What happened on May 09, 1991
NEWS
Witness: Upper Darby Police Beat 2 By Joseph A. Slobodzian, Inquirer Staff Writer
Osha Fines A Firm Working On Pni Plant By Ralph Vigoda, Inquirer Staff Writer
Hearty Welcome Home To Troops Special to The Inquirer / ELEFTHERIOS KOSTANS
Group Opposing High-volt Line Will Get Court Time May 22 By Herb Drill, Special to The Inquirer
Man Killed In One-car Crash By Wendy Walker, Special to The Inquirer
Without The Will To Change, Wedges Continue To Split Us BY LINDA WRIGHT MOORE
City, Hud Squabble Over Squatters Building Violation Case Moves To Federal Court By Walter F. Roche Jr., Inquirer Staff Writer
Strath Haven Knocked Out Of First-place Tie By Joe Santoliquito, Special to The Inquirer
Racial Division Becomes Virulent Again BY JESSE JACKSON
Supervisors Table Discussion On Township Line Road Project By Jill Morrison, Special to The Inquirer
N.j. Gun Bill Is Under Fire After The Nra Boys Got Through With Their Pot Shots, There Isn't Much Left Of It. By EDWARD F. BORDEN Jr
Planned Parenthood To Fill A Gap In Care For Poor Mothers-to-be By Michele M. Fizzano, Special to The Inquirer
$79,230 Bid Accepted For Greens Repair By Lynn Hamilton, Special to The Inquirer
Black Ministers Oppose Condoms For City Schools By Michael D. Schaffer and Tanya Barrientos, Inquirer Staff Writers
Top Cop On Stand For 5 Hours In Promotion Case by Kathy Brennan, Daily News Staff Writer
He's Guilty Of Robbery, Abduction by Dave Racher, Daily News Staff Writer
Williams, At Hearing, Concedes One Violation Of Demotions Order By Henry Goldman, Inquirer Staff Writer
A Savings From Bond Refinancing $437,350 Drop In U. Moreland By Jeff McGaw, Special to The Inquirer
They're ' 2 Swell Guys' by Jack McGuire, Daily News Staff Writer
Photo Caption Special to The Inquirer / MARK STEIN
We're Better Off Putting It Into Pork Bellies Pssst . . . Think Pork Bellies by Ramona Smith, Daily News Staff Writer
Revealing The Faces Of Couples First-string Acting Marks 'Exit Entrance' by Nels Nelson, Daily News Theater Critic
Judge Wants Clerks And Criers To Run Detectors by Joseph R. Daughen, Daily News Staff Writer
Aids Education Varies Greatly Some School Districts Talk About Aids Early And Often, While Others Delay As Long As The Law Allows. By Lini S. Kadaba, Inquirer Staff Writer
Developer Says Plan's Bottom Line Too Small By Ward Allebach, Special to The Inquirer
Fifth Graders Carry Their Bill Of Rights To Washington By Tina Kelley, Special to The Inquirer
Green Tree Reaches Pact To Stay Open Despite Cuts By Martha Woodall, Inquirer Staff Writer
Road Dispute Threatens To Slow Opening Of New Middle School By Christine Bahls, Special to The Inquirer
Man Convicted Of Raping Woman He Earlier Helped by Dave Racher, Daily News Staff Writer
Fighting For Lamott Despite Panel's Vote By Joe Ferry, Special to The Inquirer
Bristol Clinches Share Of A Title By Beth Onufrak, Special to The Inquirer
Suspect Had Food For Thought By Mary Anne Janco, Special to The Inquirer
What Debates Disclose Victory Is Not Always To The Slick
Drivers' Center In Question By Dave Urbanski, Special to The Inquirer
Candidates Focus On One Major Issue By Jeff McGaw, Special to The Inquirer
A Revolutionary Alliance Special to The Inquirer / JERRY TRITT
Bush Is Given Blood-thinner To Reduce The Risk Of Stroke By Ellen Warren, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Truck Law Controversy Escalates By Cynthia J. McGroarty, Special to The Inquirer
Warriors Capitalize On A Windy Day By Steve Wartenberg, Special to The Inquirer
Photo Caption Special to The Inquirer / TOM MIHALEK
Why Women Face Risk Of Broken Hips By Susan FitzGerald, Inquirer Staff Writer
Board Discusses Reorganization By Joyce Vottima Hellberg, Special to The Inquirer
Has City Council The Guts To Vote For Big Gun Ban? BY ELMER SMITH
More Villains Republicans In The State Senate Now Deserve A Measure Of Blame For The City's Crisis
An Escape Brings New Procedures By Jennifer Gould, Special to The Inquirer
They Should Be; 2 Top Candidates Voters Not Enthusiastic?
