What happened on June 07, 1986
NEWS
3 Killed In Bank Robbery Two Suspects Are Charged In Slayings Near Allentown By Walter F. Naedele and Joyce Gemperlein, Inquirer Staff Writers
Letters To The Editor Such Animals
Letters To The Editor Niggardly
Heflin's Profile In Courage
Ccp Finds Payoff In Its Appeals By Linda Loyd, Inquirer Staff Writer
Icy River A Lifesaver By DAVE RACHER, Daily News Staff Writer
Going From The Navy To Nursing At 50, A Retired Officer Begins A New Career By Edgar Williams, Inquirer Staff Writer
We'll Annex Paychecks Of Strikers, Goode Says By CYNTHIA BURTON, Daily News Staff Writer
Facilities Dispute The Need For Children's Hospital By Vic Skowronski, Special to The Inquirer
Acres Of Diamonds
Runnemede Firm, Manager Fined For Tainting Soil By Jane M. Von Bergen, Inquirer Staff Writer
They Turn Steam To Trash By BOB WARNER and LEON TAYLOR, Daily News Staff Writers
Photo Caption The Philadelphia Inquirer / WILLIAM F. STEINMETZ
Letters To The Editor Nuns' Pittances
Letters To The Editor Taxes Still Rise
Letters To The Editor Show A Little Class
Film: A N.j. Dump Spawns Toxic Revenge By Desmond Ryan, Inquirer Movie Critic
The Disabled Win In Court
An Uneasy Truce Keeping Watch On The 'New' Filipino Army By Trudy Rubin, Inquirer Editorial Board
Students Improve Test Scores Many Still Need Remedial Help By Russell E. Eshleman Jr. and Martha Woodall, Inquirer Staff Writers
Nuclear Waste Disposal: Hazardous Politically, Too
Going To Win Drug Dealers Have The Odds With Them By Claude Lewis, Inquirer Editorial Board
Hear The One . . . It Is An Old, Old Story By Bob August
Miami Advice Glamour Image Makes Drugs Hard To Fight, Top Cop, Tv Figure Say By VALERIA M. RUSS, Daily News Staff Writer
Letters To The Editor Improve Pa. Sunshine Law
Letters To The Editor Medicine Plan Must Not Be Cut
Letters To The Editor This Is Christian?
A Vo-tech Program's Equipment By David Iams, Inquirer Staff Writer
New U.s. Prison To Be In Cumberland County By Virginia M. Resnik, Special to The Inquirer
Two Convicted In Rape Of Homeless Woman By DAVE RACHER, Daily News Staff Writer
Maine Divided Over A Pornography Question On The Ballot Tuesday By Carol Horner, Inquirer Staff Writer
Union Cites Support In 6-day At&t Strike United Press International (Inquirer staff writer Huntly Collins contributed to this article.)
Letters To The Editor 'Offended': A Reply From Helen Caldicott
Renfroe Hesitant To Bribe Witness, Testimony Reveals By Rosemary Banks, Special to The Inquirer
Letters To The Editor
Corporations Take Over Health Care By Henry Nicholas
Senator Assails Special Breaks Listed In Tax Bill By Patricia O'Brien, Inquirer Washington Bureau (Inquirer Washington Bureau reporter Gerald B. Jordan and the Associated Press contributed to this article.)
Retiring Judge Listed Traitz Gift By Daniel R. Biddle, Inquirer Staff Writer
'Lifesaver,' Man Says Of New Home By Melissa Weiner, Inquirer Staff Writer
'Worst Ever': 5 Million Pounds Of Piled-up City Trash By Robin Clark, Inquirer Staff Writer
Home-builder A.p. Orleans Is Fined $80,000 For Ads By Richard Burke, Inquirer Staff Writer
Mob Asks Vengeance On Accused Killers 2 Allentown-area Men Caught After Slaughter Of 3 In Holdup By VINCE KASPER, Daily News Staff Writer
Arguments Set In Santiago Case By KIT KONOLIGE, Daily News Staff Writer
Cop-killing Suspect Was A Wanted Man By EDWARD MORAN and JOE O'DOWD, Daily News Staff Writers
Police Pursue Suspect, Fish Him From Creek By Thomas J. Gibbons Jr., Inquirer Staff Writer
State Asks More Time To Close Pennhurst By JIM SMITH, Daily News Staff Writer
Santiago Hearing Ends; Allegations Unrebutted By Henry Goldman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Africa-born Celebration In S. Phila. By Kuae Noel Kelch, Inquirer Staff Writer
Vindication In Men's-room Demand By L. Stuart Ditzen, Inquirer Staff Writer
Former Burlco Official Admits Kickback Role By Jane M. Von Bergen, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Special Farewell To A 'Noble Son' By Tom Infield, Inquirer Staff Writer
Roofer Convicted In Girlfriend Slaying By DAVE RACHER, Daily News Staff Writer
Hitler Would Love 'Cobra' Fascist Venom Poisons Minds Of Moviegoers BY DONALD KAUL
Puzzling Past 2 Portraits Emerge Of Suspect In Slaying Of Police Officer By Thomas J. Gibbons Jr. and Michael E. Ruane, Inquirer Staff Writers (Inquirer staff writer Monica Gonzales contributed to this article.)
