What happened on July 04, 1986
NEWS
Dublin Meadows Is A Family Effort By Sheila Dyan, Special to The Inquirer
Letters To The Editor Jury Too Kind
Suit: Ex-wife Secretly Used Sperm Samples To Conceive By Amy S. Rosenberg, Special to The Inquirer
Tunes Bear Hope For The Troubled By Kuae Noel Kelch, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Gibsonian Tribute To The Statue Of Liberty By Gail Shister, Inquirer Staff Writer
Some New Yorkers Flee, While Others Await The Party the Inquirer Staff (Inquirer wire services, including the Boston Globe, the Miami Herald and the Washington Post, contributed to this report.)
Tv Tonight By David Bianculli, Inquirer TV Critic
Bush To Naacp: U.s. Policy Right By Robert S. Boyd, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Theater: A Drama Opens A Black Festival By Douglas J. Keating, Inquirer Staff Writer
It's Grim Duty For The City's Skeleton Crew By Dale Mezzacappa, Inquirer Staff Writer
Not As Many Miles Per Hoof The Philadelphia Inquirer / SHARON J. WOHLMUTH
Proposal To Ease Pa. Trash Woes Getting Nowhere Fast By Dan Meyers, Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau
Buyer Is Not Represented In Typical Home Purchase By Robert J. Bruss, Special to The Inquirer
Give Pickets A Holiday, Too
Pop The Cork Liberty Lets Her Light Shine As The Birthday Bash Begins By Rick Lyman, Carol Horner and Paul Nussbaum, Inquirer Staff Writers (Ellen Warren of the Inquirer's Washington Bureau contributed to this article.)
The Girl Next Door Across The Hudson, New Jersey Is Fighting New York For The Hand (and The Torch And The Crown) Of One Very Special Lady By Michael Capuzzo, Inquirer Staff Writer
Youth Center Workers Walk Out For 2 Hours By Lucinda Fleeson, Inquirer Staff Writer
Letters To The Editor Mexican Debt
3 Patients Walk Away From Facility By Katharine Seelye, Inquirer Staff Writer
Letters To The Editor Callous U.s. Policy Shames Liberty
Tucker Panel Commissions Attitude Poll By Christopher Hepp, Inquirer Staff Writer
Letters To The Editor Bradley's Folly
Music: Belinda Carlisle At Chestnut Cabaret By Ken Tucker, Inquirer Popular-Music Critic
Commissioners In Montco Boost Salaries Of Officials By Paul Scicchitano, Special to The Inquirer
Brawler To Feel Bite Of Probation By Jane M. Von Bergen, Inquirer Staff Writer
In All The Hoopla, Don't Forget The History By Edwin M. Yoder Jr
Letters To The Editor Aid To Contras: Moscow, Not Managua, Is Target
Judge Refuses To Block Septa Fare Increase By Susan Caba and Rich Heidorn Jr., Inquirer Staff Writer
Renovating Floors Along With House By Al Carrell, Special to The Inquirer
Vine St. Low Bid Is 25 Percent Above Estimate By Susan Caba, Inquirer Staff Writer
Naacp Wants Attorneys' Fees Back By Maida Odom, Inquirer Staff Writer
Two S. African Officers Wounded By First Bomb At A Police Station From Inquirer Wire Services
2 Accused Of Killing Missing Diabetic By Sandra McIntosh, Special to The Inquirer
Letters To The Editor Discrimination
Philippine Rebels Kill 10 Despite Cease-fire Efforts From Inquirer Wire Services
Robertson Can't Say Oath
Photo Caption The Philadelphia Inquirer / STEPHEN SHAMES
Loan-pool Plan Approved By Ellen O'Brien, Inquirer Staff Writer
Bye Bye Bunny Mourn Not The End Of Playboys By Ellen Goodman
Letters To The Editor Suicide Hotline
Letters To The Editor Untold Peril
Witness Testifies To Earlier Breaks For Freshie Co. By Martha Woodall and Jim Detjen, Inquirer Staff Writers
Consortium Strike Ends After Goode Intervenes By Huntly Collins, Inquirer Staff Writer
Stricter Sunshine Law Signed Act Further Curbs Closed Meetings By Walter F. Roche Jr., Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau
Man Gets Jail In Home Fraud By Jane M. Von Bergen, Inquirer Staff Writer
Renfroe Requests Delay To Enter Drug Program By Rosemary Banks, Special to The Inquirer
From Across The U.s., Bands Come To City To Toot Their Horns By Mark Wagenveld, Inquirer Staff Writer
Leaving All The Hoopla Behind, 99 Take The Oath Of Allegiance By Steve Wise, Inquirer Washington Bureau (United Press International contributed to this article.)
Study Links Obesity And Heredity By Susan FitzGerald, Inquirer Staff Writer (Inquirer staff writer Fawn Vrazo contributed to this article.)
Reagan Called Firm With Soviets On 'Star Wars' By David Hess and Owen Ullmann, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Pendergrass Injured As Van Hits Pole By Julia Cass, Inquirer Staff Writer (Inquirer staff writer Ken Tucker contributed to this article.)