Charles Hendricks, 63, Firefighter And Community Leader By Andy Wallace, Inquirer Staff Writer
Photo Caption Special to The Inquirer / SCOTT ROWAN
Episcopal Academy Whips Notre Dame Despite Loss Of Goalie By David T. Shaw, Special to The Inquirer
Media To Take A Census Of Trees On Its Property By Robert F. O'Neill, Special to The Inquirer
Convicted Robber Is Given 2 1/2 To 5 Years In Prison By Patrick Scott, Special to The Inquirer
Laser Discs Put Science Study In New Light By Gloria A. Hoffner, Special to The Inquirer
U.s. Treasurer Talks Dollars And Sense To Eighth Graders By Wendy Greenberg, Special to The Inquirer
Project's Impact On Traffic Debated By Robert DiGiacomo, Special to The Inquirer
Council Agrees To Challenge Trash-processing Plant Permit By Christine Bahls, Special to The Inquirer
On Tv, It's Hip To Be Square by Phil Rosenthal, Los Angeles Daily News
Webster Quits As Cia Chief Was Focus Of Criticism By Owen Ullmann, Inquirer Washington Bureau Tim Weiner of the Inquirer Washington Bureau contributed to this article
Budget Vote Near, Board Looks At Later Library Hours, Bus Runs By Wendy Greenberg, Special to The Inquirer
Board Requests Cuts In Budget By Denise Breslin Kachin, Special to The Inquirer
Mcardle Growing Into Current Role At Bucks Playhouse By Kathryn Quigley, Special to The Inquirer
If Americans Want To Do Battle With Billboard Blight, Let Them Pay For It By GEORGE F. WILL
Vote's Still Out On Wofford Can Heinz Successor Retain Seat? by John M. Baer, Daily News Staff Writer
Career Day At College Encourages Minorities To Go Into Police Work By S.E. Siebert, Special to The Inquirer
Personal Briefing By Marc Schogol Compiled from reports from Inquirer wire services
Drunken Driver Given Jail Time By Patrick Scott, Special to The Inquirer
Republicans Will Support Abraham By Bill Miller, Murray Dubin and Matthew Purdy, Inquirer Staff Writers
Palestinians Feel Kuwaitis' Ill Will By Alan Sipress, Inquirer Staff Writer
School Choice Bill Opposed By Gloria A. Hoffner, Special to The Inquirer
Let's Disconnect Random Dialing Stop Buying From Computerized Callers by Kathleen Shea, Daily News Staff Writer
Dara Still Can't Reach Consensus By Nancy Petersen, Special to The Inquirer
Crook's Bright Idea Means He Won't See The Light For Years By John P. Martin, Special to The Inquirer
An Artist's Mission: Sculpting New Lives For Victims Of Cancer By Michele McCreary, Special to The Inquirer
Haddonfield Symphony's Volunteers Threaten Strike As A Season Finale By Inga Saffron, Inquirer Staff Writer
Heads Above The Crowd By Valerie Reed, Special to The Inquirer
3 Points To Ponder From The Debate By Dan Meyers and Matthew Purdy, Inquirer Staff Writers
Lincoln To Appeal To Get Back On Ballot By Lisa Moorhead, Special to The Inquirer
Tonight, Voters Have A Chance To Meet School Board Hopefuls By Ward Allebach, Special to The Inquirer
Controversy Raised On Use Of Ball Field By Sonya Baker, Special to The Inquirer
Township Will Keep Wary Eye On Residents Who Don't Recycle By Shaun Stanert, Special to The Inquirer
Do Senior Citizens Get Too Much? BY ALBERT B. SOUTHWICK
Bush Praises Gorbachev But Offers Little Help On Food By Susan Bennett, Inquirer Washington Bureau Charles Green of the Inquirer Washington Bureau contributed to this article, as did Reuters and the Washington Post
Auditor General Reduces A $23,277 Bill By Bob Neubauer, Special to The Inquirer
Democrat Steps Down In Monroe Leader Of Club Cites His Health By Louis R. Carlozo, Special to The Inquirer
