Daily Index
Sunday, Nov. 20, 1988
Articles
- GRAPHIC UTAH: CRIME HONOR ROLL
- BUSH TAKES FAST ACTION ON ETHICS VOW, BUT HIS REAL TESTS LIKELY WILL COME LATER
- 2 POLLS SAY CONSERVATIVES WILL CAPTURE A SLIM MAJORITY
- GAO REJECTS DUKAKIS, BUSH PLANS
CALLS FOR TAX INCREASES, CUTS IN DEFENSE AND SS - UTAHNS GIVE FOOD BY TON TO SCOUTS' DRIVE
- GREEK HEIRESS FALLS VICTIM TO CORONARY AT 37
- 57-28 WIN SPARKS U.-PHORIA AT U.
- `MOST PRIVATE' PUBLIC PERSON, JACKIE ENDURES AS A DIGNIFIED REMINDER OF THE KENNEDY ERA
- CAN A QUAYLE'S EAR TURN INTO A SILK PURSE?
- `JEANNIE' WISHES ON A STAR
- `MAGNUM' IS MAGIC TO CARS
- BORIS DARLING! NATASHA'S BACK
- COUNTRY MUSIC QUEEN MANDRELL IS FINALLY A REAL-LIVE COUNTRY GIRL
- IMELDA SAYS PROSECUTION WILL KILL MARCOS
- OFFER `REALISTIC BUDGET,' SENATE DEMO TELLS BUSH
- FACTS ABOUT MONDAY'S ELECTION IN CANADA
- EX-PRESIDENT CARTER WROTE TO KHOMEINI ABOUT HOSTAGES
- REAGAN HAILS AMERICA'S FARMS, FACTORIES
- 13 ARE SHOT AS ISRAELIS LOOK FOR ACTIVISTS IN REFUGEE AREAS
- 45 HURT AS BUS SWERVES, OVERTURNS, SLIDES
- 160 ARRESTED IN ABORTION PROTEST
- YANK FREED AFTER SKETCHING INCIDENT
- OFFSHORE QUAKE JOLTS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
- KIRK IS URGED TO REMAIN DEMO LEADER
- PRESIDENT SIGNS VA BILL AND 5 OTHERS
- CALM DOWN OR FACE CRACKDOWN, YUGOSLAVIA WARNS DEMONSTRATORS
- GORBACHEV UNRUFFLED BY BALTIC CLAMOR
- OAS CALLS ON COUNTRIES TO WORK ON CUTTING DEBT, STEP UP DRUG FIGHT
- BRITISH GENERALS URGE PURCHASE OF U.S. TANKS
- CHINA FINDS EVIDENCE OF 2-MILLION-YEAR-OLD PRE-HUMAN
- ISRAEL MAY LIMIT AUTOMATIC CITIZENSHIP - JEOPARDIZING SUPPORT BY U.S. JEWS
- '68 TRAGEDY AT COAL MINE SPURRED '69 SAFETY ACT
- SUN HAS SET IN BARROW, ALASKA, AND WON'T SMILE AGAIN 'TIL JAN. 23
- 2 ACTIVISTS SAY THEY'VE PROVED POWS BEING HELD
- U.S. SHOWS A TOP GAIN IN ENERGY EFFICIENCY
- HIROHITO'S ILLNESS ENTERS 3RD MONTH
- A STICKY ISSUE FOR CALIFORNIA JUSTICES
CONSTITUTIONALITY OF INSURANCE PROPOSITION MUST BE DETERMINED - QUICKLY - MANY LAW OFFICERS KNEW LANDLADY'S PROCLIVITIES _ BUT MISSED EVIDENCE
- HAPPY 60TH, MICKEY!
