What happened on January 16, 1986
BUSINESS
Ship's Agent Is Acquired By Lavino By Robert R. Frump, Inquirer Staff Writer
Helping Penn Ship Get Shipshape By BOB EISBERG, Daily News Staff Writer
Chinatown Restaurants Suffer Troubles At N. Phila. Warehouse Worry Customers By Ewart Rouse, Inquirer Staff Writer
Leaser Of Furnished Office Space To Move To Phila. By Gregory R. Byrnes, Inquirer Staff Writer
Altman's Open Under Duress By ROBIN PALLEY, Daily News Staff Writer
Acorn, Fidelity Reach Accord By MARC MELTZER, Daily News Staff Writer
Sands Picks Local Ad Agency By Ewart Rouse, Inquirer Staff Writer
Inventories And Sales Up In Nov. The Inquirer Staff
Phila. Trucking Company Calls It Quits After 60 Years By Tom Belden, Inquirer Staff Writer
NEWS
Ambulance Firm Gets Ultimatum By Ginny Wiegand, Inquirer Staff Writer
Light Bulb Swindle Cost 'em A Bundle By RON AVERY, Daily News Staff Writer
Churchmen Dump Blues With Second-period Surge By Bill Ordine, Inquirer Staff Writer
Berks County Judge Named To Review '83 Snyder Ruling By Fredric N. Tulsky, Inquirer Staff Writer
Rumors Of A Coup Sweeping Lesotho From Inquirer Wire Services
Marple Board Reopens Budget, Warns Of Possible 9-mill Increase By Reid Kanaley, Inquirer Staff Writer
Purchases Approved For Police By Nancy Bates Keir, Special to The Inquirer
Letters To The Editor Practical
Letters To The Editor Hypocritical
Duffryn Ave. Residents Request Three-way Stop By Ruth Tallmadge, Special to The Inquirer
With No Residents At Meeting, Board Approves Office Complex By Kurt Pfitzer, Special to The Inquirer
Ex-auditor General Casey Is Running For Governor By Thomas Ferrick Jr., Inquirer Staff Writer
Planners Discuss Revisions In Township Zoning Code By Michael Hernan, Special to The Inquirer
Board Seeks Alternatives On Insurance By Laurie Merrill, Special to The Inquirer
S. Phila. Man Finds His Brother, 27, Slain By Thomas J. Gibbons Jr., Inquirer Staff Writer
Remembering Dr. King On The Main Line By Suzanne Gordon, Inquirer Staff Writer
Neighbor Appeals To Court To Halt Town-hall Rezoning By Christine M. Johnson, Special to The Inquirer
Church Asks Town To Allow Oversize Sign By Kenneth Glick, Special to The Inquirer
Soloist: Singing For Her Living Is Hard Work By Kathy Boccella, Special to The Inquirer
Kostmayer Recalls S. Africa Confrontation By Theresa Conroy, Special to The Inquirer
Students Fare Well On Aptitude Test By Dominic Sama, Inquirer Staff Writer
Supervisors Take More Control On Conditional Zoning Permits By Phyllis Holtzman, Special to The Inquirer
Court Hears Ramona On Tape By CYNTHIA BURTON, Daily News Staff Writer
After A Tragedy, Strangers Join Together By Ginny Wiegand, Inquirer Staff Writer
Two Late Free Throws Shave The Hawklets By Bill Ordine, Inquirer Staff Writer
Ruling Sets Back Drive For Government Change By Maureen Graham, Special to The Inquirer
Cops Robbed Him Twice, He Says By EDWARD MORAN, Daily News Staff Writer
Zoning Panel Denies Permit; Venus Ii Expected To Close By Michele Riedel, Special to The Inquirer
Insurance Crisis Led To Plan To Cap Waste-site Liability By Paul Horvitz, Inquirer Trenton Bureau
Bucks Parks Are Subject Of Bottle Ban By Howard Manly, Inquirer Staff Writer
Casey's Campaign Under Way By MARIA GALLAGHER, Daily News Staff Writer
Con Man Is Told: Repay Victims - Or Go To Jail By Jane M. Von Bergen, Inquirer Staff Writer
To Coleman, Jannotti Needed Help And Was Qualified By William W. Sutton Jr., Inquirer Staff Writer
Doc's Order Cost Life Suspect's Pal Tells Of Slaying By KURT HEINE, Daily News Staff Writer (Staff writers Gloria Campisi and Scott Flander also contributed to this report.)
