What happened on June 25, 1991
NEWS
Ira Silverman, 46, Jewish Leader By Ralph Cipriano, Inquirer Staff Writer
In Old City, Warehouse Pits History Against Business By Ginny Wiegand, Inquirer Staff Writer
Suits Over News-source Confidentiality Allowed By Aaron Epstein, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Suspect In 55 Break-ins Accused Of Eight More By Mary Anne Janco, Special to The Inquirer
Orchestra Does Mozart At Mann By Daniel Webster, Inquirer Music Critic
3 Cops & A Baby Phila. Mom Gets Help With Home Delivery by Joe O'Dowd, Daily News Staff Writer
441 Promoted In Longest Blue Line 37 Women Among Cops Elevated; Fop Plans To File New Grievance by Kathy Sheehan, Daily News Staff Writer
Hip Shots BY MICHAEL LACING:
Can This Coalition Last? Things Look Good For A Pa. Bill Aiding Mass Transit And Highways - Maybe Too Good
'The Dining Room' At The Hedgerow By Douglas J. Keating, Inquirer Staff Writer
Bush On Sununu: 'Yeah, I'm Going To Support Him' By Charles Green, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Another Group Sues To Block Any Changes By Barnes Trustees By Leonard W. Boasberg, Inquirer Staff Writer
Condoms Ok'd For City Schools by Leigh Jackson, Daily News Staff Writer
At Issue: Extent Of Gulf Disaster If Soot From The Fires Goes High Enough, It Could Cool The Earth. But Will It? By Mark Jaffe, Inquirer Staff Writer
Building A Monument On A City Hall Budget Coatesville's New City Building Won't Have Cherry Ceilings Or Designer Skylights. Too Pricey For A Steel Town. By Kevin McKinney, Special to The Inquirer
School Board Votes Yes On Condoms By Tanya Barrientos, Inquirer Staff Writer
Minis Are The Fashion For 35mm Cameras by Jonathan Takiff, Daily News Staff Writer
Many-dimensional Visit With The Duke Wayne's "Hondo" Telecast Tonight In 3-d. By Jonathan Storm, Inquirer Television Critic
Dan Quayle Pops In; Frank Rizzo Stays Out By S. A. Paolantonio, Inquirer Staff Writer
Stepping Out With Mambo Latin Dance Kicks Up A Storm by Bill Bell, New York Daily News
Personal Briefing By Marc Schogol Compiled from reports from Inquirer wire services
City Says It'll Make $12m A Year On The Complex by Paul Maryniak, Daily News Staff Writer
Desmond Child Pushes The Edges Of Emptiness BY JIM FARBER, New York Daily News
Do The Right Thing Or Else, Sullivan Warns Physicians BY ELMER SMITH
Letters
Quayle Adds A Plug For A Gop Mayor Veep Visits Cardinal Krol, Gop Dinner by Penelope M. Carrington, Daily News Staff Writer
Right Questions Not Asked As Justice Center Vote Nears BY W. RUSSELL G. BYERS
Assembly Democrats React To The Public's Outcry On Florio Cuts By Daniel LeDuc, Inquirer Trenton Bureau
Democrats Propose New Budget Plan By Craig R. McCoy and Rich Heidorn Jr., Inquirer Trenton Bureau
Warning All Slobs! Phila. Will Soon Hold Litterers To Account
Pennsylvania Legislators Are Pessimistic On Passing Budget By July 1 By Robert Zausner, Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau
Husband Held In Stabbing Death Of Wife By Peter Landry, Inquirer Staff Writer
Doing Right Thing Has Limits We Like To Believe Our Foreign Policy Is Based On Morality; We Shouldn't Be Giving Advice, We Should Be Getting It BY DONALD KAUL
Revamp Would Hurt Students BY EUGENE FITZGERALD
44 Who Are Upward Bound They Are Military Veterans. And They Have Found A Key For The Future - A High School Education. By ACEL MOORE
Report: Children Worse Off Than In 1970 By R.A. Zaldivar and Gregory Spears, Inquirer Washington Bureau The Washington Post contributed to this article
Fishbone Dances The Night Away By Dan DeLuca, Special to The Inquirer
School Board Asks For New Yearbook By Richard A. Oppel Jr. and Denise Kachin, Special to The Inquirer
