What happened on February 10, 1991
NEWS
Good Home-cooked Pasta - And Much, Much More By John V. R. Bull, Inquirer Staff Writer
Man Gets Jail Term For Robbing Home While Woman Slept By John P. Martin, Special to The Inquirer
On Parade Wooden Soldiers Are Marching Across Lawns In Holmes By Lisa Moorhead, Special to The Inquirer
Aids Buddy System Ready To Start In Chesco By Michele M. Fizzano, Special to The Inquirer
Bookish Walk About Boston In The 1800s, Some Of The Finest Minds Of America Lived In "The Hub." A Short Stroll Will Take You To Many Of Their Homes And Haunts. By Scott Huler, Special to The Inquirer
Professor Offers Historical Context For Mideast War By Laurie Halse Anderson, Special to The Inquirer
Different Views On Open-space Progress By Nancy Petersen, Special to The Inquirer
Desert Deserted: For Las Vegas, The War Is A Loser By John Woestendiek, Inquirer Staff Writer
Singing Valentines To Serenade Your Love By Brigette ReDavid, Special to The Inquirer
Censors Get The Picture - Few Bodies, Lots Of Jets Past Wars Have Produced Indelible Images, But The Gulf Fighting Is Underexposed - Though The Military Gladly Puts Its Hardware Before The Lens. By Dick Polman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Photo Caption Special to The Inquirer / MARTY O'GRADY
For Autos And Auto Lots, A Buyer's Market Prevails By Al Haas, Inquirer Automotive Writer
Designer Labels On Recycle Racks Want To Buy An Armani For A Song? Sell Your Dior For Cash To Apply To A New One? Here's How. By Roy H. Campbell, Inquirer Staff Writer
Recession Hits Tax Revenues, Spending By Dominic Sama, Inquirer Staff Writer
Major Search Is On For Those Missing In Main Line Towns By Ralph Vigoda, Inquirer Staff Writer
Prospects For Major Ethics Reform Seem Slim By Daniel LeDuc and Craig R. McCoy, Inquirer Trenton Bureau Inquirer staff writer Rich Heidorn Jr. contributed to this article
Why Is The Market Soaring, And What Does It Mean? By Neill A. Borowski, Inquirer Staff Writer Inquirer staff writer Janet L. Fix contributed to this article
Scenes Of War's Havoc "There Is No Petrol, No Water. There Are People Dead In The Roads, And Nobody Is Moving Them," A Refugee Says Of Kuwait. By Carol Rosenberg, Inquirer Gulf Staff
Reading As Family Encouraged By Kay Raftery, Special to The Inquirer
Pemberton To Revive Spring Sports, Fix Roofs By Jacqueline L. Urgo, Special to The Inquirer
Chester Woman Sentenced To Jail In Blinding By Patrick Scott, Special to The Inquirer
County Hopes To Move Female Inmates By Sandra Sardella, Special to The Inquirer
'A Curse Has Descended' On Marine Life By Frank Bruni and Larry Copeland, Inquirer Gulf Staff
Banks Try More Home Mortgages Institutions Seek Less Risky Loans By Mark Schwanhausser, San Jose Mercury News Inquirer staff writer Janet L. Fix contributed to this article
Israeli Family's Loss: 'He Didn't Deserve To Die Now' By Vernon Loeb, Inquirer Gulf Staff
The Great Lakes' First Steamer By Henri Sault, Inquirer Coins Writer
A Trail For The Fans Of 'Little House' By Donald D. Groff, Special to The Inquirer
Candidate Broke Pledge, Gop Leader Says Former Director For Republicans Denies Charge By Frederick Cusick, Inquirer Staff Writer
Muslim Gis Find Comfort With Saudis By Carol Morello, Inquirer Gulf Staff
Saving Australia's Water Birds By Dominic Sama, Inquirer Stamps Writer
Catholics Devote '90s To Renewal Bevilacqua Touts Faith, Finances By Michael D. Schaffer, Inquirer Staff Writer
