What happened on March 05, 1989
NEWS
Playboy Has 'nova Students In The Nude By Patrick Scott, Special to The Inquirer
Alert Seminary Radon Problem Has Awakened Many By Daniel Rubin, Inquirer Staff Writer
For Soviets, A New Way Of Thinking After Four Years Under Gorbachev By Steve Goldstein, Inquirer Staff Writer
Toning Up With Water Walking By Jean Fain, Special to The Inquirer
Falkowski Leaving Evesham Politics, For Now By Neal Thompson, Special to The Inquirer
Whatever Goode Is Wearing These Days Isn't Teflon By DAVID R. BOLDT
Charity Games Up For Vote By Nathan Gorenstein, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Symposium On Canine Ailments By Deborah Lawson, Special to The Inquirer
Maintaining Close Ties In Long-distance Relationships By Diane Bruno, New York Daily News
Jewish Cemetery Vandalism Would Cost $40,000 To Fix By Richard V. Sabatini, Inquirer Staff Writer
Man Found Guilty, Mentally Ill In Slayings By Mark Fazlollah, Inquirer Staff Writer
Benefits Move Approved By Nancy Scott, Special to The Inquirer
A Drive To Save Lives On 'Highway To Heaven' By Carol Morello, Inquirer Staff Writer
In Bucks County, Tasteful Decor Accents Good Italian Cuisine By John V. R. Bull, Inquirer Staff Writer
Competency Hearing Sought In Bus Theft By Daniel Rubin, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Grim Prognosis For Region's Hospitals By Gilbert M. Gaul, Inquirer Staff Writer
Seeking A Way To Save Old House By David M. Giles, Inquirer Staff Writer
Rouse Organization Sues To Recover Down Payment By John Ellis, Special to The Inquirer
Readying For A Show Of Spring By Chuck McDevitt, Special to The Inquirer
Letters To The Editor
Recruiters Serve Up Tasty Careers In Food Industry By Judy Baehr, Special to The Inquirer
Homeless Drift In 'Sea Of Chaos' By Thomas Ferrick Jr., Inquirer Staff Writer
Development Opposed As Too Dense By Gina Esposito, Special to The Inquirer
Visiting Dogs Bring Smiles To Their Faces By Barbara E. Sorid, Special to The Inquirer
Clementon Voters Reject Budget Exceeding Limit By Rosalee Polk Rhodes, Special to The Inquirer
Feb. Paper Recycling Free By Gina Esposito, Special to The Inquirer
There's A New Site, But The Same Tastes At The Maple Festival By Denise Breslin Kachin, Special to The Inquirer
S. Africa Bill Will Re-emerge Council Panel Faces Divestment By Dan Meyers, Inquirer Staff Writer
Gop Hopes To Rewrite History By Christopher Hepp, Inquirer Staff Writer
New Owner Unveils Plans For Farm By Lisa Scheid, Special to The Inquirer
The New Debate On Tower: Fairness By Carl M. Cannon, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Rays Of Light And Hope "How Do I Survive This?" Robert Adams Asked After Seeing The Damage Being Done To The Pristine Landscape Of The West. His Show Of Photographs At The Art Museum Is His Answer. By Edward J. Sozanski, Inquirer Art Critic
Two Developers Vie For School Property By Kristin E. Holmes, Inquirer Staff Writer
Voters To Decide Fate Of Games Of Chance By Adrienne Beard, Special to The Inquirer
Pe's Progress Building The Case To Restart Peach Bottom
Partial Settlement Made In Henderson Site Cleanup By Nancy Phillips, Inquirer Staff Writer
Still Casting Votes Along Racial Lines By Larry Eichel, Inquirer Staff Writer
The Cultivated Competition For A Flower Show By Wanda Motley, Inquirer Staff Writer
Audit: Ins Mishandles Many Cases By Henry Allen, Washington Post Inquirer wire services contributed to this article
Vote Expected This Week On Subdivision By Chuck McDevitt, Special to The Inquirer
Developer Can Draw Up Plans, Council Says By J. D. Wood, Special to The Inquirer
Young Victim Of Tumor Takes Obstacles In Stride By Deidre D. Foster, Special to The Inquirer
To Keep Police, Voters Approve Increase In Taxes By Bonnie Baker, Special to The Inquirer
Old Boxes Make New Business By Andrew Maykuth, Inquirer Staff Writer
Helping Families Of The Mentally Ill By Shelly Phillips, Special to The Inquirer