State Plays Tapes In A.c. Case Defendants Hear Their Own Voices By David Johnston, Inquirer Staff Writer
When Interracial Couples Wed People May Marry For A Lot Of The Wrong Reasons. Race Isn't One Of Them. By LUCIA HERNDON
For 441 Police Officers, An Elevating Experience The Philadelphia Inquirer / WILLIAM F. STEINMETZ
Tattle by Ann Gerhart, Daily News Staff Writer The Associated Press, the New York Post and the San Francisco Chronicle contributed to this report
Judge: Nightclub Must Admit Nerds Los Angeles Daily News
Guilty Plea In Federal Ins Sting Foglietta Aide Was A 'Broker' By Emilie Lounsberry, Inquirer Staff Writer
King Sells His Story Victim Of L.a. Cops Makes A Movie Deal Los Angeles Daily News
Elevating To The Height Of Fashion by Joseph P. Blake, Daily News Staff Writer
The Supreme Court Something Evil Behind Pasties
'Aunt Mary' Gray, 73; Always Spoke Her Mind by Jim Nicholson, Daily News Staff Writer
Mellon Is Happy With Festival Says Prospects Good For Investing In Jazz Again Next Year. By Francis Davis, Special to The Inquirer
Savoring Stupidity At 69, Leslie Nielsen Has Finally Found His Niche. As Bumbling Police Lt. Frank Drebin, Back Again In Naked Gun 2 1/2, He Has Honed The Art Of Acting Dumb. By John Milward, Special to The Inquirer
A Fine Ending To All That Jazz by Jonathan Takiff, Daily News Staff Writer
Savoring The Promise Of Freedom On Furlough, An Inmate Whose Life Sentence Was Commuted Beholds His Future: It Begins After 16 Years In Prison. By Howard Goodman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Coatesville Councilman Sentenced By Richard A. Oppel Jr., Special to The Inquirer
At N.j. Center, Residents Fear Loss Of A Haven By Douglas A. Campbell, Inquirer Staff Writer
Plan Seeks More $ To Treat Poor by Bob Ritter, Daily News Staff Writer
Know-nothings Go After The Modest National Endowment For Democracy By CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER
Women's Rights In Iran Can Mean A Brightly Colored Headscarf The Religious Police Were Out Enforcing Dress Codes. But Iranian Women Want Change. By TRUDY RUBIN
Pew Trusts Plans A Big Push In City Non-profit Groups That Aid Needy To Get $20m Over Two Years by Robin Palley, Daily News Staff Writer
Big Score Spectacor Bags Hefty Tax Break by Joseph R. Daughen and Paul Maryniak, Daily News Staff Writers
Deputy Shortage Makes Judges Steam, Scheme By Susan Caba, Inquirer Staff Writer
Albania Pleads For A Helping Hand BY SALI BELISHA
Davis Plays His Fourth Mellon Date By Francis Davis, Special to The Inquirer
Warden Requests A Leave Delco Official Under Probe By Patrick Scott and Mark Fazlollah, Special to The Inquirer
Czechoslovaks Are Elated As Soviet Occupation Ends From Inquirer Wire Services
Ex-official Charged With Theft Parents Group Short $80,000 By Linda Loyd, Inquirer Staff Writer
Camden To Get Sewer-bill Relief; Agency To Clear Air In Pennsauken By Joseph N. DiStefano, Special to The Inquirer
They're On The Road To Rome Bevilacqua, Friends Headed On Pilgrimage To The Vatican by Joseph P. Blake, Daily News Staff Writer
His Example Promoted Cop's Life by Joe Clark, Daily News Staff Writer
In A.c., The Jitneys Make Some Fun Stops Play It Safe - Take Public Transportation To The Resort's Late-night Pubs. By Alissa Wolf, Special to The Inquirer
Suspect In 25g Heist Wins A Round In Court by Jim Smith, Daily News Staff Writer
Beirut: Eager To Dazzle The World Once Again By Carol Morello, Inquirer Staff Writer
Singer Crystal Waters Is No Longer The Bashful Type by Dawn Onley, Daily News Staff Writer
Court Raises More Appeals Barriers By Aaron Epstein, Inquirer Washington Bureau The Associated Press contributed to this report
