What happened on April 28, 1991
NEWS
Ex-school Board Group Leader Looking To Start Anew By Nancy Phillips, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Lifetime Devoted To Children Ruth Bacon Has Been A Tireless Advocate For Young People. And Now, Her Work Is Being Honored. By Stella M. Eisele, Special to The Inquirer
Pottery In The Mold Of The Past Special to The Inquirer / JIM ROESE
A Salute To Historic Annapolis And The Naval Academy By Chuck Lawliss, Special to The Inquirer
Blacks Should Choose To Be Smart, Author Tells Students By Wendy Greenberg, Special to The Inquirer
Trying To Save Rain Forests - And Making One, Too By Wendy Greenberg, Special to The Inquirer
Wildlife Preserve Is Unsung Oasis By Cece Lentini, Special to The Inquirer
5 Decades Of Savings Bonds By Dominic Sama, Inquirer Stamps Writer
Medal For Brookgreen Gardens By Henri Sault, Inquirer Coins Writer
The Arts Are Blossoming, Too, In Delaware County Venues By Will Thompson, Inquirer Staff Writer
Voorhees Settles Suits, Clearing Way For Land Purchase By Lisa Schwartz, Special to The Inquirer
Family Watch Marc Schogol from reports from Inquirer wire services
Photo Caption Special to The Inquirer / HINDA SCHUMAN
Bush Schools Plan Gets Tepid Response From Educators By Gary Blonston, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Audits Say Millions Go To Deceased By Gregory Spears, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Continental Leads In On-time Survey By Donald D. Groff, Special to The Inquirer
Board To Curb Vo-tech Attendance By Stella M. Eisele, Special to The Inquirer
Narrowing List Of Superintendent Candidates By Ralph Vigoda, Inquirer Staff Writer
School Cuts Split Race In Pemberton Twp. By Frank Brown, Special to The Inquirer
Is Campus Diversity Vital To Quality Education? By Huntly Collins, Inquirer Staff Writer
Tutors Fighting The Good Fight Against Illiteracy By Howard Bryant, Special to The Inquirer
Suspended Officer Says He'll Appeal By Mark Fazlollah and Thomas J. Gibbons Jr., Inquirer Staff Writers
Two Plans For The Arts Aim At Similar Ends By Ward Allebach, Special to The Inquirer
Of Chastity, Sex Ed And Condoms: Two Differing Views Condoms Don't Promote Promiscuity - And They Can Prevent Tragedy By KENNETH GEORGE
English Is Back In Gop's Graces By John Ellis, Special to The Inquirer
King Of Prussia Company To Test Air At Body Shops By Lisa Moorhead, Special to The Inquirer
Police In Delco Say They Got Their Man, But Only For A While By Nathan Gorenstein, Inquirer Staff Writer
School Taxes May Stay Same In Monroe Twp. By Louis R. Carlozo, Special to The Inquirer
3 Injured In Gunfire After Concert By John Way Jennings and Peter Landry, Inquirer Staff Writers
Italian Dining In Tune With Trend By John V. R. Bull, Inquirer Staff Writer
District Fears Tax-rate Increase By John Ellis, Special to The Inquirer
In The Race Against Drugs Youths Extol Program Set Up By Driver By Lynn Hamilton, Special to The Inquirer
4 Roslyn Men Charged In Cemetery Vandalism By Joe Ferry, Special to The Inquirer
The State Giveth - Sort Of, District Learns By Louis R. Carlozo, Special to The Inquirer
Library Issue On Mt. Holly Ballot By Jacqueline L. Urgo, Special to The Inquirer
Kurds Follow A Rumor Confused On Aid, They Leave Iran By Dan Stets, Inquirer Staff Writer
Plan For Layoffs Assailed Union Sees Harm To Public Safety By Richard V. Sabatini, Inquirer Staff Writer
A New Angle On Civil War On S. Jersey School Stages By Sandra Sardella, Special to The Inquirer
