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• Time Flies

Dayhoff: Reese Volunteer Fire Company celebrates 70 years of service

• Baltimore City Paper

Unlikely Allies

• Opinion

The military still doesn't get it

• Opinion

The military still doesn't get it

• Latest

Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday

• Iraq

To Bush, Gen. Petraeus is the Second Coming - at least for now

• Coaches

SACRIFICING ALL

• The Pentagon

Halt the Pentagon's intelligence takeover

• Theater

OTHER NOTABLE DEATHS

• Asia

Novel success with arms control Land mines: International Campaign to Ban Landmines and its U.S. coordinator -- awarded the 1997 Nobel Peace Prize -- made unprecedented gains quickly and by starting at the bottom.

• Cancer

THE DEAL OF HIS LIFE: Funding: Cancer's hostile takeover left '80s greed merchant Michael Milken a changed man. Today, he calmly, but no less aggressively, goes about the task of financing a cure.

• Katie Couric

Hollywood during the war, and two episodes of 'JAG'

• Denver Broncos

100 years of making suits Haas: Now a century old, Haas Tailoring Co. is still looking to the future even as it recalls with pride some of the famous who have purchased its made-in-Baltimore suits.

• Iraq

Powell says U.S. troops took all needed precautions in gulf Retired general says he got no data on where nerve gas was stored

• The Pentagon

Pentagon loses gulf war data Gone: 80% of records on U.S. troop contact with chemical arms; Move, computers get blame; Senators criticize Defense Department handling of issue

• U.S. Department of Defense

Combat stress from the Gulf War Belated government concern: Pentagon indifference hit by panel rejecting chemical link.

• The Pentagon

Vindication at last for gulf war veterans Pentagon admissions give ill Marylanders hope of explanation

• Baseball

Baseball needs a leader who has power to rule

• U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

VA criticized for ignoring vets' reports Agency doctors testify they believed Pentagon

• The Pentagon

Persian Gulf combat records show gaps, Pentagon officials say Logs missing of time when U.S. troops might have faced chemical arms

• Coaches

9-1 Army connects with days of glory Success renews links to 'Long Gray Line'

• The Pentagon

Powell backs probe of vets' ailments Retired general wants U.S. 'to get to bottom'

• The Pentagon

Powell backs probe of vets' ailments Retired general wants U.S. 'to get to bottom'

• H. Norman Schwarzkopf

U.S. reportedly disregarded warning of toxins in gulf war Czechs told U.S. officers of nerve gas on battlefield

• Bill Clinton

Gore, Kemp square off in a polite, but sharp debate Vice presidential rivals clash on taxes, economy, health care; Personal attacks avoided; Pair touch issues that Clinton, Dole did not discuss; CAMPAIGN 1996

• Bill Clinton

Gore, Kemp square off in a polite, but sharp debate Vice presidential rivals clash on taxes, economy, health care; Personal attacks avoided; Pair touch issues that Clinton, Dole did not discuss; CAMPAIGN 1996

• Africa

Rooting out hidden war hazards Mines: Though Angola's civil war has ended, the population remains terrorized by thousands of unexploded land mines. They are among the 110 million mines still buried in 68 countries.

• H. Norman Schwarzkopf

Deadly deception

• C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger

Ruppersberger stays in step with the business community But his bullishness has drawn opposition

• Iraq

Well, why don't we just assassinate Saddam?

• H. Norman Schwarzkopf

Schwarzkopf: from Hitler youth to quiet dignity

• Europe

Diva made ambitious move in Nazi Germany

• Halle Berry

Sinbad, Berry lead the way on night of Essence honors

• Bill Clinton

Presents for the president Executive stuff: From chess sets to egg shells, gifts pour into the White House. Now, the years' bounty goes on display.

• H. Norman Schwarzkopf

Discrimination flak downs commander Woman who failed to qualify as F-16 pilot cited unequal training

• Middle East

GENERAL DISARRAY TV preview: "The Gulf War" looks back, through the hype, and buries the notion that Desert Storm was a great victory for the United States.

• Europe

Americans head Bosnia force Over there: The allied peacekeeping force in Bosnian will have troops from as many as 24 nations, from Russia to Estonia. Yet its principal leaders are Americans, all with extensive combat experience.

• Asia

Ex-spy to Pentagon: Drop the spook stuff In from the cold: The military wants to take over more intelligence functions from the CIA, and one former Army operative thinks that's a bad idea.

• Educators

BASIC TRAINING The ranks are growing at military schools as more parents are enlisting their kids in programs strong on discipline and structure

• H. Norman Schwarzkopf

Acquittal is likely to give career new life As Madison Ave. recoils, Hollywood could rush in; THE O. J. SIMPSON VERDICT

• H. Norman Schwarzkopf

Cuckoo for a coup

• H. Norman Schwarzkopf

Baghdad or bust: a good idea?

• Middle East

Hussein Again

• H. Norman Schwarzkopf

DON'T PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM

• Democratic Party

The cue for the comeback of Dan Quayle

• H. Norman Schwarzkopf

White House says Clinton will deliver academy address

• Navy SEALs

Commandos, yes would-be warriors, no

• University of Michigan

In linguist's world, it's not what you say, but how Hooked on phonetics

• Homicide

UNDER THE INFLUENCE

• Bobsledding

When Mishkutienok rolls off tongue, it's time to extinguish flame