What happened on August 14, 1986
NEWS
Slain Drug Kingpin Knew He Was A Marked Man By KITTY CAPARELLA, Daily News Staff Writer
Parents Critical Of Math Programs By Francie Scott, Special to The Inquirer
A Slap In The Face It's Bad Enough He Has To Face Trial BY PETE DEXTER
Water Workers' Protest Snarls Midcity Traffic By ANN GERHART, Daily News Staff Writer
A Message To Children Via Momma By Edgar Williams, Inquirer Staff Writer
Gop Tour Stops At A Stronghold By Russell E. Eshleman Jr., Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau
New Willing Plan Is Supported By Dominic Sama, Inquirer Staff Writer
Decision Delayed On Settlement By Tim Panaccio, Special to The Inquirer
Destination Mars . . . U.s., Soviets Should Work Together BY THE ECONOMIST
Water-main Pact Is Approved By Jim Haner, Special to The Inquirer
Letters To The Editor
3 Zoning Requests Okd By Joe Ferry, Special to The Inquirer
Opponents Of Complex Raise Sewage Issue By Howard Manly, Inquirer Staff Writer
Suddenly, Racism Has Reawakened In Delaware Valley BY IRA GOLDSTEIN
Teachers Expected To Split Ticket By Dan Meyers, Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau
Residents Want Rocks Removed By Dominic Sama, Inquirer Staff Writer
Research Council Urges Smoke Ban On Airline Flights By Steve Wise, Inquirer Washington Bureau
'Alliance' Sought On Race Issues City Leaders Urged To Foster Harmony By Julia Cass, Inquirer Staff Writer
Talk To Travel Today, Cars Carry More Than People - They Carry Messages: Signs, Symbols And Stickers By Robert Ferrigno, Special to The Inquirer
Making Yourself At Home Within Your Own House By Karen Heller, Inquirer Staff Writer
Letters To The Editor Crybabies
Rehnquist Recommended Scalia Also Gets Nod For Top Court By SUSAN BENNETT, Daily News Staff Writer
Farrakhan-aided Firm Loses Site By VINCE KASPER, Daily News Staff Writer
Specter: Will Do Well In Western Suburbs By Mark Butler, Inquirer Staff Writer
Teachers And The School Board Continue Radnor Contract Talks By Dominic Sama, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Letter To Michelle So Much To Talk About, Mom Tells Runaway BY LINDA WRIGHT AVERY
Code Is Amended Setting Provisions For Quarries, Mining By Ruth Tallmadge, Special to The Inquirer
Tyson Cleanup Plan Is Opposed By Kathy Boccella, Special to The Inquirer
Panel Moves Against Drug Sales To Children By Paul Horvitz, Inquirer Trenton Bureau
Pressure Shows In 7th Game From Inquirer Wire Services
Town Will Not Pay All Its Bills By Reid Kanaley, Inquirer Staff Writer
More Recreation Funds Sought By David Lieber, Inquirer Staff Writer
Cable Tv Subscribers Urged To End Service By Theresa Sullivan Barger, Special to The Inquirer
Complex's Plans For Roads Studied By Nancy Nowicki, Special to The Inquirer
A Program That Pushes Career Goals By Michael D. Schaffer, Inquirer Staff Writer
Candidates' Air War Heating Up Casey, Scranton Fire Campaign Messages On The Tube By MARIA GALLAGHER, Daily News Staff Writer
United They Stand Cabbies Protest Insurance Premiums By DEBBIE M. PRICE, Daily News Staff Writer
Request In Blue Route Land Swap Trimmed By Reid Kanaley, Inquirer Staff Writer
U.s. Withdraws Reagan Offer On S. Africa Talks From Inquirer Wire Services
Wings Appeals Zoning Board Decision By S. E. Siebert, Special to The Inquirer
Material Girl's Debut Is Back On By W. Speers, Inquirer Staff Writer (Contributing to this article were the Associated Press, United Press International, the New York Daily News, the New York Times, the Washington Post and USA Today.)