Raid Hurts Chinese Restaurants By LESLIE SCISM, Daily News Staff Writer
Limited Divestment At Penn? By GENE SEYMOUR, Daily News Staff Writer
Letters To The Editor Prevention Is Still Best Cancer 'Cure'
No Justice For Jesse On List Of Complaints By SUSAN BENNETT, Daily News Staff Writer
Warley Scores 24, But Falcons Fall To Aggies In Ot By Gary Miles, Inquirer Staff Writer
Deadline Extended On School Votes By Mike Franolich, Special to The Inquirer
Board Calls A Truce To Curb Solicitation By Katharine Seelye, Inquirer Staff Writer
College Renames Street To Honor Black Professor By Katharine Seelye, Inquirer Staff Writer
Slowly, A Potential Disaster Is Defused By Christine M. Johnson, Special to The Inquirer
Dispute Over Repair Shop Spills Over Into Meeting By Dominic Sama, Inquirer Staff Writer
County Offering Home To Shelter Abused Spouses By Ellen O'Brien and Kitty Dumas, Inquirer Staff Writers
Congress Is Returning The Ghost Of Gramm-rudman By George F. Will
Off The Expressway Some Cruise On Alternate Roads By Katharine Seelye, Inquirer Staff Writer
$11.7 Billion In Budget Cuts Are Due March 1 By Paul Magnusson, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Khadafy: We'll Train Terrorist Army Daily News Wire Services
Watching A Small Crowd Down There Drew A Big Crowd Up There By RON GOLDWYN, Daily News Staff Writer
Bishop Asks Penn To Divest By Dick Pothier, Inquirer Staff Writer
Education Groups Voice Concerns On Incentive, Intervention Plans By Chris Conway, Inquirer Trenton Bureau
Cherry Hill Taxes Would Rise Under Budget For 1986 By Laura Quinn, Inquirer Staff Writer
New Ramps, Revamps Set In I-95 Plan By VINCE KASPER, Daily News Staff Writer
Convention Center Plan Redrafted Governing Board Gets New Formula By Dan Meyers and Emilie Lounsberry, Inquirer Staff Writers
Gov. Kean's Proposals With Lieutenant Governor, N.j. Would Join 43 States By Carolyn Acker, Inquirer Trenton Bureau
Letters To The Editor Dialogue, Please
Goode Hears Residents Of N. Phila., Weary Of Being Victimized By Crime By Rich Heidorn Jr. and Robert J. Terry, Inquirer Staff Writers
Borough Secures Police Insurance By Bill Walls, Special to The Inquirer
Grand Hotel Is Returned To Old Glory By Roger Cohn, Inquirer Staff Writer
Toll Plan On 4 Bridges To Be Studied By Francis M. Lordan, Inquirer Staff Writer
From A Life Alone To Lives Shared At 64, Woman Leaves Her House For Communal Home In Germantown By Michael E. Ruane, Inquirer Staff Writer
Disclosing All Evidence Essential In Mia Mystery
Pemberton School Superintendent Defends Plan To Reassign Students By Janice Heller, Special to The Inquirer
Council Oks Plan To Buy Wichard Sewage Plant By David Lieber, Inquirer Staff Writer
N. Phila. Neighbors Hammer Out Anti-crime Plans By LINN WASHINGTON, Daily News Staff Writer
Kean's Second-term Program
Consultant Hired To Study Costs Of Building Sewer In Berlin Twp. By Martisa Jackson, Special to The Inquirer
Audubon Opposes Waste Tests At Sea By Marybeth Farrell, Special to The Inquirer
The Real Purpose Using Universities As Job Factories By Herbert Rotfeld
Discussion Issue Vexes Residents By Howard Manly, Inquirer Staff Writer
Developer Pins His Hopes On Court By Maura C. Ciccarelli, Special to The Inquirer
Man Gets 30-60 Years For 2 Rapes, 3d Attack By Amy S. Rosenberg, Special to The Inquirer
Board Restricts Developer By Cynthia Hanson, Special to The Inquirer
Phila. Man Faces More Charges By Kathy Boccella and Maura C. Ciccarelli, Special to The Inquirer
Jackson: Remember King As More Than A Dreamer By Eric Harrison, Inquirer Staff Writer
Rewarding A Pal
Storage Issue Besets Restaurant By Christine M. Johnson, Special to The Inquirer
Work Starts Smoothly As Drivers Shun Schuylkill By Susan Caba, Inquirer Staff Writer
Mount Holly Oks Study On A Downtown Cultural-center Plan By John McDonough, Special to The Inquirer
Park Chief Checking On Legality Of Sculpture Garden By ANN W. O'NEILL, Daily News Staff Writer
Bridgeport Committee Opposes Trash Plan By Kathy Boccella, Special to The Inquirer
Vignola Won't Ok Jannotti's Pay By JUAN GONZALEZ and BOB WARNER, Daily News Staff Writers (Staff writer Ann W. O'Neill contributed to this report.)