New Superintendent For L. Merion By Ralph Vigoda, Inquirer Staff Writer
Get-tough Class Buoys The Girls Penn Charter School Challenged Them Mentally And Physically. The Aim Was To Boost Their Confidence. By Martha Woodall, Inquirer Staff Writer
Loss Of Home Over Drugs Avoided By Dianna Marder, Inquirer Staff Writer
Uncle Convicted Of Killing Boy, 5, For Taking Sweets By Dianna Marder, Inquirer Staff Writer
Letters To The Editor
De Klerk Son To Wed Mixed-race Woman By W. Speers, Inquirer Staff Writer Contributors to this report include the Associated Press, Reuters, the New York Daily News, the Washington Post and the New York Post
Montco Issues Lsd Alert; Not Everyone's Convinced By Erin Kennedy, Special to The Inquirer
Chicago's Standoff Over Guns In Public Housing By Sydney Trent, Inquirer Staff Writer
Filling Up On N.j. Stretch Is No Gas By Jeff Gammage and John Way Jennings, Inquirer Staff Writers
SPORTS
Looking Back To The Autumn Of 1990 By Don McKee, Inquirer Staff Writer
Big Five, Spectrum Sign A Deal The Three-year Deal Calls For Three City Series Doubleheaders A Season, Starting In 1991-92. By Tim Panaccio, Inquirer Staff Writer
Cox To Go Against Surprising Cards By Sam Carchidi, Inquirer Staff Writer
Reading Bows To Hagerstown The Inquirer Staff
Moran's 74 Tops Junior Qualifier By Mayer Brandschain, Special to The Inquirer
Big 5 Makes Three-year Spectrum Deal Official by Mike Kern, Daily News Sports Writer
Farwell: Replay A Step Forward by Les Bowen, Daily News Sports Writer Daily News wire services contributed to this report
Morandini: Ray Of Hope For The Phillies' Future By M. G. Missanelli, Inquirer Staff Writer
Draft Puts Macon To Test by Mike Kern, Daily News Sports Writer
Hot Item On Eve Of Draft, Nba Likes Macon More Than Ever By M. G. Missanelli, Inquirer Staff Writer
Sixers Ponder Woolridge Deal by Phil Jasner, Daily News Sports Writer
At Rainy Wimbledon, The Word On Seles Is . . . Well . . . Uh . . . By Diane Pucin, Inquirer Staff Writer
So Far, So Good Thomas's Improvements Evident After Three Years by Paul Hagen, Daily News Sports Writer
Just Get Them To The Big-league Club On Time By Jayson Stark, Inquirer Staff Writer
Check, Mate Aussie Jeff Fenech Seeks U.s. Fame, Currency by Bernard Fernandez, Daily News Sports Writer
Steiker Wins Logan Title By Mayer Brandschain, Special to The Inquirer
Temple's Diaz Dies Of Cancer by Bill Fleischman, Daily News Sports Writer
The Nhl Gives Ok To Replays Reviews To Begin In 1991-92 Season By Gary Miles, Inquirer Staff Writer Inquirer wire services contributed to this article
A Forbidden Journey: Beyond The Mendoza Line By Jayson Stark, Inquirer Staff Writer
For Rookie Pat Kelly, Life With Yanks Isn't All Sweet By Frank Fitzpatrick, Inquirer Staff Writer
Jay Sigel Named To Walker Cup Team 8th Time The Inquirer Staff
On The Road To Making Team Usa By Alex Rosen, Special to The Inquirer
BUSINESS
Dow Dives 52.55 To 2,913.01 Wall Street Reacts To Tokyo Panic From Inquirer Wire Services
Scandal Undoes 2 Japanese Securities Powers From Inquirer Wire Services
Ibm Tries Lotus Position Daily News Wire Services
A Good Quarter For Wall Street By Barbara Demick, Inquirer Staff Writer
Scandal May Alter Course Of Japan's Markets By Barbara Demick, Inquirer Staff Writer The Associated Press contributed to this article
Asian-americans Gain In Franchising Seed-money Network Considered Key by Sheila Simmons, Daily News Staff Writer
Record Profits Are Good Medicine For Rite Aid By Susan Warner and Terry Bivens, Inquirer Staff Writers
Ibm To Sell Lotus Software From Inquirer Wire Services
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