What happened on July 01, 1986
NEWS
Conrail And A New Congress
Murder-trial Jury In Burlco Hears Final Arguments By Jane Cope, Special to The Inquirer
Compromise Reached On Plan To Curb Health-care Costs By Walter F. Roche Jr., Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau
Septa Maintenance Union Stays On Job By Susan Caba, Inquirer Staff Writer
Tv Tonight By David Bianculli, Inquirer TV Critic
All In The Family Black Entrepreneurs Must Work Together BY LINDA WRIGHT AVERY
Quality Counts At Shore, Scientists Are Testing The Waters By Marc Duvoisin, Inquirer Staff Writer
Aid For S. Africa's Neighbors? Daily News Wire Services
Giving Phil-a-job The Business
Del. Legislature Approves Raises For Teachers, Most State Workers By Alison Carper, Special to The Inquirer
Grabbing Reagan's Coattails By Larry Eichel, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Federal Warrior Turns To The State By Maida Odom, Inquirer Staff Writer
Strikers Say They'll Stay Out 'As Long As It Takes' By JOANNE SILLS, Daily News Staff Writer
Kean Signs Budget, Cuts Municipal Aid Request By Carolyn Acker, Inquirer Trenton Bureau
Court Order Sought On Youth Center By Lucinda Fleeson, Inquirer Staff Writer
City Employees Walk Off Jobs; Health Union, 2 Hospitals Settle No City Talks Are Scheduled By Russell Cooke, Vernon Loeb and Emilie Lounsberry, Inquirer Staff Writers (Inquirer staff writers Michael E. Ruane and Tom Torok contributed to this report.)
1 Washington Twp. Board Sues A 2d By Sandra McIntosh, Special to The Inquirer
Play-by-play's The Thing For These Campers By Don Russell, Special to The Inquirer
Letters To The Editor Nuclear Waste Needs More Than Talk
Letters To The Editor Teachers Blamed: No Wonder Private Schools Form
It Must Be A Trick Or Else 'Fix Was In' On The Tax Bill BY DONALD KAUL
Board Tells Why 'Dixie' Was Sung By William Lewis, Special to The Inquirer
Assembly Oks Bail Measure Bill Would Allow Pretrial Detention By Paul Horvitz, Inquirer Trenton Bureau
Legislative Leaders Back Convention Center By Dan Meyers, Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau
Cardinal Takes Inventory Krol Faces His Retirement Years With Calm BY ADRIAN LEE
Learning Their Lesson 24,000 City Students Attend The First Day Of Summer School By VALERIA M. RUSS, Daily News Staff Writer
Pasternak At Last Wins Soviet Honor From Inquirer Wire Services
Despite Problems, The Convention Center Is Still Needed BY DAVID WILLIAMSON
Letters To The Editor Buckle Up
Letters To The Editor Insurance Fear
Overthrow The Sandinistas The Aid Package To The Contras Is Not Enough By William F. Buckley Jr
Alleged Leader Of Franchise Scam Pleads Guilty By Jane M. Von Bergen, Inquirer Staff Writer
Letters To The Editor Chemical Spill
Freshie President Admits Bribes By JIM SMITH and VALERIA M. RUSS, Daily News Staff Writers
A Telling View Of Soviet People By Lee Winfrey, Inquirer Staff Writer
Mayor's Plans Set In Motion By FRANK LENNY, Daily News Staff Writer
Disputed Landfill Gets Layer Of Lining By Ellen O'Brien, Inquirer Staff Writer
Montco Commissioners Study 9.5% Pay Raises By Paul Scicchitano, Special to The Inquirer
Judicial Revision Blocked Busy With Budget, Says Manderino By Frederick Cusick, Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau
Defendant Blames Neurological Disease For His Behavior By Jane M. Von Bergen, Inquirer Staff Writer
Vignola Puts Escrows To Pair By HOWARD SCHNEIDER, Daily News Staff Writer
Peres Backs Calls For Inquiry In Deaths Of Bus Hijackers From Inquirer Wire Services
Letters To The Editor Informed?
Letters To The Editor Down The Drain
Septa Had Few Options, So Here Comes $1.25 Fare
Conferees Ok State Budget, But Snag Develops By Walter F. Roche Jr., Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau
Trash Incineration Debated In Pennsauken By Inga Saffron, Inquirer Staff Writer
Paychecks For Beloff, Aide Halted By Emilie Lounsberry, Inquirer Staff Writer
Beer Distributors Lose Their Bid To Share In Wine-cooler Market By Frederick Cusick, Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau
A Dispirited Horse Auction Leads Soviets To Blame U.s. By Donald Kimelman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Ah, Tradition!