Park Chairman: Goode Wants Panel To Decide Statue Plan 'On The Merit' By Vernon Loeb, Inquirer Staff Writer
Bill Would Require State Permits For Storage Tanks By Walter F. Roche Jr., Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau
Letters To The Editor High-speed Plans: Harrisburg Trains Vital To Pa.
Saints Win After Blowing Hot And Cold By Gary Miles, Inquirer Staff Writer
Thousands Stayed Away On Day 1 By RON GOLDWYN, Daily News Staff Writer
School-closing Study Assailed In Meetings By Mark Butler, Inquirer Staff Writer
Parking Proposal Is Stopped By Dominic Sama, Inquirer Staff Writer
Letters To The Editor Drop Podhoretz
Vets' Office An Unlikely Teapot For A Tempest By JUAN GONZALEZ, Daily News Staff Writer
'Let Us Be Dissatisfied' Sister Renews Dream Of Martin Luther King BY LINDA WRIGHT AVERY
Marple Again Controls U.s. Food Giveaway By Reid Kanaley, Inquirer Staff Writer
The Lancers Work Overtime For Victory By Gary Miles, Inquirer Staff Writer
Board Postpones Action On Plan To Deal With Students With Aids By Paul Scicchitano, Special to The Inquirer
Council Wants 'More Equitable' Trash Fee By Michael Hernan, Special to The Inquirer
Superintendent's Pact Renewed By Cynthia Hanson, Special to The Inquirer
Public Access Sought For Records On House Expenses By Dan Meyers, Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau
Lions Make Early Lead Stand Up By Bill Ordine, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Smooth Operator Da Satisfied Street Is Being Replaced By DAVE RACHER, Daily News Staff Writer
District Revises Its Plan On Handling Aids Cases By Suzanne Gordon, Inquirer Staff Writer
2 In Quarry Probe Told To Provide Files By Carol Morello, Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau
Child-safety Specialist Is '85 Officer Of The Yeaar By Kathy Boccella, Special to The Inquirer
Bishop Tutu Pays Tribute To Dr. King By Michael D. Schaffer and Dick Pothier, Inquirer Staff Writers
Letters To The Editor
Letters To The Editor Segregate Not
Ex-workers At Altman's Picket Store By Francie Scott, Julia M. Klein and Jennifer Lin, Special to The Inquirer
Off The Expressway Others Choose To Ride The Rails By Susan FitzGerald, Inquirer Staff Writer
Bishop Tutu: The Moral Voice . . . By Acel Moore, Inquirer Associate Editor
U.s. Urges Supreme Court To Allow Intervention In 'Baby Doe' Cases By Aaron Epstein, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Drug-abuse Aide's Fate Stirs Protest Washington Twp. Students Walk Out By Edward Power, Inquirer Staff Writer
Gorbachev: Ban Nukes By Year 2000 Extends Moratorium On Testing From Inquirer Wire Services
Ghosts Wake Up In Fourth Quarter By Gary Miles, Inquirer Staff Writer
Tigers Top Raiders At Free-throw Line By Bill Ordine, Inquirer Staff Writer
Coleman Dishes Out The Gravy
Author Is Wary Of The Risk With Novel On Telephone Sex By Maura C. Ciccarelli, Special to The Inquirer
Republican Given Post In Gloucester County By Ellen O'Brien, Inquirer Staff Writer
Rhetoric Over Libya At High Level By Mark Thompson, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Patt Ads His Name To Contest By MARIA GALLAGHER, Daily News Staff Writer
Vikes Play In Higher Gear After Watchng Big Girls By Pete Schnatz, Special to The Inquirer
Vignola Says He Won't Authorize Jannotti's Pay By Russell Cooke and William W. Sutton Jr., Inquirer Staff Writers
Reagan: King Made U.s. Better By Ellen Warren, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Officer Gets An Award For Arrest By Dominic Sama, Inquirer Staff Writer
