What happened on May 01, 1991
SPORTS
Phillies' Fireworks Overwhelm Giants by Paul Hagen, Daily News Sports Writer
Jones Scores Tko Of Rojas The Inquirer Staff
Kruk Ends April On A High Note by Jennifer Frey, Daily News Sports Writer
Mitchell To Appeal Suspension, After All by Paul Hagen, Daily News Sports Writer
To Folks Of Louisville, The Derby Is Party Time By Jay Searcy, Inquirer Staff Writer
Combs Escapes His Funk by Paul Hagen, Daily News Sports Writer
The Survivors Gear Up For Next Lap In Cup Run By Gary Miles, Inquirer Staff Writer
Sweeping Beauty Sixers Kiss Off Bucks In 1st Round Sixers Lower The Broom by Phil Jasner, Daily News Sports Writer
Barkley Savors The Sweep By Dave Caldwell, Inquirer Staff Writer
Sixers Quickly Show Bucks The Exit Barkley Leads Way In Sweep, 121-100 By Bob Ford, Inquirer Staff Writer
Phillies Storm Past Giants, 11-9, With Four Homers By Dick Polman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Reading Phils Top Hagerstown The Inquirer Staff
'Hammer' Nails Rojas With First-round Flurry by Bernard Fernandez, Daily News Sports Writer
'We Were Just Not In The Game' But Bucks Say Bulls Will Test Sixers by Dick Weiss, Daily News Sports Writer
Bulls Rip Knicks To Gain Sweep Jordan Scores 33 In 103-94 Victory By Jere Longman, Inquirer Staff Writer
His Job Is Still Not Old by Ted Silary, Daily News Sports Writer
Bench Shares The Load To Clinch Series by Phil Jasner, Daily News Sports Writer
Match Made On Broad St. Pair To Wed After 10-mile Race by Bill Fleischman, Daily News Sports Writer
Sacco's Situation At St. Joseph Is Under Review By Tom Williams, Special to The Inquirer
Derby Horse Is Pure Gold by Dick Jerardi, Daily News Sports Writer
4 Area Women's Teams In Division Iii Top 10 By Frank Lawlor, Inquirer Staff Writer
N.j. Club Alters Membership Rules The Inquirer Staff
Magic Johnson Sparks Lakers To Sweep Of Rockets By Diane Pucin, Inquirer Staff Writer
Philadelphia Club Gets Third Straight Victory By Mayer Brandschain, Special to The Inquirer
NEWS
Sexual Assaults Land Bucks Man In Prison By Erin Kennedy, Special to The Inquirer
U.s. Suspects Infiltration Of Embassy Soviets Had Access During 6-hour Fire By Charles Green, Inquirer Washington Bureau
$94m Star Wars Satellite Won't Dance With Shuttle Daily News Wire Services
Mayor Of Israeli Town Stumps For War Relief By Jeremy Kalmanofsky, Special to The Inquirer
It's One For The Money, But Others Not So Sure By Tom Torok, Inquirer Staff Writer Inquirer correspondents Judy Baehr, Bryon Kurzenabe, Lisa Schwartz and Dave Urbanski contributed to this article
Vote Renews Dispute Over Tainted Well By Ross Kerber, Special to The Inquirer
Democrats Sing The Same Tune by Cynthia Burton, Daily News Staff Writer
City Must Ante Up $53m And State Funding Won't Be Ready By June Deadline by Bob Warner, Daily News Staff Writer
Tuberculosis Is Rising In Phila.; Many Victims Also Suffer From Aids By Walter F. Roche Jr., Inquirer Staff Writer
A Rite On Rights Goes Wrong The Bash Celebrating The Constitution's 200th Anniversary Was Criticized By Civil Libertarians As An Excuse For Police To Trample Upon The Very Rights The Party Was Supposed To Honor. By Henry Goldman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Tax Increase Favored - But Not Now By Tanya Barrientos, Inquirer Staff Writer
City Hall Blows Off Some Steam The Philadelphia Inquirer / GERALD S. WILLIAMS
Gop Candidates: What To Do For Kids BY FRANK L. RIZZO
Document's Display May Be Delayed By Mike Capuzzo, Inquirer Staff Writer
Some Would Favor Tax Rise For Schools by Debbie Stone, Daily News Staff Writer
An Act Of Hope As Prosecutor Died Parents Donate His Organs To Help Four Others By Michael E. Ruane, Inquirer Staff Writer