Rouse Plan Is Faulted By Board By Dan Cornwell, Special to The Inquirer
Residents Fear Woods Will Yield To Shopping Center By Stella M. Eisele, Special to The Inquirer
A War Casualty: Travel Business By Jeff McGaw, Special to The Inquirer
Celebrating History Through Art Special to The Inquirer / SCOTT S. HAMRICK
Candy's Dandy, But Lacy Is Racy By Ronda Sharpe, Special to The Inquirer
Content Of Play Upsets Parents By Louis R. Carlozo, Special to The Inquirer
In L. Merion, Cruisers Of A Different Color By Jeanne Daniels, Special to The Inquirer
Sewer Rates Are At Issue By Jeff McGaw, Special to The Inquirer
Flu Keeping Students At Home By Craig Whitlock, Special to The Inquirer
Property Owners Petition A Pollution Fund By Bryon Kurzenabe, Special to The Inquirer
Missing The Moment The Nation Is Primed For A New Energy Ethos, But The President Refuses To Lead
Gorbachev Warns Gulf Allies Suggests Air Strikes Excessive By Aaron Epstein and Owen Ullmann, Inquirer Washington Bureau Charles Green of The inquirer Washington Bureau contributed to this article, as did the Associated Press
Business Manager Predicts A Shortfall For Next School Year By David T. Shaw, Special to The Inquirer
College Breeds Own Strain Of Lab Mice By Kathleen Martin Beans, Special to The Inquirer
Bond-issue Defeat Stings School Board By Jennifer Reid, Special to The Inquirer
C. Strange, Dancer In Many Shows By Kimberly J. McLarin, Inquirer Staff Writer
Indians Get Grant For Aids Work By Marego Athans, Special to The Inquirer
Forget The Bridge; All Else Is Falling Down In London By Larry Eichel, Inquirer Staff Writer
A School Board Is Under Fire By Louis R. Carlozo, Special to The Inquirer
Making The Home A Castle Fix-it-up Strategies Are Exhibition's Focus. By Sue Chastain, Inquirer Staff Writer
Some Aren't Ready For Ready Reserve Call By Julia M. Klein, Inquirer Staff Writer
Legion, Vfw Making Welcome-home Plans By Edward Colimore, Inquirer Staff Writer
District Attorney To Review Case Of Missing Taxes Warwick Is Still Tracking Down The Amount Of Loss By Edward Ohlbaum, Special to The Inquirer
At The Ready Red Cross Volunteer Always Heeds The Call By Joe Ferry, Special to The Inquirer
Yellow Ribbons In Big Demand By G.J. Donnelly, Special to The Inquirer
At Best, Route 202 Will Be At Worst For Six More Years By Ward Allebach, Special to The Inquirer
Furnishing Their Customers With Bargains From N.c. By Dan Cornwell, Special to The Inquirer
Rally Decries Residents' Fees By Michael Peck, Special to The Inquirer
Entrepreneur Tries To Get His Sign On The Road By Glenn Berkey, Special to The Inquirer
Casey's Conversion A Better Way To Choose Judges
A Look At County Farming, With Blacktop Closing In By Marjorie Keen, Special to The Inquirer
Warminster's Staub Says He Will Not Campaign Again By S.E. Siebert, Special to The Inquirer
Thousands Turn Out At Rally To Cheer Troops By Mark Fazlollah, Inquirer Staff Writer
Prayer Breakfast Of Unity For Soldiers By Frank Brown, Special to The Inquirer
Cash As A School Supply By Edward Ohlbaum, Special to The Inquirer
Postwar Iraq's Fate Is Riddled With Uncertainty By Larry Eichel, Inquirer Staff Writer Inquirer correspondent Tony Borden contributed to this article
A Pudding To Please The Palate Of The Ailing Animal By Deborah Lawson, Special to The Inquirer