Pro-choice Rally Turns Pro And Con By Ginny Wiegand, Inquirer Staff Writer
Ex-city Official Convicted Of Extortion In Audit Scheme By Henry Goldman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Tougher Rules Plan Would Halt Payments To Unfit Nursing Homes BY JACK ANDERSON AND JOSEPH SPEAR
Face-off To Reopen By Friday By Gary Miles, Inquirer Staff Writer
Reforms Take Time . . . But His Call For Sanctions Won't Work By James J. Kilpatrick
Marple Board Votes 4-3 To Rescind Parkland Swap By Reid Kanaley, Inquirer Staff Writer
Dog's Owners Get An Apology From Insurer By Larry Fish, Inquirer Staff Writer (The Associated Press contributed to this article.)
Tutu Touches Philadelphia, Bids Farewell By LINN WASHINGTON and GENE SEYMOUR, Daily News Staff Writers (Staff writer John F. Morrison contributed to this report.)
Tapes Of Move Threats Played At Africa Trial By Maida Odom, Inquirer Staff Writer
Shook Sparkles As Fords Beat Ga In League Opener By Bill Ordine, Inquirer Staff Writer
Reagan Burns His Bridges No Hedging About Retribution Against Libya BY ADRIAN LEE
Salary In Fall Twp. Lures Away Manager By Theresa Conroy, Special to The Inquirer
S. Yemen Government Says It Quelled Coup Attempt From Inquirer Wire Services
Spartans Continue To Slump By Gary Miles, Inquirer Staff Writer
The Calm After A Hatboro Storm By David Lieber, Inquirer Staff Writer
2 Arrested In Killing Of Rydal Doctor By Kurt Pfitzer and Tom Torok, Special to The Inquirer
Healing Words In The Mother Tongue By Tom Infield, Inquirer Staff Writer
Art And Science Of Underwater Photography By Cynthia Hanson, Special to The Inquirer
Columnist Harold J. Wiegand, Inquirer Writer For 65 Years By JIM NICHOLSON, Daily News Staff Writer
Court Papers Link Smith To Disappearance Of Couple By Emilie Lounsberry and John Hekking, Special to The Inquirer
Shultz And Weinberger One Has Character; The Other, Personality BY NICHOLAS VON HOFFMAN
Golden Tones Seniors Plunge Into Music In Settlement's New Program By Edgar Williams, Inquirer Staff Writer
Gov. Kean's Proposals Words Of Encouragement For New Jersey 2000 Idea By Ernest Tollerson, Inquirer Trenton Bureau
Board Considers Adding Business And Health Courses By Francie Scott, Special to The Inquirer
Letters To The Editor New Immigrants
Warminster Rape Case Dropped By Christine M. Johnson, Special to The Inquirer
Reputed Crime Figure Okd To Gamble In A.c. By George Anastasia, Inquirer Staff Writer
Da Invests Charges In Fund Scam By DAVE RACHER, Daily News Staff Writer
Kahane: 'Ship Them Out' Jdl Leader Pledges To Expel All Arabs From Israel By JOHN C. WHITE, Daily News Staff Writer
Coach Says Bears Are Improving By Joe Ferry, Special to The Inquirer
Youth Faces New Charge In Shooting By Doreen Carvajal, Inquirer Staff Writer
Brothers Charged In Crash That Hospitalized Woman By Kathy Boccella, Special to The Inquirer
No Longer A Bone Of Contention Call To Guv Does The Trick: Insurance Co. Rolls Over & Plays Dead By JOE CLARK, Daily News Staff Writer
3 Front-runners Surface In Central By Denny Dyroff, Special to The Inquirer
Martha H. Massena, 80, Pianist And Vocal Coach By Daniel Webster, Inquirer Music Critic
If Martin Luther King Were Alive Today . . . BY JOE BUSH
SPORTS
Charting City Schools' Super Single Efforts By TED SILARY, Daily News Sports Writer
Tubbs, Nobody's Favorite, Can Be Everybody's Champ By ELMER SMITH, Daily News Sports Writer
