Welcome to The Cincinnati Enquirer!



Front Page
Local
Sports
	Bengals
	Reds
	Bearcats
	Xavier
Business
Health
Technology
Weather
Traffic
Back Issues
Photographs
AP Wire
	World
	Nation
	Sports
	Business
	Arts
	Health

Jobs
Autos
General
Obits
Homes

Movies
Dining
Horoscopes
Lottery
Soap Operas
Calendars
PC Games
Golf Guide
Postcards

Columns
Borgman

HelpDesk
Feedback
Circulation
Subscribe
Phone #'s
Search

Sunday, March 2, 1997-- Volume 2, No. 61

Kevin Tackett looks out of father's house in Stringtown after flood waters raced through it.
| ZOOM |

Floods kill
at least 1
in Tristate

Several others
reported missing
in Adams County
| STORY |
| ENQUIRER DELIVERY DISRUPTED |

Weary Bearcats
end on loss
| MEMPHIS 75, UC 63 |

Streaking Miami
shares MAC title
| MIAMI 66, AKRON 52 |

PROFESSOR PROSSER
Xavier coach uses basketball to teach hard work and responsibility. And he wins.
| ZOOM |
| MUSKETEERS PAGE |

Deion Sanders is 29, late to be learning to hit like a leadoff man. The Reds are working on him, and it's a strange notion. Deion Sanders: Project.
| REDS |
| SPORTS |

Authorities in Wyoming will comb two fugitives' abandoned motor home for evidence in the Feb. 15 shootouts with police in Wilmington.
| STORY |
| LOCAL |

Provident, the third largest of Cincinnati's hometown banks, has quietly caught Wall Street's eye by expanding into new lines of business.
| STORY |
| BUSINESS |

1991 Pulitzer Prize Winner

"America's Best Editorial Cartoonist"

TODAY: A wolf in sheep's cloning
Visit our expansive Borgman gallery and rave at his Pulitzer portfolio.

Associated Press
Around the clock

Today's columns
Brewer
Bronson
Pulfer
Knippenberg
Daugherty
Sullivan
Kaiser
Crowley

Visit USA Today