Literary New England It's A Browser's Delight: Mark Twain's Gingerbread Mansion, Edith Wharton's Gracious Mountain Retreat And The Places Emerson, Thoreau And Hawthorne Called Home. By Kim Moon, Special to The Inquirer
After Years Of Isolation, Iran Seeks A New Role As Gulf Peacemaker Tehran's Highest Priority Today Is Economic Reconstruction, And Its Latter-day Enemy - The West - Is An Attractive Source Of Aid. By R.K. RAMAZANI
Fight Over Tower Ends In Defeat For Group By Marjorie Keen, Special to The Inquirer
Panel Votes To Close Parts Firm By Dan Finnigan, Special to The Inquirer
Funds To Be Freed For Street Repairs In Country Hunt By Robert Neubauer, Special to The Inquirer
Years Later, Sewage Still Ill-treated By Gwen Florio, Inquirer Staff Writer
On Uncertain Ground How Many Americans Will Die In An Assault? Are Iraqi Forces Weakened? Is The Alliance? By David Zucchino, Inquirer Staff Writer
Foundation Supplies Cash For The Classrooms By Edward Ohlbaum, Special to The Inquirer
A Regional Rush To Check Out Of The B&b Trade Bed-and-breakfast Listings Have Jumped In And Around Bucks County. Experts Point To Hard Work And Hard Times. By Kenneth Lelen, Special to The Inquirer
Bcc And Faculty Are Taking Steps To Improve Talks By Bryon Kurzenabe, Special to The Inquirer
Paving The Way To Streets That Put The People First By H. Jane Lehman, Special to The Inquirer
Hammer-packing Robber Pleads Guilty In 9 Cases By Patrick Scott, Special to The Inquirer
Churchill's Options For Sewage By Nancy Petersen, Special to The Inquirer
Council Shows Its Support For Gulf Troops By Gloria A. Hoffner, Special to The Inquirer
Mcguire Sends 6 Planes Daily With Mail For Troops By Frank Brown, Special to The Inquirer
Farewell To A Fighter Reveal Told The Truth No One Wanted To Hear
Aid For Those On The Home Front By Barbara Evans Sorid, Special to The Inquirer
Voorhees Finds Deficit Stubborn By Lisa Schwartz, Special to The Inquirer
A. Siskind, Abstract Photographer From Inquirer Wire Services
Bush And Baker Work On Patching Cracks In Coalition By Owen Ullmann, Inquirer Washington Bureau Susan Bennett and Ellen Warren of the Inquirer Washington Bureau contributed to this article
3 Say They'll Run For Supervisor Post By Stella M. Eisele, Special to The Inquirer
With New Service, Cable Firm Is Trying To Rock Radio World By Christopher Mumma, Special to The Inquirer
Theft Of Church Bus Ends In Guilty Plea By Patrick Scott, Special to The Inquirer
Norplant Now Available; Cost Is Criticized By Susan FitzGerald, Inquirer Staff Writer
Dam Plan Is On Again In Pemberton Township By Jacqueline L. Urgo, Special to The Inquirer
Attack, All-out Or Not, Is Expected Soon Some See Operations On A Huge Scale; Others, Selective Attacks To Draw The Iraqis Out. By Juan O. Tamayo, Inquirer Gulf Staff
Group Backs Move To Restrict Teachers Strikes Best Joins Forces With Rep. Freind By Gloria A. Hoffner, Special to The Inquirer
Armed With Wills, Soldiers Face The Front By Carol Morello, Inquirer Gulf Staff
Woman, 83, Testifies Robbers Threw Her Into A Chest By Erin Kennedy, Special to The Inquirer
Gulf Reopening Some Vietnam Wounds By Michael Peck and Jennifer Baldino, Special to The Inquirer
Ringling Artworks In Restored Home By Donald D. Groff, Special to The Inquirer
In Former Fieldstone House, Japanese Delicacies Served By John V. R. Bull, Inquirer Staff Writer
New Volunteers Save Berlin Parade On 4th By S. Joseph Hagenmayer, Special to The Inquirer