Pool Proposal Draws A Wave Of Protest By Stephen C. Row, Special to The Inquirer
Child-care Program Approved By Board By Ward Allebach, Special to The Inquirer
Neutering Helps A Pet - And Solves A Big Problem By Deborah Lawson, Special to The Inquirer
Plan Shows Schools Facing A Long Haul By Tanya Barrientos, Inquirer Staff Writer
Tomes On Tahiti Are Tough To Find By Donald D. Groff, Special to The Inquirer
U. Dublin Center May Open Again By John Ellis, Special to The Inquirer
Oversight Board Is Given Clout, Worrying Some By Marc Duvoisin, Inquirer Staff Writer Inquirer staff writers Dan Meyers and Thomas Turcol contributed to this article
America The Beautiful, Or Blighted? By Thomas Hine, Inquirer Architecture Critic
The Political Signals Point To Thornburgh By Katharine Seelye, Inquirer Staff Writer
Addressing The Problem Of Locating Emergencies By Marego Athans, Special to The Inquirer
Cheltenham Teachers Vote To Extend Pact By Joe Ferry, Special to The Inquirer
Medford Resident Seeks To Add Sewer Capacity By Barbara Evans Sorid, Special to The Inquirer
School Overhaul Includes Asbestos By Mary Anne Janco, Special to The Inquirer
A Father Active In Parenting Seeks Empathy At The Office By Shelly Phillips, Special to The Inquirer
County Businesses Say They'll Expand And Add More Jobs By Vyola P. Willson, Special to The Inquirer
Fears Of Budget Cuts Worry Food Workers By Sandy Gonzalez, Inquirer Staff Writer
Opponents To Mining Battle On Rock Quarry Is In A Hard Place By Christine Bahls, Special to The Inquirer
Assessing Area Sewer Projects State Lender Has Little Local Effect By Vyola P. Willson, Special to The Inquirer
Dealing With Child Abuse Without Extremes By Catherine Quillman, Special to The Inquirer
In This School Competition, A Saved Earth Was The Prize By Howard Bryant, Special to The Inquirer
They Felt Dread In Their Bones - And Then The Lead Was Found Residents Of Throop Saw A Polluter Closed And A Superfund Site Declared. Now, After 15 Years Of Health Assurances, X-rays Clinch Their Fears. By Mark Jaffe, Inquirer Staff Writer
Budget Calls For 20 Percent Increase By Ross Kerber, Special to The Inquirer
Tight Budget Means Program Reductions By Wendy Greenberg, Special to The Inquirer
'Common Places' Is Theme Of Stackhouse Exhibition By Victoria Donohoe, Inquirer Art Critic
For Adolescent Girls, A Need For Confidence By Joyce Vottima Hellberg, Special to The Inquirer
District Anticipates Tax Rise By Cynthia J. McGroarty, Special to The Inquirer
Suspension Of Officer Is Reported By Jennifer Gould, Special to The Inquirer
Sales Picture At High Point Attendance At The Show Was Down By Linda Bennett, Special to The Inquirer
For Him, It's An Exciting Branch Of History By Sandy Gonzales, Special to The Inquirer
Leningrad's Hermitage Feeling Fenced In The Premier Museum Has Not Yet Mastered The Basics Of Marketing. By Thomas Ginsberg, Associated Press
Of Chastity, Sex Ed And Condoms: Two Differing Views Forget Safe Sex; Best To Save Sex By MOLLY KELLY
Haddonfield Seeks Bond Issue For Improvements By Judy Baehr, Special to The Inquirer
A Daring Proposal To Save A Nation By Fen Montaigne, Inquirer Staff Writer
Ex-belmont Resident Returns With A Plan To Help Neighborhood By Alan J. Heavens, Inquirer Staff Writer
Program Aims To Graduate 30 Who Might Not By Michelle Rizzo, Special to The Inquirer
Franklin Wants To Put Old Schools To Brand-new Uses By Louis R. Carlozo, Special to The Inquirer
Officials Protest To Governor By Gloria A. Hoffner, Special to The Inquirer