And Now, Live And In Color: The U.s. Senate Is A Hit On Tv By Ellen Warren, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Theater: A Classic, Surreal 'Alcestis' By Michael Kimmelman, Inquirer Music Critic
Far Above The Pageantry Towers The Idea Of Liberty
Shoe Count For Marcos Hits 4,600 By John Corr, Inquirer Staff Writer (The Associated Press and United Press International contributed to this article.)
Lyness Sex-assault Charges Are Preposterous, Office Manager Says By Julia M. Klein, Inquirer Staff Writer
Commercialization Liberty Can Mean Buying Lipstick, Too By James J. Kilpatrick
Bodies Of Two Men Found Along Road In Bucks By Lacy McCrary, Inquirer Staff Writer
Supra: A Sleek Cat That's Just Waiting To Be Turned Loose By Al Haas, Inquirer Staff Writer
State Senator Is Stripped Of Committee Chairmanship By Russell E. Eshleman Jr., Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau
Chinese Students Soak Up Technology To Take Back Home By Andrew Maykuth, Inquirer Staff Writer (Correspondent Nancy Phillips contributed to this article.)
Suspect In Trooper's Death Guilty Of Unrelated Shooting By Jane M. Von Bergen, Inquirer Staff Writer
Deptford Twp. Boy, 4, Killed By Family Dog By Sandra McIntosh, Special to The Inquirer
Key Figure In A.c. Deal Forced Out Of Calif. Post By George Anastasia and Fen Montaigne, Inquirer Staff Writers
How Hollywood Salutes The Flag-waving Spirit By Desmond Ryan, Inquirer Movie Critic
Viewpoint Philadelphia Looks Toward Another Bicentennial By George Wilson, Inquirer Editorial Board
2 Charged In Sale Of Fireworks By Robert J. Terry and Marc Kaufman, Inquirer Staff Writers
Cabbage Patch Kids Now Coming To Bat By David O'Reilly, Inquirer Staff Writer
Strike Cuts Into Holiday Plans Blaming 'Threats,' Goode Halts Concert, But Not The Fireworks By Vernon Loeb, Russell Cooke and Robin Clark, Inquirer Staff Writers (Contributing to this article were Inquirer staff writers William W. Sutton Jr., Lucinda Fleeson, Mark Wagenveld, Michael B. Coakley and Robert J. Terry.)
Witness: Gleason Inquired About Gun By Henry Goldman, Inquirer Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Hot Dog! Christmas Is Bigger But Fourth Still Glorious By Ewart Rouse, Inquirer Staff Writer
Delta Data Systems Had Net Loss For Fiscal 1986 The Inquirer Staff
Lester Facility Is Sold Investment Firm To Lease Space By Richard Burke, Inquirer Staff Writer
Rorer May Trade Blood-products Subsidiary By Ron Wolf, Inquirer Staff Writer
$1.8 Billion Decline In Cash Supply The Inquirer Staff
ENTERTAINMENT
A Biography That's Filled With Hatred By Richard Fuller, Special to The Inquirer
Print Show From China Offers Fresh Insight By Victoria Donohoe, Inquirer Art Critic
The Machine With Star Sounds By Jack Lloyd, Inquirer Staff Writer
New Italian Restaurant Has Made Itself Welcome In Roxborough By Gerald Etter, Inquirer Food Writer
Art Films By Carrie Rickey, Inquirer Movie Critic
Roberta Flack To Open Dell East By Ken Tucker, Inquirer Popular-Music Critic
Ganelin Trio: The Sounds Of Jazz From The Soviet By Francis Davis, Special to The Inquirer
Film: Norman Bates Is Back In 'Psycho Iii' By Desmond Ryan, Inquirer Movie Critic
In The City And Out, No End Of Spots For A Picnic Spread By Anthony R. Wood, Inquirer Staff Writer
Film: In 'Favorites,' Grim Fatalism Blends With Offbeat Humor By Desmond Ryan, Inquirer Movie Critic
A Promising Crop Of Vegetable Stands By Rathe Miller, Special to The Inquirer
SPORTS
Four U.s. Crews Gain At Henley From Inquirer Wire Services
Pentagon Bars 11 From Games From Inquirer Wire Services
Carlton Agrees To Sign A Contract With The Giants By Sam Carchidi, Inquirer Staff Writer (Inquirer wire services contributed to this story.)
Lendl And Becker Likely Winners In Men's Semifinals By Al Morganti, Inquirer Staff Writer
Rogers Case Frustrating The Police From Inquirer Wire Services
Lloyd Is Toppled By Mandlikova By Al Morganti, Inquirer Staff Writer
Texas Rangers Sold To Minority Owner From Inquirer Wire Services
More Hints That The Reds Might Sign Steve Carlton By Ray Parrillo, Inquirer Staff Writer
Sixers' Plan Has Erving And Cheeks On Hold By Sam Carchidi, Inquirer Staff Writer
Ruffin Hurls Phils Past Reds, 7-3 Phils Hit Denny For 4 In 1st By Peter Pascarelli, Inquirer Staff Writer
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