Way To 'Dig' For The Truth BY MICHAEL T. BEDARD
Sunshine Arguments Scheduled Pugh Claims Board Violated His Rights By Ralph Vigoda, Inquirer Staff Writer
Police Break Up Post-prom Party By Dominic Sama, Inquirer Staff Writer
Bush's 'Victory' Crumbling In The Gulf War's Aftermath BY MOLLY IVINS
A Gentlemanly City Council Race That Casts Rendell In A Leading Role By Daniel Rubin, Inquirer Staff Writer
Desert Storm Troops Saluted With Parade Special to The Inquirer / TOM MIHALEK
Bush Vows He'll Keep Quayle On '92 Ticket By Ellen Warren, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Horsing Around On Sunday By Richard V. Sabatini, Inquirer Staff Writer
Tax Rise In Budget Proposal By Lynn Hamilton, Special to The Inquirer
As A Kid, He Told Tooth About His Future by Ann Gerhart, Daily News Staff Writer
Fiscally Frugal Or Frivolous? That's The Question In Evesham By Jennifer Reid, Special to The Inquirer
Specter Challenges Official On Closing By Alexis Moore, Inquirer Washington Bureau
Joyner May Be Headed For U.s. Post By Richard A. Oppel Jr., Special to The Inquirer
She Revels In The Party Line by Joe Clark, Daily News Staff Writer
His Helping Hand Is All Over Town By Paul Davies, Special to The Inquirer
Study Lists All Needed Projects By S.E. Siebert, Special to The Inquirer
Hip Shots
County Council Considers Tv By Forrest L. Black, Special to The Inquirer
Caln Man Is Charged In Rape Case By Wendy Walker, Special to The Inquirer
Lemon Shows His Styles In New York By Nancy Goldner, Inquirer Dance Critic
For Now, Medley Of Issues Brings Generations Together By Louise Harbach, Special to The Inquirer
Computer-game Madness by Paula Monarez, Los Angeles Daily News
'Lion Of Zimbabwe' At Chestnut Cabaret By Tom Moon, Inquirer Music Critic
N.j. Sends Out Notices Of Layoffs Up To 2,500 State Workers Could Lose Their Jobs. Yet Far More Employees Than That Will Receive The Termination Letters. By Rich Heidorn Jr., Inquirer Trenton Bureau
Goode Calls For Ouster Of Ex-chester Lobbyist By Mark Fazlollah, Inquirer Staff Writer
Tattle by Ann Gerhart, Daily News Staff Writer The Associated Press and Scripps Howard News Service contributed to this report
Parents' Group Leaves Mark In School Election By Robert DiGiacomo, Special to The Inquirer
Former Treasurer Charged With Theft Of Library Funds By Marilou Regan, Special to The Inquirer
For Small Businesses, A B.o.s.s. To Turn To By Valerie Reed, Special to The Inquirer
Most Of The Victims Of Violence Must Live With It Every Day Lawrence Hollerway Was A Good Kid Working In A Market. Now He's A Statistic. By ACEL MOORE
Photo Caption Special to The Inquirer / HINDA SCHUMAN
Third Ward Democrats Get Rare Chance To Choose By Mary Anne Janco, Special to The Inquirer
Debate Set For Cigarette Machines By Jeff McGaw, Special to The Inquirer
The Art Of Tying, The Lure Of Fishing By Edward Ohlbaum, Special to The Inquirer
Musicians Help Tri-county Concerts Celebrate Its 50th By Will Thompson, Inquirer Staff Writer
Giving Thanks For Those Who Donated Their Bodies By Susan FitzGerald, Inquirer Staff Writer
Phila. Judges' Petition Rebuffed Effort To Regain Control Of Court System Fails By Linda Loyd, Inquirer Staff Writer
Motherhood Under Attack Can Moms Survive Criticism We All Keep Heaping On Them? by Shirley L. Radl, Special to the Daily News
Hearn Says Opponents Are 'Shaking Down' Judicial Candidates By Laurie Hollman and S. A. Paolantonio, Inquirer Staff Writers