Barriers Are Sought Along I-295 By Jeremy Kalmanofsky, Special to The Inquirer
Azaleas In Flower At Hospital By Jane G. Pepper, Special to The Inquirer
'Report Cards' Get Low Marks Districts Fault Accuracy, Timing By Robert DiGiacomo, Special to The Inquirer
10 Years Later, The Ragtop Renaissance Is Continuing By Al Haas, Inquirer Automotive Writer
Abington Manager Search: Confusion, Another Twist By Joe Ferry, Special to The Inquirer
For Centerpieces That Are A Snap New York Daily News
Law Says To Stop, Not Yield By Laurie Halse Anderson, Special to The Inquirer
College Told To Sign Sales Agreement Or Else By Kathleen Martin Beans, Special to The Inquirer
Borough Debates Downtown's Troubles By Paul Davies, Special to The Inquirer
Diplomas With Extras Thrown In Civic Groups Give Variety Of Honors By Gloria A. Hoffner, Special to The Inquirer
Legislators Chipping In On Shortfalls - But Not In Pa. By Russell E. Eshleman Jr., Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau
Plant's Foes: All Isn't Lost Group Cites Victories In Incinerator Battle By John Ellis, Special to The Inquirer
Letters To The Editor
Now, Their Stories Will Be Preserved In Library Of Lives By Jill Morrison, Special to The Inquirer
Mount Holly Looking At Tax Increase, Layoffs By Jacqueline L. Urgo, Special to The Inquirer
The Shipyard Under Fire Navy Blue: Two Families' Anxiety By Laurie Hollman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Disbanding Of Hainesport Police Is Fought By Marego Athans, Special to The Inquirer
Small Barns Are Turning Into A Big Business By Marjorie Keen, Special to The Inquirer
Mentally Ill Homeless Not Getting Help, Panel Told By David Hess, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Proposed Tax Levy To Go To Burlington City Voters By Marego Athans, Special to The Inquirer
Police Have Pension Cake And Eat It Too By Sandra Sardella, Special to The Inquirer
The Law Is Binding Driving Home A Safety Point To Induce People To Buckle Up, Highway Officials Are Planning Intense Enforcement This Summer. By Linda S. Wallace, Inquirer Staff Writer
These Students Use Speed-writing To Learn Learning By Alison F. Orenstein, Special to The Inquirer
Heads Above The Crowd By Valerie Reed, Special to The Inquirer
Police Train Squad To Keep Crowds Calm By Marilou Regan, Special to The Inquirer
Weaving Your Own Remedy For Worn Patio Furniture By Al Carrell, Special to The Inquirer
Abington Official Can Live Afar, For Now By Joe Ferry, Special to The Inquirer
Judicial Candidate Says Political Deal Infects The Election By John P. Martin, Special to The Inquirer
Cooperation Sought In Reducing Traffic By Frank Brown, Special to The Inquirer
St. John's World Ink Opens A World For The Mentally Handicapped By Barbara Evans Sorid, Special to The Inquirer
Woman, 65, Is Beaten And Robbed By John Way Jennings, Inquirer Staff Writer
For Children Without Safety Seats, Odds Are Stacked In Favor Of Death A Father's Trial Is Set To Begin In Miami. He Could Face Five Years. By Linda S. Wallace, Inquirer Staff Writer
Anc Says Secret Plot Targets Its Officials By Rick Lyman, Inquirer Staff Writer
New Legal Volley Fired In Fight For Millbourne Hall By Patrick Scott, Special to The Inquirer
Rendell Tries Stirring Up The Voters By S. A. Paolantonio and Doreen Carvajal, Inquirer Staff Writers
On Philippine Isle, Waiting Out An Eruption By Vernon Loeb, Inquirer Staff Writer
Law Firm Honors 2 Victims Of Accident By Patricia Quigley, Special to The Inquirer
