What happened on August 04, 1990
SPORTS
Ncaa Refuses To Alter Sanctions On Md. Basketball The Inquirer Staff
Ex-blue Hen Is Killed In Shooting Daily News Wire Services
Campusano No Hit On Drabek's Chart By Paul Hagen, Daily News Sports Writer
Silveira Leads St. Jude Classic From Inquirer Wire Services
Red Barons Beat Denver, 11-5 From Inquirer Wire Services
Officer Wrote Letter, Not George By Bill Madden, New York Daily News
Phils Get Murphy In Trade For Parrett Power Hitter Signs Contract Through '92 By Sam Carchidi, Inquirer Staff Writer Inquirer staff writer Michael Bamberger contributed to this article
Phils Foil No-hit Bid, But Pirates Win By Sam Carchidi, Inquirer Staff Writer
Lake To Miss Remainder Of Season By Paul Hagen, Daily News Sports Writer
Browns, Bears To Meet In Exhibition From Inquirer Wire Services
Murphy's A Phillie By Paul Hagen, Daily News Sports Writer
For Urbanski, Catching Soviets Still Is A Dream By Ron Reid, Inquirer Staff Writer Inquirer wires services contributed to this article
Quick Is Optimistic After Pass-catching Drills By Dave Caldwell, Inquirer Staff Writer
Backstreet Guy Set For Hambletonian By Vicki L. Friedman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Former Temple Te Is Moving Up In Jackson's Absence By Tim Kawakami, Daily News Sports Writer
Del Valley Victor In Baseball By Beth Onufrak, Special to The Inquirer
Talented Sons The 1980 Phillies Produced Some Fine Offspring By M.G. Missanelli, Inquirer Staff Writer
NEWS
Billions In Kuwait Assets Locked Up As Freeze Takes Hold By Julia C. Martinez and Valerie Reitman, Inquirer Staff Writers
The Litter Problem Includes Tenants It's Easy To Blast The Landlords, But There Are Slobs Living In The Buildings Too. By MARK RANDALL
Weekend Fitness By Wendy Melillo, Special to The Inquirer
Equal Rights Become Special Rights By MICHAEL ROSENBERG and ADAM GARFINKLE
Wall Street Iraq-ued By Painful Dow Dive Daily News Wire Services
Daily Prosecutor Tells Of Circle Of Complicity By Susan Caba, Inquirer Staff Writer
Pa. Delegation Seeks To Make Phila. Engineering Center For The Navy By Michael D. Schaffer, Inquirer Staff Writer
Iraq, Vowing Pull Out, Nears Saudi Border Daily News Wire Services
Iraq Says It's Ready To Pull Out U.s. Vows To Support Saudis By Carol Morello, Inquirer Staff Writer
10 Years Later Frozen In Time
School Plan Subject Of Burlco Suit By Connie O'Kane, Special to The Inquirer
Stocks Whipsaw On Mideast News; Dow Index Plunges 54.95 Points By Barbara Demick, Inquirer Staff Writer
Bush Vows To Help Saudis If Invaded By Ellen Warren and Frank Greve, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Photo Caption The Philadelphia Inquirer / JERRY LODRIGUSS
Last Minutes On Belgrade St. Daily Prosecutor's Summation Is A Tearjerker By Mark McDonald, Daily News Staff Writer
Personal Briefing By Ann Kolson Compiled from reports from Inquirer wire services
Group Bids $6 Million For Metropolitan By Bob Warner, Daily News Staff Writer
First Dog Millie Recovers From Illness By W. Speers, Inquirer Staff Writer The Associated Press and the New York Post contributed to this report
Officials Respond To Rumors In Hoagie-shop Killing By Murray Dubin, Inquirer Staff Writer
Obstacles Block U.s. Intervention By Susan Bennett and Frank Greve, Inquirer Washington Bureau Ricardo Zaldivar of the Inquirer Washington Bureau contributed to this article
Street Tells Homeless Budget Cut Will Stand By Anthony S. Twyman, Daily News Staff Writer
Three-way Battle Shaping Up For Land's Seat On Council By S.A. Paolantonio, Inquirer Staff Writer
Hoagie Killing Rumors Denied By Anthony S. Twyman, Daily News Staff Writer
Letters To The Editor
Two Lone Senators Claim The Title Of Rank And File By Robert Zausner, Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau
Caravan Of Latinos Protests Injustice By Darryl Lynette Figueroa, Daily News Staff Writer
2 Germanys Call For Early Unity Vote By Dan Stets, Inquirer Staff Writer
A City Hall Protest Over Daily Case By Maida Odom, Inquirer Staff Writer
Oil Cutoff Would Send 4 Countries Scrambling By Andrea Knox, Inquirer Staff Writer
