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What happened on March 15, 1989

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Sale Of Rancocas Golf Club To Willingboro Is In Limbo By Charlie Frush, Inquirer Staff Writer

Walter C. Pew, 87, A Director Of Sun Oil By Thomas Ferrick Jr., Inquirer Staff Writer

Scarfo Co-defendant Talking Murder Trial Comes To A Halt By Edward Moran, Daily News Staff Writer

Beirut Hijacker Convicted In U.s. Court Faces Life Sentence Under New Law Daily News Wire Services

Time To Get Public Access To Cable Tv Back On Track BY BASIL L. MERENDA

Cat Fund Substitute Advances House Oks Bill, Sends It To Senate By Robert Zausner, Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau

A Pilot Program For Troubled Teens Makes Headway By Jonathan Sidener, Special to The Inquirer

Tacony-palmyra Traffic Off Sharply Since Reopening By Ray Rinaldi, Special to The Inquirer

Traffic Tickets Challenged Burlco Judge Halts Court Cases By Connie O'Kane, Special to The Inquirer

A Changed World For Michael Dukakis By Susan Levine, Inquirer Staff Writer

Cheney Is Wary Of Weapons Cuts In Wake Of Soviet Union Changes By Mark Thompson, Inquirer Washington Bureau

City Septa Strike Is Averted Accord Comes At 11th Hour By Mark Bowden, Inquirer Staff Writer Inquirer staff writer Lisa Ellis contributed to this article

Budgets And Babies: Council Begins Grim Task By Dan Meyers, Inquirer Staff Writer

2 Slain, 1 Knifed In 3 Incidents By Joe O'Dowd and Leon Taylor, Daily News Staff Writers

Seeking Racial Balance On Campus By Christopher Hand, Special to The Inquirer

Referendum On An Unloved Bridge Bridesburg To Vote On Closing Its Betsy Ross Ramps By Larry King, Inquirer Staff Writer

Five Squad Jurors Find An Impasse But Plan To Resume Today By Emilie Lounsberry and Daniel R. Biddle, Inquirer Staff Writers

Meeting On Tap Over Pipeline By Neal Thompson, Special to The Inquirer

City Car Insurance Off Square 1 By John M. Baer, Daily News Staff Writer

Shuttle Flight Might End A Day Early By Fawn Vrazo, Inquirer Staff Writer

Where To Go To Make 1040s Less Taxing By Barbara E. Sorid, Special to The Inquirer

Visiting British Teacher Gives Lessons A New Accent By Maureen Maloney, Special to The Inquirer

Monroe Tax Hike Would Buy Truck By Patricia Quigley, Special to The Inquirer

In Cheney, Bush Chose A Remarkable Man For Defense: Smart, Tough, Trustworthy By DAVID S. BRODER

Eastern Sets Plans For Ticketholders From Inquirer Wire Services

Harold O. Jefferson; Budd Retiree By Jim Nicholson, Daily News Staff Writer

House Panel Backs Pentagon Plan To Close Or Scale Down 91 Facilities By Matthew Purdy, Inquirer Washington Bureau

Power Of Pinelands Panel Is Discussed At Forum By Bonnie Baker, Special to The Inquirer

North 'Shredding' Plans Described By Aaron Epstein, Inquirer Washington Bureau

Letters To The Editor

Photo Caption Special to The Inquirer / BOB HILL

Accountants Tax Season As Good As Gold By Barbara E. Sorid, Special to The Inquirer

Assault-rifle Imports Temporarily Stopped By R.A. Zaldivar, Inquirer Washington Bureau

The Union Approval Process Ratification Within A Week Is Sought By Mark Bowden, Inquirer Staff Writer

The Prime Timing Question When Should A Candidate Take To Tv? By S.A. Paolantonio, Inquirer Staff Writer

Bringing The Arts To Those Who Have Special Needs By Jean Redstone, Special to The Inquirer