Abortion Protests Bring Tredyffrin More Frustration By Joyce Vottima Hellberg, Special to The Inquirer
Council Approves Plans For Manufacturing Plant By Kristin E. Holmes, Inquirer Staff Writer
Two Tower Project Approved By Charlotte Kidd, Special to The Inquirer
3 Men Sentenced For Raping Woman By Rose Simmons, Inquirer Staff Writer
At Forum, Goode Hears Concerns Of City Hispanics By Mark Fazlollah, Inquirer Staff Writer
Darby Picks New Firm For Pensions By Terence Samuel, Inquirer Staff Writer
Letson's Learning Never Stops Realtor Receives Lockhart Award By Linda S. Wallace, Inquirer Staff Writer
No Official Gop Slate In School Primary By Frank Reeves, Special to The Inquirer
2 Hit By Police Car Charged With Theft By Wendy Walker, Special to The Inquirer
A Week Of Sobriety In The Bahamas New York Daily News
Moorestown School Plan Goes To A Vote Tuesday By Sari Harrar, Special to The Inquirer
'Awed By The Cranes' More Than Half A Million Sandhills Make A Fuel Stop In Nebraska Every Spring. And It's Quite A Show, With 20,000 Birds Per Mile. By Anne Millet, Special to The Inquirer
Needy May Lose Out On Free Food By John Corcoran, Special to The Inquirer
'Verses' Propels Iranian Offensive By Marc Duvoisin, Inquirer Staff Writer
Careful Arranging Special to The Inquirer / CRISTY RICKARD
It's Spring Training For Non-fans Too By JANET RUTH FALON
Officials Say S&ls Doing Well By Dianne Gordon-Lyles, Special to The Inquirer
A Need - And A Huge Hole - Left Unfilled Just Northeast Of City Hall, There's A Sprawling Lot With $30 Million Of Taxpayers' Money Sunk Into It. Consider The Possibilities. By Thomas Hine, Inquirer Architecture Critic
For Grounded Passengers, A Ticket To Chaos By Rich Henson and Tanya Barrientos, Inquirer Staff Writers
Panel Wants More Details On Request To Subdivide Lot By Mary Anne Janco, Special to The Inquirer
Groups, Schools Pay Tribute To Women By Dianne Gordon-Lyles, Special to The Inquirer
Accounting For A Dilemma By Frank Reeves, Special to The Inquirer
Rent A Courthouse One Way To End Construction Boondoggles Is For The City To Stop Building Things
Shot Into Car Kills Woman In N. Phila. By Amy S. Rosenberg, Inquirer Staff Writer
Minority Set-asides Are Doing The Job By DWIGHT EVANS
Coatesville Residents Vow To Fight Drugs By Stacey Burling, Inquirer Staff Writer
Board Won't Recommend Approval Of Wawa Plans By Lisa Scheid, Special to The Inquirer
Sadsbury Delays Two Proposals Pending A Review By Engineer By Nancy Petersen, Special to The Inquirer
Ready . . . Set . . . Boinnnggg! Ankles Bound By 'Rubber Bands,' You Leap Off A Bridge By Tom Wark, Special to The Inquirer
Project's Water Plan Still Draws Controversy By Gail Krueger-Nicholson, Special to The Inquirer
Would The Church Be Served Better With Fewer Schools And Buildings? By COLMAN MCCARTHY
Tree Huggers Unite! Soldiers In The War Against Global Warming
Parents Debate Proposal On Kindergarten Options By Diane M. Fiske, Special to The Inquirer
Critics Say Bush Lags On C. America By Susan Bennett, Inquirer Washington Bureau Mike Sante of the Inquirer Washington Bureau contributed to this article
You Can Tell A First-time Home Buyer, But Not Much By Frank Cook, Special to The Inquirer
A Vermont Country Inn With Room For Romance By Steve Stecklow, Inquirer Staff Writer
History Beyond Log House By J. D. Wood, Special to The Inquirer
Talking Over Faith That Divides Them By Burr Van Atta, Inquirer Staff Writer
Police To Take Drunken-driving Course By Andrew Hussie, Special to The Inquirer
Why Fighters Can't Hang Up Their Gloves By Bill Lyon, Inquirer Sports Columnist
Competitive Gop Primary - For A Change By Ellen Pulver, Special to The Inquirer
Handful Show For Free Meal By Shelly Phillips, Special to The Inquirer
Revised Plan Would Block Off Saw Mill By Adrienne Beard, Special to The Inquirer
Nature Contributes The Color For Artist's Craft By Lynne O'Dwyer, Special to The Inquirer
2 1/2-year Project Leads To A Prize And Satisfaction By Al Haas, Inquirer Automotive Writer
