What happened on September 05, 1990
SPORTS
What Might Have Been For Mccartin, Smu's Program Is Now Only A Tainted Memory By Dick Weiss, Daily News Sports Writer
The Fighting Irish Are Excited About A Jersey Player's Return By Marc Narducci, Special to The Inquirer
Duncombe Quits Quakers To Focus On Studies By Mike Kern, Daily News Sports Writer
Menke Basking In Spotlight By Mike Kern, Daily News Sports Writer
Linseman Signs With Edmonton From Inquirer Wire Services
Vincent: Rift Is 'Resolved' White Tight-lipped After Meeting On Umps By Frank Fitzpatrick, Inquirer Staff Writer
Martinez Haunts Old Pals By Michael Bamberger, Inquirer Staff Writer
Only Thing Phillies Spoil Is 5-run Lead By Mike Kern, Daily News Sports Writer
Temple Hopes Its Spirit Will Haunt Syracuse By Mike Bruton, Inquirer Staff Writer
Won't Yield On Jackson, Owner Says By Mark Bowden, Inquirer Staff Writer
Bucs Roar Back To Top Phils, 11-7 By Michael Bamberger, Inquirer Staff Writer
Pitching Problems Have Hurt Cubbies By Tom Mahon, Daily News Sports Writer
Flyers Hope Rookies Can Spur Veterans In Training Camp By Gary Miles, Inquirer Staff Writer
Yankees Vp Sues Vincent To Stop Disciplinary Hearing From Inquirer Wire Services
Umps, White Settle Dispute Over West's Actions Daily News Wire Services
Gamble Declines To Make Bid To Lt By Kevin Mulligan, Daily News Sports Writer
Upstart Sampras Knows Ivan Won't Be Terrible By Bill Fleischman, Daily News Sports Writer
Ryan Looks To Shuler At Te Spot By Mark Bowden and Bill Ordine, Inquirer Staff Writers
Cavanaugh A Giant, Player's Agent Says By Mark Bowden, Inquirer Staff Writer
Uncle Representing Simmons As His Agent By Dick Jerardi, Daily News Sports Writer
Penn's Duncombe Ruled Academically Ineligible By M.G. Missanelli, Inquirer Staff Writer
With Douglas In Control, Tyson Will Have To Wait By Robert Seltzer, Inquirer Staff Writer
Sabatini Battles Into Semifinals By Diane Pucin, Inquirer Staff Writer
Former Jet Shuler Is Feeling Super By Kevin Mulligan, Daily News Sports Writer
Majkowski, Packers Reach Terms On 1-year Contract From Inquirer Wire Services
Eagles And Giants Go To The Wire By Kevin Mulligan, Daily News Sports Writer
Gratz Teacher-coach Is Making History By Ted Silary, Daily News Sports Writer
NEWS
The Little Squirt Is A Big Shot Bubbly Old-timer Is A Seltzer Baron By Ron Avery, Daily News Staff Writer
Loretta A. Cahill, Crash Victim By Michael E. Ruane, Inquirer Staff Writer
Smooth Sailing For Naval Yard Kids At Bregy School By Debbie Stone, Daily News Staff Writer
Medford Still Pondering Land-use Master Plan By Barbara Evans Sorid, Special to The Inquirer
Clearing The Record
Officer Sues Safety Chief, Deptford By Christopher Hand, Special to The Inquirer
2 Warlocks Are Held On Gun Charges By Mike Franolich, Special to The Inquirer
A Low-stakes Summit This Time, The World Isn't Holding Its Breath
Study Raises Hopes Of Parents Opposed To Regional Schools By S. Joseph Hagenmayer, Special to The Inquirer
Arab Force Vows Role Isn't Just Symbolic By Larry Eichel, Inquirer Staff Writer
Funds Answer Call To Improve 911 System By John D. Shabe, Special to The Inquirer
Pemberton Twp. Road Work Begins By Jacqueline L. Urgo, Special to The Inquirer
Casino Win Is Up Despite Slowdown By David Johnston, Inquirer Staff Writer
40 Killed As Fighting Flares In S. Africa By Rick Lyman, Inquirer Staff Writer
City Reports Steady Gains On Housing By Maida Odom, Inquirer Staff Writer
This School Year, Change Is Major Subject By Sydney Trent, Inquirer Staff Writer