Bad News For The State Budget And For Motorists Tax Revenues Fell Short In April By Robert Zausner, Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau
Would A Nonmilitary Policy Have Worked Better In The Persian Gulf? We Went Halfway And Ended Up With Hussein Still In Power, Kuwait In Ruins, 500 Refugees Dying Every Day And 100,000 Dead. By JAMES McCARTNEY
Freeholders Review Plan For N. Camden Sheriff's Station By Ellen O'Brien, Inquirer Staff Writer
Letters
Thornburgh's Delay On Bid For Senate Stymies Gop By Katharine Seelye, Inquirer Staff Writer
Mythologist Became A Cult Hero by Mark de la Vina, Daily News Staff Writer
Letters To The Editor
Bad News For The State Budget And For Motorists Car Insurance Going Up In July By Jodi Enda, Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau
Budgets For Schools Win Support By Nancy Philips, Inquirer Staff Writer Inquirer staff writer Charlie Frush and correspondents Lisa Schwartz and Bob Tulini contributed to this report
Bush Takes Aim At 30 Years Of Failure In Schools BY CAL THOMAS
More Than 20 Armenians Reported Dead In Village Raids By Fen Montaigne, Inquirer Staff Writer
Democratic Hopefuls For Mayor Are In Harmony On Radio By Doreen Carvajal, Inquirer Staff Writer
City To Host Epic Event Festival Explores The Myth And The Arts by Mark de la Vina, Daily News Staff Writer
Williams: Appointees To Keep Jobs By Henry Goldman and Robert J. Terry, Inquirer Staff Writers
A Soviet Director's Amusing Satire Of Untidy 'Glasnost' By Carrie Rickey, Inquirer Movie Critic
Photo Caption The Philadelphia Inquirer / RICK BOWMER
Gop Candidates: What To Do For Kids BY SAM KATZ
High Court Blocks City Judge's Automatic Removal By Susan Caba and Linda Loyd, Inquirer Staff Writers
Principles Are Optional Just Keep Saying The Magic Words
Fiscal Conservatives Claim Two Of Three Willingboro Board Seats By Connie O'Kane and Bryon Kurzenabe, Special to The Inquirer
Gop Candidates: What To Do For Kids BY RON CASTILLE
Officer Held For Trial In Gun Incident By Bill Price, Inquirer Staff Writer
Lindenwold Budget Is Defeated By Sandra Sardella, Special to The Inquirer
Milton Street Takes Turn On A Chain Gang by Mark McDonald, Daily News Staff Writer
Mont. Employees Return To Work By Dan Baum, Special to The Inquirer
Emerson Quartet At Museum By Daniel Webster, Inquirer Music Critic
Military States Case For The Expensive B-2 By Mark Thompson, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Violence Drains Hope In S. African Township By Rick Lyman, Inquirer Staff Writer
$254,190 Awarded In Bias Suit By Joseph A. Slobodzian, Inquirer Staff Writer
Schools Have Gone Beyond Schooling If You Look At Most Big-city School Systems, You'll Discover They Face The Same Kinds Of Problems We Do In Philadelphia. By CLAUDE LEWIS
Stretton Lets Fly With Views By Sergio R. Bustos, Inquirer Staff Writer
Campaign Gift Limits Are Urged Gop Senators Outline Proposal By Daniel LeDuc, Inquirer Trenton Bureau
Salerno-sonnenberg And Licad In Recital By Lesley Valdes, Inquirer Music Critic
Reducing Fat & Cholesterol In Kids' Diet by Betsy A. Lehman, Special to the Daily News
Fire Scare At City Hall G. LOIE GROSSMANN/ DAILY NEWS
Skiing White House Aide Goes Down Hill Quickly BY MIKE ROYKO
Personal Briefing By Marc Schogol Compiled from reports from Inquirer wire services
Reagan's Legacy Lives On In Court BY HARRY S. GROSS
Traffic Court Layoffs Unfair BY MARVA BAKER
Bringing Vaccines To City Children By Marc Kaufman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Golf Club Worker Accused Of Theft By Patrick Scott, Special to The Inquirer
Forget Sununu's Flights - Examine Instead How He's Molding National Policy By DAVID S. BRODER