State: Lawnside Can Go It Alone By Rita M. Sutter, Special to The Inquirer
Living Out A Century Of Their Own Their Lives Rooted In A Simpler Time By Kitty Dumas, Inquirer Staff Writer
Tax Panel: City Can't Go It Alone By Vanessa Williams, Inquirer Staff Writer
Activist Eagerly Covets Primas' 'Thankless' Job By Rich Heidorn Jr., Inquirer Staff Writer
Nurses' War Statue Mired In Strife By Betty Cuniberti, Los Angeles Times
Planners Again Delay Vote On Development By John Ellis, Special to The Inquirer
For Some Prisoners, The Day Ends At Home By Edward Colimore, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Month Of Pardons For Overdue Books By Terence Samuel, Inquirer Staff Writer
Residents Seek To Oust Septa Yard By Andrew Hussie, Special to The Inquirer
Arles Remembers Van Gogh New York Daily News
2 Charged In Bogus Bills By Bill Price, Inquirer Staff Writer
State Land-use Plan Is Prompting Concern By William J. Beerman, Special to The Inquirer
Activists Await Decision From Judge On Ge Protests By Sari Harrar, Special to The Inquirer
Zoning-code Changes Postponed By David T. Shaw, Special to The Inquirer
Hospitals Host Lectures, Seminars By Neal Thompson, Special to The Inquirer
Capacity Of Creek Debated By Nancy Petersen, Special to The Inquirer
At N.j. Debate, No-shows And Few Sharp Words By S.A. Paolantonio, Inquirer Staff Writer
W. Chester Budget Cuts Proposed By Shelly Phillips, Special to The Inquirer
Italian Restaurant A Romantic Delight By John V. R. Bull, Inquirer Staff Writer
Volunteers Offer Tax Advice That Won't Cost A Pretty Penny By David Porter, Special to The Inquirer
Ah, Spring! A Sneak Preview Flower Show Promises To Chase Winter Blahs By Suzanne Gordon, Inquirer Staff Writer
Borough Hall Renovations Progressing By Gloria A. Hoffner, Special to The Inquirer
Library Tour Features Talks By Authors, Tea By Dominic Sama, Inquirer Staff Writer
Crane-country Tours Visit The Sandhills By Anne Millet, Special to The Inquirer
The Prairie Chickens Go Boom In Texas By Alice Geffen and Carole Berglie, Special to The Inquirer
Remedy Demanded For Drainage Woes By Charlotte Kidd, Special to The Inquirer
Rowhouse Fire In Gloucester City Leaves 40 Homeless; Cause Unknown By Ralph Cipriano, Inquirer Staff Writer
In A Shelter, A Thin Line Between Anger And Despair By Dwight Ott, Inquirer Staff Writer
Offering Voters A Chance Deciding On Gambling Referendum By Larry Borska, Special to The Inquirer
Cafe Owner Says Cheers After 5 Years By Scott Brodeur, Special to The Inquirer
Politics Stirs Slate In Election By Daniel Rubin, Inquirer Staff Writer
Question-answer Session Is Scheduled By Baker By J.D. Wood, Special to The Inquirer
Clustered On Ice, Fishermen Find A Winter Refuge By Andrew Cassel, Inquirer Staff Writer
Catholic Group Pushes For More Programming By Scott Brodeur, Special to The Inquirer
Showing Off The Results Of Hours Spent Practicing Inquirer photographs by Charles Fox
Chief Releases Police Summary To Supervisors By Rebecca Rubin, Special to The Inquirer
Lankenau Appealing Suspension Of Permit By Wanda Motley, Inquirer Staff Writer
Shoppers Get On Their Marks, Get Set And Go! By Larry King, Inquirer Staff Writer
Warner, Time Agree To Merge From Inquirer Wire Services
Seven New Salutes From Switzerland By Dominic Sama, Inquirer Stamps Writer
Some Good News Is Next In Line For Y In Exton By Lisa Scheid, Special to the Inquirer
Ballots Disputed In Union Election By Sergio R. Bustos, Inquirer Staff Writer
Using Equity A Mortgage That Pays The Homeowner By Gene Austin, Inquirer Real Estate Writer
Thomas D. Rodgers, 63; Fought In Japan, Received Purple Heart By Patrick Scott, Special to The Inquirer
6 Hurt In 3-vehicle Accident By S. E. Siebert, Special to The Inquirer
Housing For Needy Who Work By Rita M. Sutter, Special to The Inquirer
Gypsy Moth Caterpillars Face Spring Insecticides By Rich Henson, Inquirer Staff Writer
Word Power Professor's Newsletter Targets Educator Jargon By Stephen Keating, Special to The Inquirer