Repeal Of 22d Amendment Predicted By Ken Fireman, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Senate Oks $ To Contras Reagan Calls It Vote For Democracy Daily News Wire Services
Recycling To Begin Oct. 6 By Theresa Conroy, Special to The Inquirer
Letters To The Editor Sneaky Tactic
Whitpain Section Faces Poll On Zip-switch Idea By S. E. Siebert, Special to The Inquirer
S. Africa Eyes Vote For Blacks Daily News Wire Services
Rights Aide Warns Of 'Eruption' By STEVEN A. MARQUEZ, Daily News Staff Writer
In Haverford, A Library Resignation Is Questioned By Katharine Seelye, Inquirer Staff Writer
Letters To The Editor Culture, Recreation First: Why City Hall Tower Must Wait
Aids Victims Potential Cures Kept Unavailable By Stephen Chapman
No Action Taken On Housing Concerns By Katharine Seelye, Inquirer Staff Writer
School Renovations Delayed By Theresa Sullivan Barger, Special to The Inquirer
If Snakes Are Outlawed, Only Outlaws Will Have Snakes By STEVEN A. MARQUEZ, Daily News Staff Writer
Botha's Party, Determined To Retain Race Separation, Offers Limited Vote By David Zucchino, Inquirer Staff Writer
Utilities Board Oks Budget Plan By Steve Herz, Special to The Inquirer
Mexico To Aid In Drug War By David Hess, Inquirer Washington Bureau
In Evesham, Complaints About Traffic By Steve Herz, Special to The Inquirer
Coping With A Growing Fear Of Aids In Camden, Safety Lessons For Addicts By Douglas A. Campbell, Inquirer Staff Writer
Health-review Panels In Jeopardy; State May Step In By Walter F. Roche Jr., Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau
Bridge Study Is Okd By Marlene A. Prost, Special to The Inquirer
Making Hay To Help A Va. Farmer By Michele Riedel, Special to The Inquirer
Free Nelson R. Mandela, U.s. Leaders Must Insist
A Neighborhood Torn By Strife By Carol Morello, Inquirer Staff Writer
Message To Kids: Boy Faces Adult Trial In Drug Case By DAVE RACHER, Daily News Staff Writer
Painted Into A Corner, Graffiti Squad Says By HOWARD SCHNEIDER and JUAN GONZALEZ, Daily News Staff Writers
Burlco Oks Mandatory Recycling By Jane Cope, Special to The Inquirer
Trash-plant Opponents Decry Judge's Ruling By Howard Manly, Inquirer Staff Writer
Planning Panel Endorses 27-house Development By Theresa Conroy, Special to The Inquirer
Panel Votes To Override Office Veto By Jim Haner, Special to The Inquirer
Home For Aged Defends Plans By Christine M. Johnson, Special to The Inquirer
Marple Solicitor's Stance Is Assailed By Reid Kanaley, Inquirer Staff Writer
Contra Aid Approved By Senate Vote Is 53-47 For Reagan Proposal By Charles Green, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Ban Smoking On Airplanes
Council Votes To Borrow $50,000 For Street Repairs By Joe Ferry, Special to The Inquirer
Litton Operation Agrees To Final Part Of Penalty By Emilie Lounsberry, Inquirer Staff Writer
Penn Gears Robots To Households By Dick Pothier, Inquirer Staff Writer
Letters To The Editor It Pays To Talk
Letters To The Editor Expand Council
Rules Police Can Live With
State Fop To Oppose Police Informant Plan By Christopher Hepp, Inquirer Staff Writer
Excuses Put Commas In These Sentences By DAVE RACHER, Daily News Staff Writer
Conferees Near Accord On Tax Bill By Patricia O'Brien, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Using Power
Legg Mason Duo Extends Mccandless To Third Game By Tim Panaccio, Special to The Inquirer
Use Of Directed Blood Donations Questioned By Linda Herskowitz, Inquirer Staff Writer
Gop's Deangelis Back In Government By Theresa Conroy, Special to The Inquirer