Relatives Contend Man Is Innocent In Niece's Death By Denise-Marie Santiago, Inquirer Staff Writer
Sales Feature Prints And Civil War Guns By David Iams, Inquirer Staff Writer
Nea Panel Votes For Eliminating Anti-obscenity Requirement By Stephan Salisbury, Inquirer Staff Writer
House Approves Civil Rights Bill By Alexis Moore, Inquirer Washington Bureau Inquirer wire services contributed to this article
Laymen Improve Division Of Holy Labors Catholic Priests Are In Short Supply By Marianne Costantinou, Daily News Staff Writer
Driver Who Hit Bicycling Family Is Charged By John Way Jennings, Inquirer Staff Writer
Peaks Speak Abc's Strange "Twin Peaks" Series Is Being Repeated, Starting Tomorrow Night. Here's How The Show's Actors View Its Surprising Success. By Jonathan Storm, Inquirer Staff Writer
Whetting Your Natural Appetite By Joyce Vottima Hellberg, Special to The Inquirer
House Approves Campaign-spending Cap Bill Would Curb Pac Donations, Give Free Tv Spots By David Hess, Inquirer Washington Bureau The Associated Press contributed to this article
Judge Drops Officer's Gun Charges By Connie O'Kane, Special to The Inquirer
Hispanics Want Even-handed Justice By ROGER E. HERNANDEZ
Hotel Fire Ruled Arson By Marianne Costantinou, Daily News Staff Writer
Federal Drug Sting Occurs At The Hotel Where Jurors In Barry Trial Are Staying By Matthew Purdy, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Barry Jurors' Hotel Scene Of New Sting Daily News Wire Services
Some Enjoy Rich Kuwaitis' Plight By Carol Morello, Inquirer Staff Writer
Fugitive's Fears Turn Him To Stone Suspect In Killing 66th To Tap Chuck By Ramona Smith, Daily News Staff Writer
A Funny Man After Three Years In The Business, Tommy Davidson Is A Rising Star. High Energy And Gentle Humor Set Him Apart. By Richard Jones, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Main Showcase Of Black American Artistic Talent The Biennial Black Arts Festival, Being Held In Atlanta, Celebrates Achievements And Contributions, And Serves As A Source Of Pride. By Wanda Motley, Inquirer Staff Writer
Probe: Priest Had Gay Sex Misconduct At Covenant House New York Daily News
There's Only One Way Out Of A Gaffe Like Roseanne Barr's, And She's Avoiding It By WILLIAM RASPBERRY
Bank Fined In Laundering Scheme Yugoslavs Must Pay 50g; American Banker Gets Probation By Kitty Caparella, Daily News Staff Writer
Charles E. Fernald, 87, Financial Executive By Laurie Hollman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Should Being Single Be A Rap On Souter? We're Seeing A Revival Of The Singles Suspicion, This Time From Liberals. By ELLEN GOODMAN
2 Girls Testify That 7 Males Attacked Them By Kimberly J. McLarin, Inquirer Staff Writer
Letters To The Editor
Officials Say Boy In Custody Fight To Stay In N.c. By Martha Woodall, Inquirer Staff Writer
Lessons From La-la Land Septa Withers Away While California Builds Huge Mass-transit Systems
Joseph C. Mccloskey, A 38-year Mainstay In Police Athletic League By Laurie Hollman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Life Terms Loom Over Drug Ring By Kitty Caparella, Daily News Staff Writer
Library Could Be Put On The Shelf By Ginny Wiegand, Inquirer Staff Writer
2 Arrested Protesting For Homeless By Thomas Turcol, Inquirer Staff Writer
Bucks Sitter Acquitted In Tot's Death By Charles Pukanecz, Special to The Inquirer
Mummers Strum Through Warsaw By Magdalena Pawlicki and Maciej Pawlicki, Special to The Inquirer
25 Charged With Drug Trafficking By Henry Goldman, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Leg Up On The Insect World Millipedes Abounding Here This Summer Season By Michael E. Ruane, Inquirer Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Promotions Cut Profits For Tasty Baking Co. The Inquirer Staff
July Jobless Rate Jumped To 5.5%, Highest Since '88 From Inquirer Wire Services
Lawsuit Accuses Rtc Of Violating Rights Of Low-income Home Buyers By Janet L. Fix, Inquirer Staff Writer
Bond Rating Is Lowered For Unisys By Valerie Reitman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Antitrust Suit Is Set Over Maalox The Inquirer Staff
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