1st District Candidates Speak Out By Alan Sipress, Inquirer Staff Writer
No Day At Beach For Falcons, Pirates By Gwen Knapp, Inquirer Staff Writer
Letters To The Editor
Baker Calls For A Nato-type Setup By Norman Kempster, Los Angeles Times The Inquirer Washington Bureau and Inquirer wire services contributed to this article
Personal Briefing By Marc Schogol Compiled from reports from Inquirer wire services
Andrews Resigns County Post By Alan Sipress, Inquirer Staff Writer
Blackwell Urges No Tax Hike Move Seen As Strategy In Mayoral Jockeying By S. A. Paolantonio, Inquirer Staff Writer
Living With The Learning Disabled By Sharon Epel, Special to the Daily News
The Drive For Sobriety The Philadelphia Inquirer / TODD BUCHANAN
Saddam On Tv: 'Victory Is Near' Daily News Wire Services
Teachers Get A Pep Talk By Clayton By Tanya Barrientos, Inquirer Staff Writer
Prison Plan Could Free Up To 261 By Howard Goodman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Name-calling Does No Good There Are Ways Out Of This Crisis BY JESSE L. JACKSON
The Busy Season It's That Time Of Year, When, In A Sense, Every One Of Us Is Headed Back To School
Amalgam Dental Fillings: How Safe Are They? Daily News Wire Services Daily News staff writer Mary Flannery contributed to this report
Two Unlikely To Join In Corruption Probe By Louis R. Carlozo, Special to The Inquirer
Jackson Talks - But He Produces By CLAUDE LEWIS
Deptford Schools Brace For A Walkout In Cherry Hill, A Deal Averts Strike By Jeremy Kaplan and Christopher Hand, Special to The Inquirer Inquirer correspondent Jennifer Reid and staff writers Julia Cass, Nancy Phillips and Michael Matza contributed to this article
A Service For People In The Service By Jacqueline L. Urgo, Special to The Inquirer
A Great Day For A Ski MICHAEL MERCANTI/ DAILY NEWS
Yellow Ribbons Are In BOB LARAMIE/ DAILY NEWS
Only The News From Home Was Bad For Once, A Vacation With No Genuine Horror Stories BY JILL PORTER
In One Syrian Town, Iraqis Are Loved But Hussein Has Few Fans By Carol Morello, Inquirer Staff Writer
Labor Day Provides Showcase For This Florist's Handiwork By Corey Ullman, Special to The Inquirer
Judge Denies Request To Free 500 Inmates By Kitty Caparella, Daily News Staff Writer
More Power To Them The Philadelphia Inquirer / JOHN COSTELLO
Gene Is Tied To Arthritis Hope Is Seen For Future Treatment By Larry Copeland, Inquirer Staff Writer
Councilman May Run Independently By Louis R. Carlozo, Special to The Inquirer
How U.s. Is Pushing For A Mideast-style Nato Daily News Wire Services
Color The Campuses Black And White - With Lines Between After Many Years Struggle For Integration, Segregation Is A Way Of Life On And Off Campus. By ELLEN GOODMAN
Panelists Are Purged By Florio Didn't File Forms On Financial Disclosure By Rich Heidorn Jr., Inquirer Trenton Bureau
Paying The Price To Stay In The Shade By Maureen Maloney, Special to The Inquirer
A Housing Activist To Get Award By Murray Dubin, Inquirer Staff Writer
Longtime Coach Of The Falcons Takes Job In College Ranks By Frank Fitzpatrick, Inquirer Staff Writer
Ex-cop Guilty In Bribe Case By Dave Racher, Daily News Staff Writer
Court Finds That Youth Was Not Served, Fines 5 By Dave Racher, Daily News Staff Writer
Photo Caption The Philadelphia Inquirer / WILLIAM F. STEINMETZ
For First Time In 20 Years, No Suburban School Strikes By Michael Matza, Inquirer Staff Writer
City Eases Forecast On Cash Position By Dan Meyers, Inquirer Staff Writer