$1 Million Cash Bail Set In Camden Drug Case By Jane M. Von Bergen, Inquirer Staff Writer
Prosecutor Sues County, Seeks Funds By Mike Schurman, Special to The Inquirer
Septa Settles Suit Over Injury At Rail Crossing By Carole Fleck, Special to The Inquirer
SPORTS
Daugherty Visits Sixers By PHIL JASNER, Daily News Sports Writer
Inkster Breaks Record With 135 By Joe Juliano, Inquirer Staff Writer
Inkster In Command After Second-round 67 By MIKE KERN, Daily News Sports Writer
Shawnee Takes Group 4 With 7-6 Win Over Toms River South By Kevin Tatum, Inquirer Staff Writer
Big 5 Schools Agree On 10-year Contract By DICK WEISS, Daily News Sports Writer
'Operation Lefty' Fails By BILL CONLIN, Daily News Sports Writer
Remembering The Good Old Days By BILL CONLIN, Daily News Sports Writer
Streak's End Means Rest For Bradley By Joe Juliano, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Wide-open Belmont Field Rain Would Change Last Triple Crown Race By Don Clippinger, Inquirer Staff Writer
Rockets Hope They Maintain Emotional Edge In Boston By Jere Longman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Pennsville Topples Woodstown, 9-2, For Group 2 Title By Marc Narducci, Special to The Inquirer
Big 5 Agree To 10-year Contract And Option For On-campus Games By John D. Harris Jr., Inquirer Staff Writer
Olney Graduate Cuthbert Captures Ncaa Women's 200 Title For Texas By Ron Reid, Inquirer Staff Writer
Ormsby Is Paralyzed, Doctor Says By Ron Reid, Inquirer Staff Writer
Ormsby Paralyzed From Waist Down Daily News Wire Services
Florence Jolts Paulsboro, 10-1, For Group 1 Crown By Sam Carchidi, Inquirer Staff Writer
Freshman's Home Run Boosts Deptford To South Jersey Group 3 Crown By Don McKee, Inquirer Staff Writer
Phils Squander Big Lead And Lose, 10-9 Homer In 10th Lifts Montreal By Peter Pascarelli, Inquirer Staff Writer
Ferdinand Best Bet In Belmont By STAN HOCHMAN, Daily News Sports Columnist
Flyers Trade Rich Sutter Daigneault, Draft Choices Obtained From Vancouver By JAY GREENBERG, Daily News Sports Writer
Flyers Deal Rich Sutter And Richter To Canucks By Al Morganti, Inquirer Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
A Very Senior Prom By David O'Reilly, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Fan's Phone Service Helps Tramps Keep Tabs On The Boss By Alan Mirabella, New York Daily News
Tv Today By Christopher Cornell, Special to The Inquirer
Is It Obsession? From The Author Of 'Endless Love,' Another Story Of Consuming Desires By Ann Kolson, Inquirer Staff Writer
Feminist Writer Wins Poetry Prize By W. Speers, Inquirer Staff Writer (Contributing to this article were the Associated Press, United Press International, Reuters and the Washington Post.)
Not 'Ruthless,' Iacocca Tells Hartman By Gail Shister, Inquirer Staff Writer (David Walstad contributed to this report.)
Today A Guide To What's Going On In And Around Philadelphia By JIM KNIGHT, Daily News Staff Writer
Film: Earth's The Target Again In 'Invaders From Mars' Remake By Carrie Rickey, Inquirer Movie Critic
Theater: A Debut By Swedish Troupe By Douglas J. Keating, Inquirer Staff Writer
A 10th Anniversary Show Salutes 4 Jewish Themes By Victoria Donohoe, Inquirer Art Critic
Circus Memories At A Nursing Home, A Clown Brings Joy To An Old Trouper By John Corr, Inquirer Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Phila. Terminal Loses Customer To S. Jersey Port By James Asher, Inquirer Staff Writer
Upstate Pa. Bank Selling To Meridian By Alexis Moore Love, Inquirer Staff Writer
Ted Turner Is Selling Mgm Units The Inquirer Staff
Decision On Gimbels Due Soon Will Cheltenham, Upper Darby Close? By ROBIN PALLEY, Daily News Staff Writer
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