A Vision Of Camden's Future By Patrisia Gonzales, Inquirer Staff Writer
Savings And Loans Reassure Customers By Burr Van Atta, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Ticket To Ride Trains In Mexico By Jonathan Storm, Inquirer Staff Writer
Flowers, Ideas Fresh For Show By John Ellis, Special to The Inquirer
At Apartments, The Waiting List Is For Repairs By Dan Hardy, Special to The Inquirer
The Magical, Mystical Lure Of California's Mt. Shasta By Bruce Cook, Los Angeles Daily News
An Updated Guide To 'Fantasy Coins' By Henri Sault, Inquirer Coins Writer
A Ramble Along The Brandywine By Walter F. Naedele, Inquirer Staff Writer
Septa And Amtrak Face Disruptions By Mark Bowden, Inquirer Staff Writer
Police Seek Mother Of Abandoned Child By Suzanne Gordon, Inquirer Staff Writer
Out Of The Ashes, A Plan To Help Fire Victims By Terence Samuel, Inquirer Staff Writer
Eastern Hamstrung By Walkout Pilots Aid Strike; Few Planes Fly By David Lyons, Lore Croghan and Martin Merzer, Miami Herald Inquirer staff writer Rich Henson and Inquirer wire services contributed to this article
Analysts Say Strike Could Kill Eastern By Tom Belden, Inquirer Staff Writer Inquirer wire services contributed to this article
Suspects In Burglaries Arrested By Richard V. Sabatini, Inquirer Staff Writer
The March Of The Flowers The Philadelphia Inquirer / RON TARVER
The 'Test-tube Baby' Business Childless Couples Spend Millions And Clinics Proliferate. But The Pregnancy Success Rate Is Not Always Clear. Now, There Is Debate: Should There Be Government Regulation? By Susan FitzGerald, Inquirer Staff Writer
M. Papkin, Veteran Of Vaudeville By Mark Fazlollah, Inquirer Staff Writer
County's Cultural Diversity Is Heritage Festival's Theme By Nancy Reuter, Special to The Inquirer
Hmongs Are At Home With Country Quilts By Carol Morello, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Friend Of The Family Is Taken During Theft From Florist Shop By Peter J. Shelly, Special to The Inquirer
Learning New Methods To Help Children Learn By Gloria A. Hoffner, Special to The Inquirer
Board Finds Boardinghouse Existed Since World War Ii By John Ellis, Special to The Inquirer
Church Helps Two Out Of Homelessness By Laura Fortunato, Special to The Inquirer
Keeping Love Alive In The Later Years By Barbara E. Sorid, Special to The Inquirer
Heads Above The Crowd By Christine Hausman, Special to The Inquirer
Chesilhurst Fire Chief At Odds With Council By Rosalee Polk Rhodes, Special to The Inquirer
Intermediate-school Parents Join To Keep In Touch With Children By Lisa Scheid, Special to The Inquirer
How To Conquer 'Damping Off,' A Pesky Problem With Seeds By Jane G. Pepper, Special to The Inquirer
Clergy's Role In Aids Crisis Is The Focus Of A Conference By Lynne O'Dwyer, Special to The Inquirer
Pro-choice Groups Plan For March By Stacey Burling, Inquirer Staff Writer
Community Spirit In West Chester Lifts A Shopping Center By Tom Linafelt, Special to The Inquirer
Farming A Family Tradition Since 18th Century By Marjorie Keen, Special to The Inquirer
It's The Era For Lauren-style Antiques By Lita Solis-Cohen, Special to The Inquirer
Cultivating Arts Lansdowne's Young Program An Ambitious One By Will Thompson, Inquirer Staff Writer
In This Shop, Customers, Children Get A Good Deal By Patricia Quigley, Special to The Inquirer
Personal Partying Planning Is Available In Jenkintown By Donald Scott, Special to The Inquirer
Resignations Create 3 Job Openings In Haddonfield By Robert DiGiacomo, Special to The Inquirer
Voters Approve Auditorium For Pitman High School By Patricia Quigley, Special to The Inquirer
N.y. Feud Could Lead To Mob War, Investigators Say By George Anastasia, Inquirer Staff Writer
Master Of Comic Reality Honored By Lini S. Kadaba, Inquirer Staff Writer
Fewer Units Planned For Townhouse Project By Mark E. Neumann, Special to the Inquirer
Edwards: Resolve '86 Bribe Case Says State Should End 'travesty' By S.A. Paolantonio, Inquirer Staff Writer