Phila. Lawyer Charged With Bank Fraud And Theft By Emilie Lounsberry, Inquirer Staff Writer
When Protest's Not A Hardship Homeless Living's A Lot Worse BY LARRY MCMULLEN
The Same Old Song Budget Sun Rising - Tomorrow
Many Pols Still Love Negative Ads, But A Backlash Appears To Be Developing By DAVID S. BRODER
Zoo Breeders Target Tiny Frogs These 'Poison-dart' Species Are On The Endangered List By Frank Dougherty, Daily News Staff Writer
After Weeks Of Protest, All Is Quiet At Hoagie Shop By Amy S. Rosenberg, Inquirer Staff Writer
N.y. City Opera's 'House Of The Dead' By Lesley Valdes, Inquirer Music Critic
Young Artists Take Aim At Drugs By Marianne Costantinou, Daily News Staff Writer
Lucrative, If Trivial, Pursuit By Ovetta Wiggins, Special to The Inquirer
Police Promise Help In Fight Against Gangs By Larry King, Inquirer Staff Writer
Pizzas To Buildings To Bankruptcy Court By Marie McCullough, Inquirer Staff Writer
Death Blamed On Beating; Infant's Father To Be Tried By Marie McCullough, Inquirer Staff Writer
Count In Haddonfield Came Up Short, Officials Say By Judy Baehr, Special to The Inquirer
Willingboro Asks School Board To Help Pay For Crossing Guards By Bryon Kurzenabe, Special to The Inquirer
Electrical Substation Put On Hold By John D. Shabe, Special to The Inquirer
Burlington Club's Annual 3-month Tournament Ends By Charlie Frush, Inquirer Staff Writer
$30,000 In Aid To 2 Agencies By Frank Brown, Special to The Inquirer
He's Tried In Death Of Daughter Dad, 60, Admitted Hacking Body Up By Kurt Heine, Daily News Staff Writer
Health Payments Are Main Issue Temple Professors Go On Strike By Huntly Collins and Lisa Ellis, Inquirer Staff Writers Inquirer correspondent Wendy Greenberg contributed to this article
Burlco Man Accused Of Raping Phila. Women By Connie O'Kane, Special to The Inquirer
Philadelphia Looks Good - Compared To Its Past By SAM WHYTE
Footnotes To Mideast Crisis Saddam Hussein Has Shown Short-sightedness BY JACK MCKINNEY
Deer Invade Gettysburg Farms By Beth Arburn Davis, Special to The Inquirer
Split Sessions For Pemberton High Students By Jacqueline L. Urgo, Special to The Inquirer
A Developer Targets Old Quarry - To Become A Garden Spot By Steve Gelsi, Special to The Inquirer
Aching Joints In The Genes By Mary Flannery, Daily News Staff Writer
Drug Poll: More Teens Say Users Are Losers By Frank Greve and Brenda Flory, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Bridge Brochures On Hold Mayor: Reply Cards Unreliable Gauge By Joseph N. DiStefano, Special to The Inquirer
County Bracing For Rabies Cases By Frank Brown, Special to The Inquirer
Rule No. 1: Don't Call It A Beauty Pageant By Karen Heller, Inquirer Staff Writer
Mantua Adds To The Cost Of Owning A Dangerous Dog By Jean Redstone, Special to The Inquirer
Victim Of N.j. Firehouse Fall Dies By Michael Peck, Special to The Inquirer
E. Angelo, 86, A Local Cartoonist By Ralph Cipriano, Inquirer Staff Writer
Man Killed When Truck, Van Collide By Jack McGuire and Joe O'Dowd, Daily News Staff Writers
A Monthlong Celebration Of Hispanic Heritage By Joseph N. DiStefano, Special to The Inquirer
'Papa Joe' Kolen Sr., Truck Driver By Jim Nicholson, Daily News Staff Writer
Letters To The Editor
A Reef Man - Hook, Line And Sinker Ralph Stork Has Been Battling Bureaucracy To Create Fishing Grounds Off The Jersey Coast - With Wrecked Boats Or Demolished Bridges Or Discarded Tires. He Hasn't Made Much Of A Haul. Now He Is Angling For A Different Catch - Recycled Cans. By Frank Rossi, Inquirer Staff Writer