On Batting Cage, Board Pitches In By Jill Morrison, Special to The Inquirer
Seeking The Room For A Road By Edward Ohlbaum, Special to The Inquirer
Help With Adoptions - After Placement By Jennifer Gould, Special to The Inquirer
Family Watch Marc Schogol from reports from Inquirer wire services
French Cosmetic Boutiques By Vyola P. Willson, Special to The Inquirer
In A War, All Should Be Suffering By WILLIAM D. EHRHART
Cleaner Water: Who Pays? By Mark Jaffe, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Seal Of Support Inside Care Package For The Troops By Craig Whitlock, Special to The Inquirer
A Special Gift For Black History Month By Lillian Micko, Special to The Inquirer
Similar Lives, Similar Deaths By Vanessa Williams, Inquirer Staff Writer
Philly's Fiscal Fate Rides On This Fearsome Foursome The Horsemen Seeking To Avert Apocalypse: O'donnell, Fumo, Evans And Street. By DAVID R. BOLDT
Women Tame Princeton's Tiger Inn By Jonathan D. Rockoff, Special to The Inquirer
Mandela's Year Outside: From Legend To Politician By Rick Lyman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Don't Bash District, Official Says Board, Parents Continue To Spar By Wendy Greenberg, Special to The Inquirer
Letters To The Editor
Saying Robbery Was A Joke, He Pleads Guilty By Erin Kennedy, Special to The Inquirer
Keeping Tradition, South's Enlistees Abound By Julia M. Klein, Inquirer Staff Writer
On Duty In Langhorne By Marguerite P. Jones, Special to The Inquirer
Wright Stuff: Furniture He Created For His Buildings By Thomas Hine, Inquirer Architecture Critic
College's Annual Arts Festival Coming To The Moorestown Mall By Nancy Reuter, Special to The Inquirer
Burn Victims Give Thanks To Those Who Cared By Cynthia J. McGroarty, Special to The Inquirer
Special Olympics Coaching Goes Swimmingly For Her By S.E. Siebert, Special to The Inquirer
Parking Variance Approved For Complex By John Ellis, Special to The Inquirer
Need For Repairs At Two Schools Is Publicized By Louise Harbach, Special to The Inquirer
Off The Beaten Path, Belize Beckons By Jonathan Storm, Inquirer Staff Writer
Helping Managers Understand Their Workers' Family Needs By Shelly Phillips, Special to The Inquirer
How A High Chair Led To A Business By Jeff McGaw, Special to The Inquirer
3-year Pact With Police Approved By Mary Anne Janco, Special to The Inquirer
In Book, Teacher Tells His Tales Out Of School By Judy Baehr and Charlie Frush, Special to The Inquirer
Pipe Up: Old Organ Is Located Media Theater Panel Starts Work By Robert F. O'Neill, Special to The Inquirer
A School On The Way Out There Are So Few Students That The Three Seniors Share A Homeroom With The 12 Juniors. By Paul Nussbaum, Inquirer Staff Writer
Woman, 39, On Disability Sentenced On Drug Charge By Erin Kennedy, Special to The Inquirer
The Purposeful Rage Of David Wojnarowicz By Edward J. Sozanski, Inquirer Art Critic
Hammers Ring, Saws Sing Historic Church Gets New Building By Gloria A. Hoffner, Special to The Inquirer
New Strategies Brought To Bear Against Bigotry By Tina Kelley, Special to The Inquirer
An Alternative For Pregnancies Gone Awry Sometimes Embryos Develop In The Wrong Place. Until Recently, Only Surgery Could Correct This Dangerous Condition. Now There's Another Option: An Anticancer Drug. By Susan FitzGerald, Inquirer Staff Writer
Seminar's Focus: Hiring The Disabled By Alison F. Orenstein, Special to The Inquirer