Hip Shots BY JOE MCHUGH
An Instructive Afterlife For Relics Instead Of Crumbling In Seclusion, An Antiquity Exhibit Is On The Move, Enlivening History For 5th Graders. By Edward Colimore, Inquirer Staff Writer
Key Rate Is Cut By Fed Board Acts On Recession By Terry Bivens, Inquirer Staff Writer Inquirer wire services contributed to this article
Gorbachev's Last Chance? He May At Last Have Recognized That Persuasion Will Have To Replace Force
Putting Candidates On The Spot By S. A. Paolantonio, Inquirer Staff Writer
Give It Your Best Shot, Philadelphia Can A Host Of Volunteers Immunize 1,000 Kids In 72 Hours? by Mary Flannery, Daily News Staff Writer
Queen For A Day On Capitol Hill By W. Speers, Inquirer Staff Writer Contributors to this report include the Associated Press, Reuters, the New York Post, the Washington Post and USA Today
Suspect Shot In Struggle, Police Say By Thomas J. Gibbons Jr., Inquirer Staff Writer
Man Shot, Cops Quizzed by Leon Taylor, Daily News Staff Writer
Delco School Employees To Be Checked By Lisa Moorhead, Special to The Inquirer
Don't Believe Stereotypes Of The Doddering Elderly The Role Models Of Those Who Defy The Aging Process Are All Around Us. By DORIS PATTERSON
Doctors Beaten In Try To Save Tot's Arm by Marianne Costantinou, Daily News Staff Writer
April Income Down; Pa. Deficit Worsens More Cuts, Layoffs Could Be On The Way by John M. Baer, Daily News Staff Writer
'A Scrap Of Paper' During World War Ii America Ignored The Bill Of Rights And Detained Thousands In Camps For The Crime Of Being Of Japanese Ancestry. By Michael Vitez, Inquirer Staff Writer
Top Cop: Union Move Racists Suggests Fop Opposed Promotion Oif 14 Officers Because Half Weren't White (front Page) Top Cop: Fop Move Is Racist 'Maybe It's A Question, For The First Time, That Half The People Promoted Were Non-white,' Williams Says by Edward Moran and Joe O'Dowd, Daily News Staff Writers
Barred Judge Loses Pension But Former Jurist Braig Could Collect His Unless He's Disciplined by Joseph R. Daughen, Daily News Staff Writer
Columbus Monument Stuck On The Horizon By Burr Van Atta, Inquirer Staff Writer
It's Decision Time For An Aids Activist Playwright Larry Kramer Knows He Doesn't Have That Much Time Left. Should He Write Or Fight? By Karen Heller, Inquirer Staff Writer
Putting Elementary Students In Tune With The Arts By Leonard W. Boasberg, Inquirer Staff Writer
Study: Hard Labor May Cut Baby's Iq By Fawn Vrazo, Inquirer Staff Writer
Some Signs Of Success Math & Science Are Easier Than Language & Social Sciences by Ron Avery, Daily News Staff Writer
Checkout Shootout David Cohen's Back On His Item-pricing Kick
Doc's Former Helpers Get 254g In Court by Jim Smith, Daily News Staff Writer
Camden Voters Ok School Budget The Democrats Tightened Control Of The Board By Ousting Jose E. Delgado Jr. By Joseph N. DiStefano, Special to The Inquirer
'I Didn't Consider Myself A Crusader' Two Decades Ago, Alton T. Lemon And A Group Of Fellow Taxpayers Found It Outrageous That State Aid Was Being Made Available To Nonpublic Schools. So They Went To The Supreme Court And Won. By Michael D. Schaffer, Inquirer Staff Writer
A State Souvenir For Travelers: Pa. Is Taxing Goods From Abroad By Anthony R. Wood, Inquirer Staff Writer
Fringe Benefit From Norplant's Hormone Daily News Wire Services
Iraqis In An Iranian Ghost Town Refugees Camp Amid Debris From Last War By Dan Stets, Inquirer Staff Writer
A 'Berlin Wall' Crumbles In His Will, Stephen Girard Provided For Orphaned White Boys. The 14th Amendment, Though, Guarantees Equal Protection. The Question Arose: Was Girard College Public Or Private? By Martha Woodall, Inquirer Staff Writer