Roman Overwhelms St. Joe's Prep, 77-58 By John D. Harris Jr., Inquirer Staff Writer
Eagles, Mora Agree On Job, Sources Say By Angelo Cataldi, Inquirer Staff Writer
Owners Look Set To Play Hardball On Arbitration By John Lowe, Inquirer Staff Writer
Bedrosian Inks One-year Pact Andersen, Foley Also Come To Agreement With Phillies By BILL CONLIN, Daily News Sports Writer
Eagles Players Like What They've Seen By Sam Carchidi, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Coach Known For His Consistency By Chuck Newman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Mora Deal Seems Certain By PAUL DOMOWITCH, Daily News Sports Writer
4 Phillies Reach Accords; 9 File For Arbitration By Peter Pascarelli, Inquirer Staff Writer
Sixers' Streak Crashes To Halt; Nets Win By 34 By PHIL JASNER, Daily News Sports Writer
Stars Offer Bright Reviews Of Coach By BERNARD FERNANDEZ, Daily News Sports Writer
Ap Names Gooden, Lopez Best Of '85 From Inquirer Wire Services
New Jersey Takes Revenge, Beats Ailing Sixers, 123-89 By Mike Bruton, Inquirer Staff Writer
Gilbert Stuns Mcenroe In 1st Round Of Masters By Steve Goldstein, Inquirer Staff Writer
Camden Coasts To Victory Over Bishop Eustace By Marc Narducci, Special to The Inquirer
Mcenroe Loses Composure, Match Daily News Wire Services
Pharmacy's Name Gaining Acclaim By MIKE KERN, Daily News Sports Writer Compiled from staff and wire reports
Georgetown Comes Up Big, Tops Orange By DICK WEISS, Daily News Sports Writer
Connie Mora, Meet The Press By Ron Reid, Inquirer Staff Writer
Last Of Notre Dame's Four Horsemen Dies By Jere Longman, Inquirer Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
For South African Writer, Harassment Is Routine By Stephan Salisbury, Inquirer Staff Writer
Fitting Fashion On The Menu By John Corr, Inquirer Staff Writer
Tv Tonight By David Bianculli, Inquirer TV Critic
A Bird Of A Different Feather By NELS NELSON, Daily News Theatre Reviewer
Greed Triumphs In A Family Of 'Foxes' By STUART D. BYKOFSKY, Daily News Staff Writer
What Do Those Who Write Owe The World? By Stephan Salisbury, Inquirer Staff Writer
Ch. 3 Pitches In For Telethon By JOSEPH P. BLAKE, Daily News Staff Writer
At Cava Gallery, 2 Artists Exemplify 'New Abstraction' By Edward J. Sozanski, Inquirer Art Critic
If The Song's A Hit, Chances Are The Show Will Be By DICK KLEINER, Special to the Daily News
Texts Light On King Info By RENEE V. LUCAS, Daily News Staff Writer
C.c. Is Thriving On 'Santa Barbara' By JON-MICHAEL REED, Special to the Daily News
Today A Guide To What's Going On In And Around Philadelphia By JIM KNIGHT, Daily News Staff Writer
Tv Hits Not Always Critics' Picks By ALAN CARTER, New York Daily News
King Through The Eyes Of Kids By RENEE V. LUCAS, Daily News Staff Writer
Badmouthing Costs Him $500,000 More By W. Speers, Inquirer Staff Writer (Contributing to this report were the Associated Press, United Press International, Reuters, USA Today, the New York Times and the Dallas Times Herald)
New Batch Of Oldies Is Coming To Ch. 65 By Gail Shister, Inquirer Staff Writer
'La Cage' Whirls Into The Forrest By William B. Collins, Inquirer Theater Critic
Theater: Hellman's 'Little Foxes' Begins Its Run On Walnut Street By Douglas J. Keating, Inquirer Staff Writer
American Composers Are His Forte, New Music For Violin His Specialty By Daniel Webster, Inquirer Music Critic
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