Firing Student Imagination Theater Ensemble Striking Sparks By Lynn Hamilton, Special to The Inquirer
Crews Fix A Battered Bridge By Suzanne Gordon, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Law Man He Plans A Bigger, More Giving Bar Group By Erin Kennedy, Special to The Inquirer
Lansdale Manager Talks Up Stalled Revitalization Plan By Ward Allebach, Special to The Inquirer
A 5-mile Stretch Of Traffic Torture By Georgia S. Ashby, Special to The Inquirer
'Works On Paper' A Cut Above The Past At Center Of Arts By Victoria Donohoe, Inquirer Art Critic
U.s.: Up To One-fifth Of Iraqi Armor Destroyed By Tom Fiedler, Inquirer Gulf Staff
A Naturalistic Style In Creating Designs By Jane Pepper, Special to The Inquirer
Residents Say Smooth Means Danger Widening And Filling Potholes On East Valley Green Road Will Make It More Of A Thoroughfare, They Say. By John Ellis, Special to The Inquirer
Cyclical Viewpoint Of Pain By Frank Brown, Special to The Inquirer
Buzzing About Bees And Beekeeping By Tina Kelley, Special to The Inquirer
Fighting Back In Center City Nite Watch Protects Patrons Of Gay Bars By Ginny Wiegand, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Scandal Over Secret Loans To Iraq By Barbara Demick and Matthew Purdy, Inquirer Staff Writers
Lithuanian Vote Defies The Kremlin By Steve Goldstein, Inquirer Staff Writer
Students Learn About War By Joyce Vottima Hellberg, Special to The Inquirer
Singing, Living The Blues But T-model Ford Keeps Rolling On By Donna St. George, Inquirer Staff Writer
William J. Mckeown Jr., Distributor By Kimberly J. McLarin, Inquirer Staff Writer
One-man Show To Detail The Life Of Frederick Douglass By Denise Breslin Kachin, Special to The Inquirer
Formula Gives Raise To Official By Stella M. Eisele, Special to The Inquirer
Rep. Silvio Conte, Mass. Republican From Inquirer Wire Services
A Pageant On Its Way Down The Runway Looks For Contestants By Ann B. Canzano, Special to The Inquirer
Chief, Owner Trade Hot Words Over Heat Wave Club By Kevin McKinney, Special to The Inquirer
The Plight Of The Black Child: It's Even Worse Here, Study Says By Henry Goldman, Inquirer Staff Writer
In Israel, Center Feels Panic Ease By Mary Anne Janco, Special to The Inquirer
Let Sellers Beware Of Altered Money Orders By S.E. Siebert, Special to The Inquirer
Colorful Collectibles From A Genteel Sport Carpet Bowling, Similar To Lawn Bowling, Can Be Traced Back To 1796. By Lita Solis-Cohen, Special to The Inquirer
Boy, 5, Dies After School Bus Hits Him By Nancy Phillips, Inquirer Staff Writer Inquirer correspondent Victoria K. Grigsby contributed to this article
Fieldsboro's New Police Chief Takes Unusual Route To The Job By Charlie Frush, Inquirer Staff Writer
SPORTS
Celebrities And Hucksters Cashing In On 1-900 Lines By Glen Macnow, Inquirer Staff Writer
The Canucks Find Problems Everywhere By Gary Miles, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Friendlier Mcenroe Emerges On The Tennis Scene By Diane Pucin, Inquirer Staff Writer
Quakers Defeated By Cornell By Scott Waynebern, Special to The Inquirer
Hawkins: Quiet Man At Circus By Frank Fitzpatrick, Inquirer Staff Writer
The Eight-minute And $16 Gamble: It's Trivia Time By Glen Macnow, Inquirer Staff Writer
Time A Cruel Foe For 2 Great Phils By Jayson Stark, Inquirer Staff Writer
Criminal Type Named Horse Of Year The Inquirer Staff