- CALIFORNIA TROOPERS ARE WARNED GANGS MAY AIM AT THEM AS WELL AS EACH OTHER
- MUSCOVITES LINE UP TO VIEW EXHIBIT OF STALIN'S INJUSTICES
- U.S.-CANADIAN STING UNCOVERS HUGE CACHE OF GUNS, EXPLOSIVES
- GETTING OVER RIVER AND THROUGH WOODS WILL BE CHALLENGE IF O'HARE IS ON ROUTE
- EUROPEAN COMMUNITY LIKELY TO RECOGNIZE VIETNAM
- SUPPORT UTAH'S BID FOR OLYMPICS
- POLITICAL CAMPAIGN WAS HEALTHY
- MILLIONS OF REFUGEES ARE FLEEING FOULED LANDS
- LARCENY DETECTIVES WANT RELIEF FROM CHECKING OUT GAS THEFTS
- CLASH OVER TRASH
GARBAGE WOES NO LONGER CAN BE SWEPT UNDER RUG - EVEN DOG-LOVERS GOT THE GIFT THEY WANTED AT SANTA CLAUS PARADE
- A SENSE OF URGENCY AT PEPCON CEREMONY
- PAIR OF QUAKES CRACK WINDOWS, MASONRY IN N. UTAH
MIDDAY TEMBLORS REGISTER 5.0, 4.6 - 2 `SCRAPPY' UTAHNS SAY THEY'VE GOT CURE
PLANNED BIOMASS PLANT IN WEBER TO TURN ORGANIC GARBAGE INTO A GASOLINE ADDITIVE - OFFICIALS HOPE DAVIS WON'T GET BURNED BY REFUSE INCINERATOR
- S.L. POLICE PROBING DEAD DOG PRANK
- SUIT AGAINST U. MEDICAL CENTER DISMISSED
- STORMS SNUFF OUT LAST YELLOWSTONE FIRES
- 2 ARRESTED IN BEATING OF OFF-DUTY OFFICER
- COLORADO WOMAN FOUND DEAD BY U.P. TRACKS
- AS JOUNALIST AND RUNNER, DOUG GOES THE EXTRA MILE
- GORDON B. AFFLECK DIES, EX-LDS PURCHASING CHIEF
- PRIVATE FIRM WILL OFFER SLEIGH RIDES
- LAW OFFICERS BANDING TOGETHER TO STEM SEASONAL BOOST IN EVERGREEN TREE THEFTS
- Y. HONORS MARRIOTT FOR PROFESSIONALISM
- SPRINGVILLE LIVESTOCK PRODUCER NAMED UTAH'S TOP YOUNG RANCHER
- BANGERTER, HANSEN SIDE WITH FARMERS
THEY WILL OPPOSE CONVERTING 5 MILLION STATE ACRES INTO WILDERNESS - TURKEY: HUMANS GOBBLE AND GET STUFFED TOO, THANKS TO HOLIDAY BIRD
- FRESH AIR IS SOLUTION TO KIDS' COMPLAINTS AT PANGUITCH HIGH
- REVENUE UP, SO ARE NEEDS
- CACHE SCHOOLS NEED FUNDS FOR MAINTENANCE, CHIEF SAYS
- FLEXIBILITY SAVED JC PENNY, OFFICIAL SAYS
- S.L. COUNTY BOARD NAMES NEW BRANCH THE `PARK LIBRARY'
- MEDICAL RELIEF EXERCISE WAS NO DISASTER
EMERGENCY PROFESSIONALS DEALT CALMLY WITH GORE, PRESSURE AND SURPRISE - 400 TAX REFUND CHECKS ARE WAITING TO BE CLAIMED
- SEXUAL ABUSER GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE
- PSYCHIATRIC TESTS ORDERED FOR RAPE SUSPECT
- OREM MAN, 63, GETS 30 DAYS IN JAIL FOR PEDDLING `SNAKE OIL'
- SCIENCE, REAL LIFE DON'T MIX IN STUDENTS' MINDS
- 3,200 ILLEGAL ALIENS REJECTED FROM AMNESTY PROGRAM
- MECHAM VOWS TO STAY IN POLITICS, CLEAN UP ARIZONA
- DEPUTIES PROBE INTO BACKGROUND OF SUSPECTED JOY RIDER
- MAN TAKES MCDONALD'S DONATIONS
- LIBRARY PLAN MOVES AHEAD IN SANDY
NEIGHBORHOOD WILL OUTLINE DEMANDS OF SITE OWNERS BY NOV. 30 - K MART DELIVERING FOOD TO NEEDY
- HIGH COSTS, HARD WORK HAVE REWARDS FOR DAIRY FARMER
- 2 DRUG COUNTS AND CHARGE OF DAMAGING BULLDOZER ARE DISMISSED IN BURR TRAIL CASE
- EX-RADIO PERSONALITY SUES OGDEN STATION CLAIMING RACE BIAS
- S.L. WOMAN REPORTS ARMED SEXUAL ASSAULT
- FARM BUREAU URGES PACTS FOR TRANSFER OF BIG GAME
- S.L. WOMEN BOWLERS VIE TO HOST '93 TOURNAMENT
- WHEREFORE ART THOU, ROMEOW? FILMING A MOVIE WITH 108 CATS!
- UTAH FANS DID WHAT Y. COULDN'T . . . STOP E.J.
