST YARDS`
- 25 YEARS LATER, STILL ANOTHER TEAR TO SHED
- ANDREW`S GILBERT STALKS 4TH STATE TITLE
- A BATTLE OVER HOMELESS SHELTERS
- SOME GOOD NEWS FOR BUSH: FARMERS SHOW SIGNS OF OPTIMISM
- DON`T BURN BUTTER-CLARIFY IT
- IRAN-IRAQ RIFT JEOPARDIZES OIL OUTPUT ACCORD
- FLICKER OF REVENUE HOPE FOR TV STATIONS
- T-DAY TRAUMAS
- ALEX S. FRANKENSTEIN
- HOPE FOR CHINA
- BEARS WARM TO TASK IN TAMPA
- DUNDEE OPEN-SPACE BACKERS UNDAUNTED
- TIMING ERROR GIVES BUCS A 3-POINT LIFT
- ILLEGAL BETS IN `87 ESTIMATED AT $20 BILLION
- THE SOVIET SHUTTLE`S SUBTLE MESSAGE
- WILLIAM J. EHRLER JR.
- MUSCLE TRANSPLANTS HELP THE HEART RUN THE DISTANCE
- ABORTION ISSUE CAN`T SKIRT MORAL FOCUS
- SPECIAL DELIVERY: 2001
- BAD BREAK PUTS HOLIEWAY AT OKLAHOMA`S CONTROLS
- MARCHERS FED UP WITH GANG VIOLENCE
- FEEDING THE POOR ON THANKSGIVING
- ANN`S IDEA FOR GIVING: HER `GEMS` FOR CHRISTMAS
- MEMO TO THE NEXT SECRETARY OF STATE
- RISE IN THEFTS, BREAK-INS ADDS TO HEADACHES FOR N.Y. DRIVERS
- O, THE SHARK HAS
- JOHN W. HENARD
- PICTURE GRAINY FOR THE WHEAT MARKET
- CLASS OF `89 WANTS TO LEARN – AND EARN
- DOROTHY ELIZABETH MCEACHRAN
- GOP dope: Names being mentioned as President-elect…
- MEDLEY LINKED TO PACT WON BY ROTI NEPHEW
- READING LAB CHALKS UP RESULTS
- BUSH AIDES: 2 IN CABINET TO REMAIN
- A CARRIAGE DRIVER WHO WAS TRUSTWORTHY
- SWEET POTATO PIE
- CANUCKS HAVE HAWKS` NUMBER
- ONASSIS DIED OF NATURAL CAUSES, AUTOPSY REPORTEDLY INDICATES
- 2 CITY EMPLOYEES LINKED TO THEFT RING
- INSPIRATION FROM A WHALE OF A TALE
- HARRY CARAY GETS ROASTED ON A LOW FLAME
- SUN-TIMES WORKERS SET TIME FOR STRIKE
- A DOWN-TO-EARTH DEBUTANTE CURTSIES HER WAY INTO POLISH SOCIETY
- HOLIDAY MEAL CALLS FOR VARIETY OF WINES
- `CLEANSE GOP`
- POLICE UNION VOTE PUTS SALARY ARBITRATION IN DOUBT
- ROLLS-ROYCE OWNER GOES TO COURT
- SAINTS, HEBERT CRUSH BRONCOS
- THE INSPIRED LIONS WIN ONE FOR FONTES
- `INSIDE THE SEXES`: NOT SLEAZY BUT NOT FOR THE QUEASY
- HISTORY OF PARK POLICY IS LITTERED WITH FLIP-FLOPS, FAILURES
- CHALICES, CANDLESTICK STOLEN FROM CHURCH
- LAPTOPS ARE OK, BUT HE`LL TAKE CHEKHOV
- PERES SAYS HE`S OPEN TO COALITION IN ISRAEL
- HERE`S HOW BULLS ARE SHAPING UP
- NEW DETAILS EMERGE IN ATTACK ON COUPLE
- Listed below are insider trades of 1,000…
- HOLTZ BRINGS IRISH BACK DOWN TO EARTH
- DEDUCTIBLE INTEREST RATES MAKING HOME-EQUITY LOANS DEBT OF CHOICE
- COUSCOUS DISH ADDS VEGGIES
- `WINTERS` TALES`
- A recipe for Polish pierogi in the…
- DEMOCRATS DON`T WANT THEIR LEADER TO GO
- FRESH BASIL ALL WINTER LONG
- ENGINEERING TAKES DISTURBING DIRECTION
- CHICAGO STATE FACES A SURVIVAL TEST
- WOMAN FOUND SLAIN NEAR HER APARTMENT
- FULL SCHOLARSHIPS TO COLLEGE IN BAG FOR 25 1ST GRADERS
- WITH U.S. ON THEIR MINDS, CANADIANS GO TO THE POLLS
- RJR NABISCO BUYOUT BIDDING ESCALATES
- FIRE KILLS BOY IN HOUSING PROJECT
- – Ed Horton scored 30 points and…
- The start of Sunday`s game was delayed…
- Richard A. Rivkin was elected president of…
- SPYMASTER
- SPORTS GAMBLING A BIG DEAL? YOU BET
- DU PAGE MARCHERS URGE DECENT HOUSING
- SPICY RECIPE FOR GAME HENS
- A SIMIAN SOJOURN
- HOLIDAY EATING FOR THE MILK-ALLERGIC
- BREAKDOWN OF WHO`S PAYING WHAT
- BEETHOVEN, LISZT SUFFER IN THE HANDS OF PIANIST SHERMAN
- BARK AND BITE
- A FRIGHTFUL HALLOWEEN CASE
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