3 Builders Present Their Plans By Wendy Walker, Special to The Inquirer
Anti-abortionists May Shun Abington Hospital By Jeff Gammage, Inquirer Staff Writer
Heads Above The Crowd By Chuck McDevitt, Special to The Inquirer
Dorothy Reese Wolfe, 89, A Prize-winning Artist By Mark Bowden, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Ring Leader Reveals Moves With Marbles By Dominic Sama, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Helping Hand For The Homeless By Nancy Scott, Special to The Inquirer
Where Lottery's The Ticket By S.E. Siebert, Special to The Inquirer
Conshohocken Hall Of Fame Losing Its Home By Charlotte Kidd, Special to The Inquirer
Man Charged With Stealing From Firm's Escrow Account By Denise-Marie Santiago, Inquirer Staff Writer
SPORTS
Strawberry Returns To Camp; Trammell Gets 3-year Extension From Inquirer Wire Services
Penn Ends Year With 79-58 Loss By Chuck Young, Special to The Inquirer
Proposed Wrestling Tourney Draws National Interest By Don McKee, Inquirer Staff Writer
Hawks Wake Up In Time To Win By Joe Juliano, Inquirer Staff Writer
Hill Retains Title With 12-round Decision Over Czyz From Inquirer Wire Services
Favorite Seriously Injured In Florida Derby Mishap By Jay Searcy, Inquirer Staff Writer
Explorers Advance To Maac Final By Diane Pucin, Inquirer Staff Writer
Cats Rip Redmen By 74-60 Avert Their Worst Big East Record By M. G. Missanelli, Inquirer Staff Writer
Agents' Trial Will Begin Wednesday By Ron Berler, Special to The Inquirer
Sonics Down Sixers With Second-half Surge By Bob Ford, Inquirer Staff Writer
Wings Fall To Turbos Special to The Inquirer
New Details Given On Schmidt's Surgery By Peter Pascarelli, Inquirer Staff Writer
St. Peter's Stuns Iona And Will Face La Salle By Diane Pucin, Inquirer Staff Writer
Trade For A Goalie May Be On Horizon By Ray Parrillo, Inquirer Staff Writer
Gretzky's 6-point Effort Sends Flyers To 6-2 Loss By Ray Parrillo, Inquirer Staff Writer
University City Girls Top Flc For Public League Title By Gary Miles, Inquirer Staff Writer
Pennsauken Wins Group 4 Semi By Kevin Tatum, Inquirer Staff Writer
Duquesne Outlasts Gw And Earns Shot At Temple By Joe Juliano, Inquirer Staff Writer
Cats' Gariba Gets Fast Start At Ic4a By Ron Reid, Inquirer Staff Writer
Warriors Light It Up In A 155-143 Victory From Inquirer Wire Services
Ahern Gets 3d Title In Region 7 By Don McKee, Inquirer Staff Writer
Drexel Is Eliminated By Hofstra By Bill Ordine, Inquirer Staff Writer
Pitman And Overbrook Wrestlers Claim Regional Titles By Gus Ostrum, Special to The Inquirer
FOOD
Stew-fried Vege Lots Of Steam, No Wok By Leslie Land, Special to The Inquirer
The Elegance Is In The Atmosphere, Not In Fare At Bellevue In The Park By Elaine Tait, Inquirer Restaurant Critic
BUSINESS
Wanted: More Engineers By Valerie Reitman, Inquirer Staff Writer
At&t And Foes Square Off Over Pay Phones By Anthony Gnoffo Jr., Inquirer Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Can You Believe He's Calming Down? "I'm A Lot More Centered Than I Used To Be," Says James Woods, Who Has One Film Out, Three In The Works - And Marriage Plans. By Bob Strauss, Los Angeles Daily News
A Jungle Jaunt With Movieland's Mr. Macho Cobra Sandwiches? They Were Just One Part Of Director John Milius' Adventure In Borneo. There, He Filmed "Farewell To The King" - And Lost 40 Pounds. By Desmond Ryan, Inquirer Movie Critic
The Civil War Will Reappear On Screen By Desmond Ryan, Inquirer Movie Critic
Farewell To 'Les Miz,' But Maybe Not Forever By Leonard W. Boasberg, Inquirer Staff Writer
Play Probes The Pain Of Vietnam Nurses By Douglas J. Keating, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Rocker's Lament Elvis Costello Is Talking About Airplanes And Interviews And The Hitmaking System. Which He Has Problems With. And He Is Talking About His New Album. No Problems There. By Tom Moon, Inquirer Popular-Music Critic
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