This Is Fair Trade? With Grain Deal, U.s. Joins Subsidized-export Crowd By Enrique Candioti, Washington Post
Fidel's Savagery Exposed Poet Reveals Castro's Gulag To The World BY ADRIAN LEE
Tv Today By David Bianculli, Inquirer TV Critic
Supervisors Hear Request For 24-home Cluster Plan By Maura C. Ciccarelli, Special to The Inquirer
With Sale, Sperry Site Loses Luster By John Hall, Special to The Inquirer
Carroll's Dougherty Tops Girls' Gold-medal Effort By Pete Schnatz, Special to The Inquirer
Narberth Council Postpones Vote On Skateboard Ban By Tim Panaccio, Special to The Inquirer
Some Wetlands May Be Spared In Pe Plan To Reduce Reservoir By Amy S. Rosenberg, Special to The Inquirer
Jordan Loses Primary For Senate Seat In Ga. By Larry Eichel, Inquirer Staff Writer
Letters To The Editor The U.s. Double Standard On Drugs
Edward Beauchamp Hartung, 62, A Salesman In The Paper Industry By Burr Van Atta, Inquirer Staff Writer
Heads Linked To Bizarre Medical Mystery By KIT KONOLIGE, Daily News Staff Writer
2 City Workers Accused Of Stealing Signs, Poles By JUAN GONZALEZ, Daily News Staff Writer
Davy Outback? Fess Parker Was Deaver's Pick To Be Ambassador To Australia Daily News Wire Services (Staff writer Susan Bennett contributed to this report)
Mortgage Brokers Help Find Best Deal By LEW SICHELMAN, Special to the Daily News
Out Of The Closet And Into An Abyss Once A Darling Of The Political Right, Robert Bauman Fell Hard From Congress When It Was Revealed That He Was Gay By Dick Polman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Sistine Chapel Choir To Sing Here By Leonard W. Boasberg, Inquirer Staff Writer
N.j. Slaying Victim Id'd As S. Phila Youth By KURT HEINE and SCOTT FLANDER, Daily News Staff Writers
North And South, Book Ii 12 Teens Take A Month-long Journey Into Understanding By JOANNE SILLS, Daily News Staff Writer
Yellow Cab Falls Short In Insurance Fare Plan By Richard Burke, Inquirer Staff Writer
Golf Decision Expected Monday By Paul Scicchitano, Special to the Inquirer
A First Tv Interview With Ramona Africa By Steven Rea, Inquirer Staff Writer (David Walstad and staff writer Joe Logan contributed to this article.)
Residents Complain Of Noise At Warehouse By Kenneth Glick, Special to The Inquirer
Bridge Site May Be Near Old Warships By Jane Cope, Special to The Inquirer (United Press International contributed to this article.)
Castaways Get Temporary Residency By Andrew Maykuth, Inquirer Staff Writer
Lawnside Board Cancels Sale Pact With Power By Patrisia Gonzales, Inquirer Staff Writer
Zoning Board Ends Hearings On Wawa Plan By S. E. Siebert, Special to The Inquirer
Source Says Pair Alive On Saturday By Robert J. Terry, Inquirer Staff Writer
The Apathetic Age Where Is The Idealism Of Generations Ago? BY ROBERT C. MAYNARD
Time Running Out For Bell Of Pa., Union Talks By GLORIA CAMPISI, Daily News Staff Writer
Drug May Cut Risk Of 2d Coronary From Inquirer Wire Services
Sewer Repairs Requested By Kathy Boccella, Special to The Inquirer
Fatigue Factor Takes A Toll On Area Girls' Soccer Squad By Pete Schnatz, Special to The Inquirer
12 Human Heads Found In Shipment From Phila. Associated Press (Inquirer staff writer Thomas J. Gibbons Jr. contributed to this article.)
Last Of 4 Escapees Is Captured Leesburg Inmate Had Broken Leg From Inquirer Wire Services
Michigan's Lucas Dawning Of 2-party System For Blacks By Ben Wattenberg
Depending On Outsiders Worsens Trash Crisis By Councilman John F. White Jr
Letters To The Editor Laughable
Two Accused Of Selling City Property United Press International (Inquirer staff writer Thomas J. Gibbons Jr. contributed to this article.)