Commission Looks Over Apartment Plans By Stella M. Eisele, Special to The Inquirer
The Philadelphia Area's Better For The Houses That Rouse Built By DAVID R. BOLDT
Working For Peace In Their Time By Louise Harbach, Special to The Inquirer
Eight Running For 3 Seats In Maple Shade By Robert DiGiacomo, Special to The Inquirer
Vandalism Finishes Off Train Shed Septa Will Try To Replace Bench By Suzanne Gordon, Inquirer Staff Writer
Ethnic Festival To Offer Lineup Of Food, Crafts, Entertainment By Nancy Reuter, Special to The Inquirer
Off The Bench, Abraham Changes Ballgame By S. A. Paolantonio, Inquirer Staff Writer
Declaration Of Independence Can Be Found In Many Forms By Lita Solis-Cohen, Special to The Inquirer
The Shipyard Under Fire Little Hope Is Held Out For Saving 7,700 Jobs By Mark Fazlollah, Inquirer Staff Writer
Report Says Congestion Is Priority By Edward Ohlbaum, Special to The Inquirer
A Service For Victims Of Crime By Sergio R. Bustos, Inquirer Staff Writer
Population Shifts Force Change On Regional Boards By Louise Harbach, Special to The Inquirer
Remembering Chernobyl The Philadelphia Inquirer / MYRNA LUDWIG
Burlington City Offers Students An Out From Clothes Competition By Marego Athans, Special to The Inquirer
Three Tapped For Layoffs Get A Show Of Support By Lisa Moorhead, Special to The Inquirer
Voters To Decide On Budgets, Boards By Bob Tulini, Special to The Inquirer Inquirer correspondents Judy Baehr, Robert DiGiacomo, Joseph N. DiStefano, Peter Finn, S. Joseph Hagenmayer, Ross Kerber, Lillian Micko, Jennifer Reid and Lisa Schwartz contributed to this report
Band Leader Howard Lanin, 93, Dies By Daniel Rubin, Inquirer Staff Writer
They Pay Tribute And Attention To Keep American Workers Alive By Jeffrey Fleishman, Inquirer Staff Writer
The Rendell Difference In A Strong Democratic Mayoral Field, He Has The Skill - And Pizazz - To Make It All Work
It's A Perilous Year For School Budgets By Judy Baehr and Louis R. Carlozo, Special to The Inquirer
Group Wants To Turn Woodbury Into Cultural Mecca By Michael Peck, Special to The Inquirer
Tick-borne Illness To Be His Focus By Judy Baehr, Special to The Inquirer
The Glory That Is Austria - Its Sumptuous Food The Excuse To Indulge Was A Sentimental Trip To Moedling In The Vienna Woods. Better To Succumb Than Go Mad From Deprivation. By Hans Knight, Special to The Inquirer
Preserving The Rancocas For Those Who Live Along It By Jacqueline L. Urgo, Special to The Inquirer
Eugene Beechman, 71; Ran Gino's Restaurant By Jeffrey Fleishman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Applications Sought For Philadelphia 100 By Valerie Reed, Special to The Inquirer
Nine School Board Candidates Pursuing Four Seats In Delran By Ovetta Wiggins, Special to The Inquirer
Widening Planned For York, Street Rds. By S.E. Siebert, Special to The Inquirer
Developers Find Solid Ground Again The Last Few Years, The Market For New Homes In The Suburbs Has Been Shaky. Recent Sales Activity, Though, Has Been A Relief To Builders Trying To Stay On Their Feet. By Suzanne Gordon, Inquirer Staff Writer
Trendy Are Saying It With Pendants By Roy H. Campbell, Inquirer Fashion Writer
Celebrating Publication Of A Pine Barrens Guide By Barbara Evans Sorid, Special to The Inquirer
Salzburg: A Mozart Medley This Is The 200th Anniversary Of The Composer's Death, And His Music - Chamber Groups, Operas, A World-renowned Festival - Is All Over The City. And No Wonder - Mozart Was Born There. By Mike Shoup, Inquirer Travel Editor