'A Few Simple Lines' Abington High Student Ellory Schempp Dared To Read The Koran While His Classmates Read Their Daily Bible Verses In 1956. His Family Took The District To Court. Seven Years Later, The U.s. Supreme Court Banned Bible-reading From Public Schools. By Michael D. Schaffer, Inquirer Staff Writer
Send The Police Dogs, And Deputize The Cats By Richard A. Oppel Jr., Special to The Inquirer
Dad Calls Killing An Accident by Dave Racher, Daily News Staff Writer
The Mccarthy Hysteria Mary Knowles, Montgomery County Librarian, Wouldn't Talk To The U.s. Senate Subcommittee. She Wouldn't Even Take The Fifth. It Cost Her. By Michael D. Schaffer, Inquirer Staff Writer
In Search Of Saddam's Summer Palace The Machine Gun-toting Iraqi Soldiers Weren't Expecting This. By Steve Lopez, Inquirer Staff Writer
Mentally-ill Son Gets Jail In Slaying By Reid Kanaley, Inquirer Staff Writer
Bucks Defendant Guilty Of Assault In Fatal Chase By John P. Martin, Special to The Inquirer
Battle To Save Boy's Arm Is Lost By Michael E. Ruane, Inquirer Staff Writer
Libron Guilty In 'Hit' Faces Life Sentence In Willard Killing by Jim Smith, Daily News Staff Writer
Myroslav Charyna, Ukrainian Monsignor by Frank Dougherty, Daily News Staff Writer
Camden Man Convicted In Willard Slaying Case By Emilie Lounsberry, Inquirer Staff Writer
Tattle by Ann Gerhart, Daily News Staff Writer The Associated Press and columnist Marilyn Beck contributed to this report
Roy D. Schmickel, 55; Professor And Doctor Was A Genetics Expert By Andy Wallace, Inquirer Staff Writer
Following Complaints, Pa. Supreme Court Cuts Off O'kicki's Pay By Russell E. Eshleman Jr., Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau
A Vision Of Healing Tonight, Channel 12 Ventures Into The Operating Room Again - For A Live Broadcast Of Cataract Surgery On A Cherry Hill Woman. It Promises To Be Something Worth Seeing. By Susan FitzGerald, Inquirer Staff Writer
FOOD
Food Watch By Marc Schogol Compiled from reports from Inquirer wire services
A Fool For Pudding? How Richly British Forget That Instant Stuff In A Box. Some Cream, Some Fruit And Very Little Effort Will Provide Something Better. By Leslie Land, Special to The Inquirer
In The Oven, It's A Matter Of Degrees by Polly Fisher, Special to the Daily News
Making The Most Of A Little Beef By Ethel G. Hofman, Special to The Inquirer
Recipes Offering Leaner Flip Sides By Gerald Etter, Inquirer Food Writer
A Simple Solution To Eating Dessert by Bonnie Tandy Leblang and Carolyn Wyman, Special to the Daily News
Turning Strawberries Sweet Adds Calories Aspartame And Fructose Can Cut The Count by Barbara Gibbons, Special to the Daily News
Why I Hate Jell-o by Deborah Licklider, Daily News Food Editor
Feasting On 50-cent Servings Here Are 50 Ways To Please The Gourmand On The Cheap - From Chutney To Fried Polenta To Souffles. By Andrew Schloss, Special to The Inquirer
BUSINESS
Now Borrowers Are On Cutting Edge Fed Action Makes Saving Less Enticing by Randolph Smith, Daily News Staff Writer
Safeguard Scientifics' Profit Soars The Inquirer Staff
Showing Off Jams And Other Jersey Goods As Exports By Michele DiGirolamo, Special to The Inquirer
To Supermarkets, Labeling Measure Is Still Scan-dalous by Sheila Simmons, Daily News Staff Writer
Organizers Of Black Bank Raise $5.6m by Jenice Armstrong, Daily News Staff Writer
Fund Drive Succeeds For Black Bank the Inquirer staff
New Regime At Valley Forge Center By Stella M. Eisele, Special to The Inquirer
A Study Measures The Cost Of Using Azt To Extend Aids Patients' Lives By Marian Uhlman, Inquirer Staff Writer
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