Jenkintown To Meet Rjm-bucks For Crown By Gary Miles, Inquirer Staff Writer
Woman Receives Probation In Fraud-conspiracy Case By Emilie Lounsberry, Inquirer Staff Writer
Woman Gets Probation In Family Fraud Scams By KIT KONOLIGE, Daily News Staff Writer
Grenadian Defendant Says U.s. Stirred Revolt By Ewart Rouse, Inquirer Staff Writer
Boxer Not Guilty Of Rape, Robbery By DAVE RACHER, Daily News Staff Writer
Debraak Story Also Unfolds In Court By Alison Carper, Special to The Inquirer
N.j. Police Chief Thomas J. Titto By FRANK DOUGHERTY, Daily News Staff Writer
Man Is Injured In Gun Accident By Christine M. Johnson, Special to The Inquirer
No Bail For Student Accused Of Shooting 5 New York Daily News
Baldwin Swimmer Cornelius Keeps Bettering Her Bests By Denny Dyroff, Special to The Inquirer
Njn To Review Decision To Cancel 'Uncle Floyd' By Chris Conway, Inquirer Trenton Bureau
Photo Caption The Philadelphia Inquirer / J. KYLE KEENER
Libraries Aren't Just For Reading Anymore By Dominic Sama, Inquirer Staff Writer
SPORTS
Pool Star Fusco Uses Mind As A Weapon By Robert Seltzer, Inquirer Staff Writer
Fbi Agent: Never Too Young To Be Wise To Drugs By PAUL DOMOWITCH, Daily News Sports Writer
Kite And Langer Advance, But Norman Misses Cut In First International From Inquirer Wire Services
Phillies Homers Top Mets Four Hit Blasts In An 8-4 Victory By Peter Pascarelli, Inquirer Staff Writer
Holmes Says Reforms Are Needed By Russell E. Eshleman Jr., Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau
Ogygian Faces Tough Test In Travers At Saratoga By Don Clippinger, Inquirer Staff Writer
Waters Is Fighting To Catch On By Angelo Cataldi, Inquirer Staff Writer
Hrs Bring Ojeda Bad Memories By BERNARD FERNANDEZ, Daily News Sports Writer
Maryland Alters Schedule St. Joe's Affected By Decision To Stop Fall Semester Games Daily News Wire Services
Nfl Owners Reject Bid To Expand Rosters To 49 From Inquirer Wire Services
Phils Worth Dreaming About By BILL CONLIN, Daily News Sports Writer
Sixty Points Changed Langton's Future By TED SILARY, Daily News Sports Writer
Running Back Coach Must Make Choices From Crowded Field By RICH HOFMANN, Daily News Sports Writer
To Blue Bell Physician, Triathlons Are Medicine By JEFF SAMUELS, Daily News Sports Writer Compiled from staff and wire reports
Phils Put Out Feelers For Catching Insurance By BILL CONLIN, Daily News Sports Writer
Hopefully, Pocono Changes Won't Include Losing Cart By BILL FLEISCHMAN, Daily News Sports Writer
Walker's A Cowboy And Dorsett's Angry Daily News Wire Services
Even Though Struggling, Carlton Proves He Can Talk A Great Game By Jayson Stark, Inquirer Staff Writer
The 'One-handed' Man Injury Frustrates Dwayne Jiles In Quest For Linebacker Slot By RICH HOFMANN, Daily News Sports Writer
Walker, Cowboys Agree; Dorsett Grumbles From Inquirer Wire Services
ENTERTAINMENT
Boning Up On Calcium: Diet Is Best By ROSE DeWOLF, Daily News Staff Writer
Breakfast Is A 'Zoo' By BILL KENT, Special to the Daily News
This Little Piggy's Back For Another Generation By ROSE DeWOLF, Daily News Staff Writer
In Search Of The Jersey Hummingbird By BILL KENT, Special to the Daily News
Today A Guide To What's Going On In And Around Philadelphia By JIM KNIGHT, Daily News Staff Writer
For 50 Years, The Set To Grow On By RICK SELVIN, Daily News Book Review Editor
Interview With Ramona Africa By JOSEPH P. BLAKE, Daily News Staff Writer
Waitressing Leaves Some Very Fed-up By MARY FLANNERY, Daily News Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Now, Computers That Can Make Their Own Decisions By Andrea Knox, Inquirer Staff Writer
Comcast Profits Rise 35% The Inquirer Staff
Early-aug. Auto Sales Up 7.4 Pct. The Inquirer Staff
Icahn Predicts Profit For Twa From Inquirer Wire Services
Port Board Rife With Conflicts Of Interest, Study Says By KEVIN HANEY, Daily News Staff Writer
The Keeper Of Pew Family Money Quits As Head Of Glenmede Trust By Peter Binzen, Inquirer Staff Writer
N.c. Firm Will Buy Wtel The New Owner Plans No Changes In The Ethnic Station's Format By Neill Borowski, Inquirer Staff Writer
Local Refractory Plant Will Close, Idling 83 By Jennifer Lin, Inquirer Staff Writer
Makro To Add 3 Warehouse Club Stores By ROBIN PALLEY, Daily News Staff Writer
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