Gorbachev Axes Agricultural Ministry Daily News Wire Services

Signing On

Forum On Elderly Facilities By Barbara E. Sorid, Special to The Inquirer

Stephen D. Bechtel, 88, Of Bechtel Group Inc. From Inquirer Wire Services

College To Let 41 Enroll In Summer By Huntly Collins, Inquirer Staff Writer

City And Fop Leaders Agree On New Shifts By Bill Miller, Inquirer Staff Writer

Pa. House Passes Measure Restricting Phosphate Use By Jodi Enda, Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau

The Racists Should Be Expelled From Our College Campuses By MAGGIE ISAACS

Away From War For 2 Salvadoran Sisters, A Change Of Lifestyle By Gary Sternberg, Special to The Inquirer

Hearing Is Tonight On School Budget By Carol D. Leonnig, Special to The Inquirer

'More Cops' Is It Just Another Shell Game?

Letters To The Editor

Switching High Schools Would Be Complicated By Pat Nichols, Special to The Inquirer

Party Feeds Fire Of Florio Campaign By S.A. Paolantonio, Inquirer Staff Writer

Washington Twp. Sues Over Well With Radium By Frank Langfitt, Special to The Inquirer

Review Sought For Library Plan By Cheryl Baisden, Special to The Inquirer

A Conservative? Or Is He Liberal? Help Him Decide (check One) BY DON HEWITT, From the New York Times

While The Talks Got Feverish, All Was Cool At The Depots By Leon Taylor and Kit Konolige, Daily News Staff Writers

Come Back Tomorrow From Tokyo And Montreal, From Oregon And Florida, From Brooklyn And From The Northeast, They Came To See The World-famous Collections At The Art Museum Yesterday. But All They Saw Was The Front Door - And It Was Closed. By Leonard W. Boasberg, Inquirer Staff Writer

Riders Glad - Or Not - Depending On Their Destination By Dave Bittan, Daily News Staff Writer Staff writers Leon Taylor and Kit Konolige contributed to this report

Aide Is Named To Take Over For County Counsel By Alan Sipress, Inquirer Staff Writer

Aboard The Shuttle, Art That's Out Of This World By Stephan Salisbury, Inquirer Staff Writer

What About Us? Washington Isn't The Only Disaster Area

Wright: 'I Don't Have To Be Speaker' By David Hess, Inquirer Washington Bureau

World Champion Makes World Book By John Corr, Inquirer Staff Writer The Associated Press and United Press International contributed to this report

Personal Briefing Ideas & Trends Marc Schogol and including reports from Inquirer wire services

Realty Pair Barred From Sheriff's Sales By Cynthia Burton, Daily News Staff Writer

Drunken Drivers: Issue Is Rights By Connie O'Kane, Special to The Inquirer

2 U.s. Conductors To Debut At Mann By Daniel Webster, Inquirer Music Critic

Pianist, Orpheus Play Mozart By Daniel Webster, Inquirer Music Critic

Investigations Continue In School Collapse By Neal Thompson, Carol Leonnig and Julia Cass, Special to The Inquirer

Roofers 'Willing' To Set Vote In June If Ordered By Lisa Ellis, Inquirer Staff Writer

Inquest Into School Bond Issue's Death By Sari Harrar, Special to The Inquirer

The Warden Wears Lipstick When She Left North Philadelphia, She Never Dreamed She Would End Up At The Tombs. She Has Created Several Recreational Activities For The Inmates, But She Doesn't Dare Let Them Do Pottery. By Karen Heller, Inquirer Staff Writer

U.s. May Advocate Israel-plo Talks By James McCartney, Inquirer Washington Bureau

Spending The Night Reading With Friends By Robert DiGiacomo, Special to The Inquirer

House Panel Passes Bills To Cut Car-insurance Costs By Jodi Enda, Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau

Whose Privacy Needs Protecting? BY MIKE ROYKO

Inspectors Intensify Fruit Probe Phila. Port, Jobs May Be Hit Hard By Gary Cohn and Jim Detjen, Inquirer Staff Writers

Pollution Suit Reaches Settlement By Laurie Hollman, Inquirer Trenton Bureau

Area Prelate Lauds Talks With Pontiff By Michael D. Schaffer, Inquirer Staff Writer

Program To Bind Schools, Get Parents More Involved By Cheryl Baisden, Special to The Inquirer