- MITCHELL WEARS RED, BUT HIS ROOTS ARE BLUE
- NO NEGATIVE EFFECT: NEITHER BRUIN DEFENSE NOR MEASLES STOP PEETE
- UTAH TAKES OUT FRUSTRATIONS ON Y., 57-28
UTES REWRITE RECORD BOOKS WITH BLOWOUT - AGS' FRUSTRATING SEASON COMES TO FRUSTRATING CLOSE
- IT'S OFFICIAL: BOWL MATCHUPS ARE NOW SET
- AFTER BONE-SPUR SURGERY, BIRD'S OUT 3 MONTHS
- RECORDS FALL, BUT SO DOES WEBER STATE
- BYU'S HARKNESS CAPTURES ROLEX TITLE
- GILDER WINS KAPALUA TOURNAMENT
- ARREST MADE IN KILLING OF FORMER RAM
- 2 GUARDS BEATEN AT SPARTAN GAME
- KODAK TABS THOMPSON FOR '88 TEAM
- EX-TEXAS A&M GRIDDER RECANTS, SAYS SHERRILL DIDN'T PAY FOR HIS SILENCE
- THE HEROIC AGE IN U.S. POLICY IS OVER
- TEST UTAH PRISONERS FOR AIDS?
- STAND BY THE U.S. CONSTITUTION
- A USEFUL UTAH PRECEDENT ON REPORTING MAJOR TRIALS
- JOHN HARBISON
PULITZER PRIZE-WINNER TAKES THE PODIUM - GALLERIES FOCUS ON ART FOR ALL SEASONS
- TUCHMAN'S ENLIGHTENING VIEW OF THE REVOLUTION AND OF AN AGE
- FINE BIOGRAPHY OFFERS UNDERSTANDING LOOK AT DICKENS' LIFE
- A GOLDWATER AUTOBIOGRAPHY THAT REFLECTS THE MAN
- UTAH PEOPLE IN THE ARTS
- DONIZETTI AND A BRACE OF BRITISH ROYALTY COME TO GLORIOUS LIFE
- WHITNEY HOUSTON HELPS NEW JERSEY HOUSING PROJECT
- TECHNICAL ACHIEVEMENTS CONSIDERED FOR OSCARS
- HEALTH PLAN HAD MODEST BEGINNING
- TACKLE BUDGET, TRADE DEFICITS NOW TO WIN IN '92, IACOCCA TELLS BUSH
- BUSH MAY BE BEST FRIEND OF OIL LOBBY SINCE HARDING
- FINANCING IS IN PLACE FOR $1.2 BILLION NEVADA RESORT FIT FOR A PHARAOH
- MEAL COSTS THE SAME, BUT FARMERS EARN LESS
- FORD SEEKS WORKER IDEAS _ FINALLY
- NEW SERVICES TURN RAILROAD THAT COULDN'T INTO 1 THAT JUST MIGHT
- IBM CORP. AND SEARS HOPING THEIR VIDEOTEX IS TRULY A PRODIGY
- COMPETITION HELPS PUT SERVICE BACK INTO RETAILING
- NURSING-HOME COSTS STILL CAN DISABLE
- MINIATURE COMPUTER SCREEN MAY BE A BIG HELP FOR DOCTORS AND ENGINEERS
- ON THE JOB _ AT HOME
- COMMERCIAL BANK OF NEW YORK OFFERS COMFY NICHE FOR THE RICH
- USSR MAY LIFT RESTRICTIONS ON RUBLE
OTHER CHANGES UNDER DISCUSSION INCLUDE A SOVIET STOCK MARKET - ONE WOMAN'S VIEW OF EDEN
MARGE ARMSTRONG HAS FOUND A LITTLE BIT OF PARADISE - LURING FEATHERED FRIENDS TO YOUR BACKYARD FEEDER
- BIRDS: THE MAN WHO MADE BIRDWATCHING A MODERN PHENOMENON
- CUCKOO IS ONE OF NATURE'S SNEAKIEST
- CALL IT DUPAROOH, DELAWEAR OR NYLON, THE SUPERFIBER IS 50
- SAFETY COUNCIL OFFERS ENLIGHTENING INJURY FACTS
- FAREWELL - WITH A LUMP IN THE THROAT
- LAKE POWELL: WINTERTIME AND THE FISHIN' IS EASY; NO CROWDS, DECENT WEATHER, TOO
- LAKE POWELL: HIKING THE BACK COUNTRY: WATER SPROTS AREN'T EVERYTHING
- SINTRA'S EYE-CATCHING CERAMIC TILES
- THIS DUDE RANCH HAS A COSTA RICAN FLAVOR
- FIRST CLASS JOINS THE BATTLE IN AIRLINE FARE-WARES
- AMTRAK IS OFFERING TWO REDUCED FARES
- STAMP HONORS BICYCLE BUILT FOR TWO