Saying Yes A Positive Approach To Living By Alice-Leone Moats, Inquirer Contributing Writer
Workers End Walkouts At 8 Hospitals By LEON TAYLOR, Daily News Staff Writer
Lieutenant Governor Bill Passes House By Paul Horvitz, Inquirer Trenton Bureau
16,000 City Workers Walk Out By KATHY SHEEHAN, LINN WASHINGTON, and MICHAEL DAYS, Daily News Staff Writers (Staff writers Jack McGuire and John White contributed to this report.)
The Speed Merchants Are Pushing The Pace By Rushworth M. Kidder
U.s. Seeking To Ban Imports Made From Libyan Oil By Matthew Purdy, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Liquor License Suspended In Paulsboro By John McDonough, Special to The Inquirer
Freshie Chief Pleads Guilty, Pledges Cooperation By Martha Woodall and Jim Detjen, Inquirer Staff Writers (Staff writer Linda Loyd contributed to this story.)
Letters To The Editor
Letters To The Editor Unrepresentative
City Employees Walk Off Jobs; Health Union, 2 Hospitals Settle 7 More Pacts Said To Be Near By Huntly Collins and Mark Wagenveld, Inquirer Staff Writers (Inquirer staff writer Susan FitzGerald contributed to this article.)
Space Station Program Shifted To Nasa's Top Officials By James R. Carroll, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Investors Are Paying $145 Million For Murdoch's Chicago Sun-times From Inquirer Wire Services
A Sour Note Symphony Strike Can Bring Untold Problems For A City BY PETE DEXTER
6 Youths Held In Parkway Robberies By Robert J. Terry and Rich Heidorn Jr., Inquirer Staff Writers
In Print, A Tribute To A Philadelphia Lithographer's Legacy By Edward J. Sozanski, Inquirer Art Critic
Dissident Drivers Hail Yellow Cab Agreement By MICHAEL SOKOLOVE, Daily News Staff Writer
Pickets Quiet, But Show Signs Of Discontent By SCOTT FLANDER, Daily News Staff Writer
An Early Start Late At Night By Gail Shister, Inquirer Staff Writer (David Walstad contributed to this article.)
Bell Manager Gilbert Johnson, 33; Was Automobile Accident Victim By CHRISTOPHER R. WILLIAMS, Daily News Staff Writer
Founder Of Philippine Communists Rejects Any Surrender Of Weapons By C.S. Manegold, Inquirer Staff Writer
For Girl, 2d Chance For Sight By Elizabeth Hallowell, Special to The Inquirer
Many Drivers Regard 55 M.p.h. As No Limit By Susan Caba, Inquirer Staff Writer
Marple Official Drops Case Against Colleague By Reid Kanaley, Inquirer Staff Writer
12 Area Grade Schools Make U.s. Honor Roll Associated Press (Inquirer staff writer Dianna Marder contributed to this article.)
Poet To Lead Symposium On S. Africa By Stephan Salisbury, Inquirer Staff Writer
Consumer Groups Sue Septa Over Fare Rise By Susan Caba, Inquirer Staff Writer
Fierce Hospital Competition A Backdrop To Union Strife By Gilbert M. Gaul, Inquirer Staff Writer
He Should Like Other Monkeys, But Wilbur Goes Ape Over Blondes By Dick Pothier, Inquirer Staff Writer
Justices Ok Access To Preliminary Hearings By Aaron Epstein, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Ignorance No Excuse Aids Fear: The Irrationality Of The '80s BY CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER
Prince To Visit Wyo. For Movie Premiere By Steven Rea, Inquirer Staff Writer (The Associated Press and United Press International contributed to this article.)
Rape Suspect Cursed By Rare Disease By RON AVERY, Daily News Staff Writer
Motorist Gets Jail Term In Death Of Woman, 59 By Meredith M. Henry, Special to The Inquirer
N.y. Postman Faces Charges In 2 Teens' Deaths By Mike Schurman, Special to The Inquirer
Soviets Dance To Top In Miss. Competition By Deborah Lawson, Special to The Inquirer
Cherry Hill Man Enters Guilty Plea In S. Jersey Mortgage-fraud Scheme By Jane M. Von Bergen, Inquirer Staff Writer
Indicted Montco Gop Chairman Is Expected To Take Leave Of Absence By Paul Scicchitano, Special to The Inquirer (Inquirer staff writer Thomas Ferrick Jr. contributed to this article.)