Wilkinson Fails To Qualify By Mayer Brandschain, Special to The Inquirer
Hoyas Top Villanova In Overtime By Diane Pucin, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Tough Test For Would-be Draftees By Bill Ordine, Inquirer Staff Writer
O'meara Takes Aim At Record From Inquirer Wire Services
Hurd Scores No. 1,000 In Victory By Joe Juliano, Inquirer Staff Writer
Norris Clubs Leonard To End An Era By Robert Seltzer, Inquirer Staff Writer
Penn St. Defense Stifles St. Joe's By Kevin L. Carter, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Small Town Braces For A Big College Game By Jere Longman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Atlantic City Outmuscles Hoboken, 84-72 By Tom Williams, Special to The Inquirer
The Public League's Smallest Wonder By Kevin L. Carter, Inquirer Staff Writer
Owls Face Tough Foe, And Themselves By M.G. Missanelli, Inquirer Staff Writer
Dana Skuzinski Wins Her First District Title By Joe Santoliquito, Special to The Inquirer
Rhodes Puts On A Clinic St. Anthony Star Tops Wash. Twp. By Kevin Tatum, Inquirer Staff Writer
Lower Cape May Out Of Tournament By Sam Carchidi, Inquirer Staff Writer Inquirer correspondent Tom Williams contributed to this article
A Good First Race Gets A Great Idea Off And Running By Jay Searcy, Inquirer Staff Writer
An All-star Case Of Overreacting By Bob Ford, Inquirer Staff Writer
Prep School Is Coming Back For More Talent By Marc Narducci, Special to The Inquirer
ENTERTAINMENT
Steve Martin: Romantic Guy Like "Roxanne," His New Film Is Full Of Love: Two People Find Each Other. L.a. Finds Itself The Target Of Sweet Teasing. It Could Be Made Only By Someone Happy In Work And Marriage. And Martin Is. By Karen Heller, Inquirer Staff Writer
No Studio, No Gloss, Just Music New Label Resurrects Club Performances. By Tom Moon, Inquirer Music Critic
His Tall Tales Have Long Runs After 10 Years In Washington, Stephen Wade Is Bringing "Banjo Dancing" - His High-energy Show Of Music And Storytelling - To Malvern. By Douglas J. Keating, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Switch To A Role With No Hang-ups "Sleeping With The Enemy" Is Welcomed By Kevin Anderson. By Ann Kolson, Inquirer Staff Writer
Clancy Thrillers From Paramount By Desmond Ryan, Inquirer Movie Critic Staff writer Steven Rea, Variety and the Hollywood Reporter contributed to this report
A Knack For Making Opera Companies Thrive By Daniel Webster, Inquirer Music Critic
BUSINESS
Bush Proposes Rich Pay More For Medicare By Gilbert M. Gaul, Inquirer Staff Writer
Banking Reform Plan Falls Short, Even Backers Agree By Janet L. Fix, Inquirer Staff Writer
In Atlantic City, Business Is Lousy By William H. Sokolic, Special to The Inquirer
Two Companies Locked In Fight For Phila. Port By Andrea Knox, Inquirer Staff Writer
From The Executive Suite To The Unemployment Line From $250,000 A Year, William Iorio Went To $285 A Week In Unemployment, Then To Nothing. Locally, Joblessness Among The Highly Paid Has Doubled. By Jennifer Gould, Special to The Inquirer
FOOD
Table For Two (with Artistic Embellishment) Every Restaurant Has At Least One - A Table Just Right For Romance. Here, For Valentine's Day, Are Some Spots Where Love Is Served. By John Corr, Inquirer Staff Writer
Rembrandt's, The Restaurant With A Masterpiece Of A View By Elaine Tait, Inquirer Restaurant Critic
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