Some Will Not Be Able To Vote Absentee Ballots Sent Out Too Late By Louis R. Carlozo, Special to The Inquirer
Two Philosophies On School Finance For Willingboro By Bryon Kurzenabe, Special to The Inquirer
Officer Brings Work Home: A Baby She Found By John Way Jennings, Inquirer Staff Writer
An Understanding Of The Loss Those Widowed Young Find A Haven By Kay Raftery, Special to The Inquirer
Honey Brook Is Set To Celebrate, Reflect On 100 Years Of Change By Denise Breslin Kachin, Special to The Inquirer
Is Your House A Centenarian? Its Wiring May Be A Shock By Alan J. Heavens, Inquirer Staff Writer
Farmstead Restoration: Do Or Die By Ward Allebach, Special to The Inquirer
Tonight's Categories Include Smart Guys From Drexel Hill By Mary Anne Janco, Special to The Inquirer
The Katz Phenomenon Once A Long Shot In The Gop Mayoral Race, He's Coming On Strong And Deserves To Win
Whale-watching Guide Covers North America By Al Haas, Inquirer Staff Writer
Jeanes President Retiring By Jeff McGaw, Special to The Inquirer
After Struggling With Police, Man Charged With Harassment By Christine Bahls, Special to The Inquirer
Edgewater Park's New Chief Never Planned To Stay By Charlie Frush, Inquirer Staff Writer
Re-creating Couture For Victor Costa, Stitching Imitations Is The Sincerest Form Of Flattery. Selling Lower-priced Copies Of High Fashion Has Made Him A Rich Dressmaker, Not A Designer, Please. By Kate Tyndall, Special to The Inquirer
Flea Market Set At L. Merion High By Joyce Vottima Hellberg, Special to The Inquirer
A Violent Reminder Of Afghan War The Scud Attack Attracted The Attention Of The World Anew. By Marc Kaufman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Help For Kids Left Behind By Death Doylestown Writer Offers A Guide To Grieving By Janet Poland, Special to The Inquirer
Ciarrocchi, Lau Named Directors At Media Bank By Vyola P. Willson, Special to The Inquirer
At Whitney, The Biennial Has Layers Of Old And New By Edward J. Sozanski, Inquirer Art Critic
Feel-good Furnishings Manufacturers Showed Their Stuff Last Week, And The Last Word Was Comfort - American-style. By Linda Bennett, Special to The Inquirer
A L'il Advice Actor Takes Teaching Role With Cast By Jeff McGaw, Special to The Inquirer
The Do's And Don'ts Of Safety On The Farm By Marjorie Keen, Special to The Inquirer
Cinnaminson Candidates Stress Spending Efficiency By Bryon Kurzenabe, Special to The Inquirer
Guilty Plea In Jewel-theft Case By John P. Martin, Special to The Inquirer
Big Bash For Upper Gwynedd's 100th By Laurie Halse Anderson, Special to The Inquirer
Values In The Classroom For The Most Part, The Programs In Character And Values Are Not Based On The Bible, The Torah Or The Koran. The Bill Of Rights Serves As The Guide. By Nancy Phillips, Inquirer Staff Writer
Infected With Aids, She Longed To Become A Mother Once Again By Loretta Tofani, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Generational Feud Over Cds By Patrick Scott, Special to The Inquirer
Drugs, Slaying Make Death Penalty An Issue By Patrick Scott, Special to The Inquirer
Daughter Accuses Waterloo Gardens Owners Of Tax Fraud By Rose Simmons, Inquirer Staff Writer
Academy Has 2d Shot At Lease In Building By Marguerite P. Jones, Special to The Inquirer
Good Food, Friendly Service Pay Off By John V. R. Bull, Inquirer Staff Writer
For Bristol Twp., Estee Lauder Plant Means Taxes And Jobs By Christine Bahls, Special to The Inquirer
P. D. White; Was Real Estate Commissioner By Mark Fazlollah, Inquirer Staff Writer