Former Bensalem Engineer At Center Of Investigations By Kathy Boccella, Inquirer Staff Writer
Armored-car Executive Pleads Guilty By David Lee Preston, Inquirer Staff Writer
Christie Brinkley's Disease-fighting Fowl By W. Speers, Inquirer Staff Writer Contributing to this report were the Associated Press, Reuters, the Washington Post and USA Today
Moorestown Grooms For Major Horse Show By Sari Harrar, Special to The Inquirer
U.s. Destroyer Seizes Iraqi Ship Baghdad Frees More Captives By Dan Stets, Inquirer Staff Writer The Associated Press, Reuters and The Washington Post contributed to this article
No-contest Pleas Made In Fraud Case By Linda Loyd, Inquirer Staff Writer
City Wastes Millions In Overtime, Sick Leave, Injury Pay BY JACK REILLY
At Temple, Few Touches Of Class By Edward Moran, Darryl Lynette Figueroa and Dave Bittan, Daily News Staff Writers The Associated Press contributed to this report
Old City - New Art All Of A Sudden, Rittenhouse Square Isn't The Only Art District In Town. And With More Than Its Share Of Experimental Work, Old City Is Even Livelier Than Its "Uptown" Competitor. By Edward J. Sozanski, Inquirer Art Critic
Jury's Still Out On Final Incinerator Policy By Jeremy Kaplan, Special to The Inquirer
Victims In I-95 Crash Identified By Robert J. Terry, Inquirer Staff Writer
Panel Seeks More Data On Deck Mimi's Lounge Plan Delayed By Burr Van Atta, Inquirer Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Lamm Resigns As Subaru Ceo By Al Haas, Inquirer Staff Writer
Dow Off 0.99 In Lightest '90 Trading From Inquirer Wire Services
Competition Heats Up In Ice Cream Biz By D. Aileen Dodd, Daily News Staff Writer
T-bill Rates Decline At Weekly Sale The Inquirer Staff
Data Access Acquires Pottstown Wafer Firm By Valerie Reitman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Failed Talks Boost Price Of Crude Oil From Inquirer Wire Services
Walnut St. Is Definitely Bullish On Books 3rd Store In 3 Blocks To Open By Sheila Simmons, Daily News Staff Writer
FOOD
Q And A By Morris and James Carey, Special to the Daily News
Don't Toss Type Tape, Recycle It By Polly Fisher, Special to the Daily News
Food Watch By Marc Schogol Compiled from reports from Inquirer wire services
Pork No Longer A Weighty Issue By Barbara Gibbons, Special to the Daily News
Good Sense Peppers A Flavorful Volume By Gerald Etter, Inquirer Food Writer
A Grade A Frozen Yogurt By Bonnie Tandy Leblang and Carolyn Wyman, Special to the Daily News
Nutritious Food For Thought By Deborah Licklider, Daily News Staff Writer
Moscow: Frustration In Store Grocery Shopping In The U.s.s.r. Means A Long Wait For Little Reward. Shelves Often Are Bare. When A Street Vendor Materializes, Citizens Queue First And Ask Questions Later. By Laurie Kalmanson, Special to The Inquirer
Basil Becomes A Basic And Success Is Sweet Mild Or Aromatic, The Fresh Herb Comes In Many Flavorful Varieties. You'll Find It In Vegetables, Stuffing And The Popular Pesto. By Leslie Land, Special to The Inquirer
A New Wave Of Rechargables By Jonathan Takiff, Daily News Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Ray Of Hope For Public Schools By Francesca Chapman, Daily News Staff Writer
It's Boogie-woogie Women Local Female Musicians Are Getting A Showcase At J.c. Dobbs By Jonathan Takiff, Daily News Staff Writer
Roach Motel's Humor Doesn't Check Out By Bob Strauss, Los Angeles Daily News
Jesse Only Advertised As Reporter By Francesca Chapman, Daily News Staff Writer
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