Sodomy Ban Is Upheld By High Court By Aaron Epstein, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Gay Rights Leaders Hit 'Frightening' Ruling Daily News Wire Services
Letters To The Editor Food Irradiation
Film: Baboons Terrorizing Man In Africa By Desmond Ryan, Inquirer Movie Critic
Film: A Terror Tale Looks At Kids Gone Very Bad By Carrie Rickey, Inquirer Movie Critic
Key Figure In A.c. Deal Buys Mutual-fund Firm By George Anastasia and Fen Montaigne, Inquirer Staff Writers
His Own Hand Len Bias' Killer Is No Mystery Man By Richard Cohen
Judge Denies Stay For Bundy; Execution Set From Inquirer Wire Services
Septa Strike Is A Rail Possibility By KEVIN HANEY, Daily News Staff Writer
Beloff Aide: Business As Usual By RON GOLDWYN, Daily News Staff Writer
Sessler's Writes The End To Its New-book Sales By Tom Infield, Inquirer Staff Writer
Vendors' Support Hasn't Gone South By JOANNE SILLS, Daily News Staff Writer
Judging By The Pickets, It's All Tied Up By SCOTT HEIMER, Daily News Staff Writer
SPORTS
If Only Pindyski Had A Chance . . . By TED SILARY, Daily News Sports Writer
Mexico Unhappy With Cup Tourism From Inquirer Wire Services
Swinging Into Action Jackson Goes 1-for-4 In Professional Debut Daily News Wire Services
Phillies Lose To Pirates Push Toward .500 Falls Short Again By Peter Pascarelli, Inquirer Staff Writer
Cash Halts Wilander In Upset Advances To Spot In Quarterfinals By Al Morganti, Inquirer Staff Writer
War Is Waged On Drugs Ncaa And Temple Take Steps To Curb Problem By TED SILARY, Daily News Sports Writer
Rematch Is No Repeat For Lloyd By Al Morganti, Inquirer Staff Writer
. . . While Jackson Carries The Al's Old-timers By Ray Parrillo, Inquirer Staff Writer
Lions' Track Coach Rips Influx Of Foreign Athletes By MIKE KERN, Daily News Sports Writer Compiled from staff and wire reports
War Is Waged On Drugs Driesell On The Firing Line As Investigations Mount By MARK WHICKER, Daily News Sports Columnist
New Heroes Emerge For Life-begins-at-40 Crowd . . . By Ray Parrillo, Inquirer Staff Writer
Deter Required By Owls By TED SILARY, Daily News Sports Writer
War Is Waged On Drugs Threat Of Random Tests Hangs Over Nfl Players By RICH HOFMANN, Daily News Sports Writer
Now, Bedrosian Is Flat-out Throwing Hard By BERNARD FERNANDEZ, Daily News Sports Writer
Progress Reported In Eagles' Talks With Reichenbach By RICH HOFMANN, Daily News Sports Writer
Mother Sees A Purpose In Bias' Cocaine Death From Inquirer Wire Services
Oakley Takes 1-stroke Lead In Eagle Lodge Classic By Mayer Brandschain, Special to The Inquirer
Browns' Rogers Killed By 'Cocaine Poisoning' From Inquirer Wire Services
Phils Fumble Away Another Shot At .500 By BERNARD FERNANDEZ, Daily News Sports Writer
BUSINESS
Bill Would Increase Regulation Of Pa. Mortgage Firms By Alexis Moore Love, Inquirer Staff Writer
Taking Arms Against A Sea Of Layoffs By FREDERICK H. LOWE, Daily News Staff Writer
Rite Aid Reports Gains In 1st Quarter By Jennifer Lin, Inquirer Staff Writer
Pe Reaches 2d Deal To Sell Its Steam Loop By Andrew Cassel, Inquirer Staff Writer
Down But Not Out Penn's Landing Project: What Now? By GARY THOMPSON, Daily News Staff Writer
Pnc Agrees To Buy Ky. Bank Firm By Alexis Moore Love, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Billion Reasons The Lady's Green By BOB EISBERG, Daily News Staff Writer
What Constitutes Good Taste For 'We The People 200'? By GARY THOMPSON, Daily News Staff Writer
Chrysler To Build At Amc Plant The Inquirer Staff
Pe To Sell Troubled Steam Loop For $30m By FREDERICK H. LOWE, Daily News Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Today A Guide To What's Going On In And Around Philadelphia By JIM KNIGHT, Daily News Staff Writer
Hungry Shoppers On A Pilgrimage By DEBORAH LICKLIDER, Daily News Staff Writer
Some Juicy Talk About A Lady . . . By GENE SEYMOUR, Daily News Staff Writer
'Billy Pin' Is 10 Years Old By ROSE DeWOLF, Daily News Staff Writer
Those T-shirts: They Say It All By MARY FLANNERY, Daily News Staff Writer
A Party Of Statuesque Proportions By TAMARA JEFFERIES, Daily News Staff Writer
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