Fielders' Choices A Collection Traces The Evolution Of The Baseball Glove By Marilou Regan, Special to The Inquirer
ENTERTAINMENT
Daughters Switched At Birth By Jonathan Storm, Inquirer Television Critic
Script Is Still The Thing The Festival Theater For New Plays Is Awash In Unsolicited New Works. And That's Exactly The Way Its Founder Wants It. By Douglas J. Keating, Inquirer Staff Writer
On Discs, Steel Drumming By Tom Moon, Inquirer Music Critic
Drums Of The Caribbean Poet Derek Walcott And "Hair\" Composer Galt Macdermot Have Created \"steel," A Play About The Birth Of Steel-drum Music In Trinidad. The American Music Theater Festival Here Is Its Showcase. By Kevin L. Carter, Inquirer Staff Writer
New Problem For 'Basic Instinct' By Steven Rea, Inquirer Staff Writer The Hollywood Reporter and the Los Angeles Times contributed to this report
SPORTS
Henderson Boys Win 1,600 Relay By Gwen Knapp, Inquirer Staff Writer
College Competition Is Highlight Of Relays By Ron Reid, Inquirer Staff Writer
Ismail's Decision Means Less Money For Top Picks By Bill Ordine, Inquirer Staff Writer
Phillies Win In The 12th Booker's Single Sinks Padres, 4-3 By Dick Polman, Inquirer Staff Writer
One Rx For The Phillies: A Large Helping Of Love By Timothy Dwyer, Inquirer Staff Writer
With Guokas In Charge, The Magic Is Most Improved By Bob Ford, Inquirer Staff Writer
This One Came Down To Desire By Jere Longman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Sixers Go Overtime To Defeat Bucks Grab 2-0 Series Lead After Trailing By 14 By Bob Ford, Inquirer Staff Writer
Fluctuating Field Makes This Year's Kentucky Derby A Wide Open Race By Jay Searcy, Inquirer Staff Writer
In Morandini's Case, Second Base Is The Hot Corner By Sam Carchidi, Inquirer Staff Writer Inquirer wire services contributed to this article
Propp Brought To Life By New Team - And Teammate By Gary Miles, Inquirer Staff Writer
Selby Sees Strength As His Greatest Asset By Bill Ordine, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Race That Was All The Rocket's By Joe Juliano, Inquirer Staff Writer
Four Faring Well In College Ranks By Marc Narducci, Special to The Inquirer
Penn's Varsity 8 Retains Adams Cup By Mayer Brandschain, Special to The Inquirer
Harmon Sparks Holy Cross To A 4-0 Win Over Shawnee By Marc Narducci, Special to The Inquirer
Final-event Victory Boosts Willingboro By Tom Williams, Special To The Inquirer
In The Big Race, Four Area Schools Winners Of Sorts By Don McKee, Inquirer Staff Writer
Report: Police Tests Show Cocaine Use By Maradona The Inquirer Staff
W.c. Henderson Runs To Upset In Boys' 1,600 Relay By Gwen Knapp, Inquirer Staff Writer
BUSINESS
As Medical Costs Mount, So Does A Call For Serious Reform By R.A. Zaldivar, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Jones Was A Jerk? Don't Tell Another Employer That By Andrea Knox, Inquirer Staff Writer
2 Economists Propose A Free-market Health Cure By Gilbert M. Gaul, Inquirer Staff Writer
All Shopped Out, Americans Turn To Some Cheap Frills "America Has Been Swept By A Wave Of Frugality. We Have Entered A Completely New Chapter In The Entire Business Of Retailing." By Susan Warner, Inquirer Staff Writer
Faith Betrayed: A Tale Of Fraud Why Would A Mild-mannered Bank Executive Embezzle Millions? He Blames A Troubled Family Background. By Dianna Marder, Inquirer Staff Writer
FOOD
Zanzibar Blue, A Jazz Haven, Hits The Right Notes At The Table As Well By Elaine Tait, Inquirer Restaurant Critic
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