Administrators Prune Back Proposed Budget By Joe Ferry, Special to The Inquirer
Balloting On Budgets Criticized Education Groups Want To Abolish The Yearly Voting On School Budgets. Legislators Say Citizens Won't Like The Idea. By Nancy Phillips, Inquirer Staff Writer Inquirer staff writer Craig R. McCoy contributed to this report
Putting Vo-tech Students To The Test By Sandra Sardella, Special to The Inquirer
Catapulting Their Way Toward Missouri By Denise Breslin Kachin, Special to The Inquirer
Private School Asks For Lease Extension By Michelle Rizzo, Special to The Inquirer
No Recycling For Plastics By Louise Harbach, Special to The Inquirer
Hershey Company Is Hired To Manage Media Waterworks By Robert F. O'Neill, Special to The Inquirer
Meeting A Growing Jewish Need By Jennifer Gould, Special to The Inquirer
U.s. Says Iraqis Fired At Navy Jet, But Iraq Denies It From Inquirer Wire Services
Casein Paintings On Exhibit At Pennswood Gallery By Kathryn Quigley, Special to The Inquirer
City Hall Safety Plan Considered By Linda Loyd, Inquirer Staff Writer
Fashion Expert Dresses Down American Men By Joe Ferry, Special to The Inquirer
Superintendent At Issue In Pennsbury Vote By Christine Bahls, Special to The Inquirer
7 Vie For 3 Seats In Mount Ephraim By Sandra Sardella, Special to The Inquirer
A Future Of Tax Increases For Upper Merion? By John Hall, Special to The Inquirer
Camden Latino Group Replaces Leadership In Dispute On Election Deal By Joseph N. DiStefano, Special to The Inquirer
Both Slates Take Credit For Projects In Haddon Twp. By Bob Tulini, Special to The Inquirer
Budget To Raise Taxes 17.4% Council Rock Making Cuts By Betsey Hansell, Special to The Inquirer
A Raise Follows A Reprimand For Township Manager Cornell By Jill Morrison, Special to The Inquirer
House Passes Brady Bill, Snubs Nra By David Hess, Inquirer Washington Bureau R.A. Zaldivar of the Inquirer Washington Bureau and Inquirer wire services contributed to this article
Letters
Beer Ball The Message From Sports: Alcohol Is Drug Of Choice By Timothy Dwyer, Inquirer Staff Writer
Sophisticated Sculpture From Kitschy Materials By Edward J. Sozanski, Inquirer Art Critic
Rejection Led To Killing Pha Cop Convicted Of Bar Shooting Death by Dave Racher, Daily News Staff Writer
Special Olympics: A Special Saturday For Special Athletes By Ronda Sharpe, Special to The Inquirer
Joints In 'Jointure' Creaking Badly By Jill Morrison, Special to The Inquirer
Lawson Answers Pats' Call By Chris Morkides, Special to The Inquirer
Dolores Hope Has Her Turn In The Spotlight By Joyce Vottima Hellberg, Special to The Inquirer
Fans Show Nbc They Have A Stake In 'Dark Shadows' by Francesca Chapman, Daily News Staff Writer
Letters To The Editor
Controversial Chief Of Glassboro State By Tia Swanson, Special to The Inquirer
New Voting District Created In Southwest Lumberton By Jacqueline L. Urgo, Special to The Inquirer
In Jeopardy Prison Museum Group Needs Volunteers By Jacqueline L. Urgo, Special to The Inquirer
Cougars Pummel Ridley By Bill Doherty, Special to The Inquirer
Council Agrees To End Appeals Of Suit By Ex-borough Employee By Jennifer Gould, Special to The Inquirer
Abington Stays In Chase With Win Over West By Scott Huff, Special to The Inquirer
3d-place Shanahan Defeats Oxford, 10-5 By Pete Schnatz, Special to The Inquirer
Man Held For Trial In Bomb Case By S.E. Siebert, Special to The Inquirer
Wanted: Trash Plant Customers Cost May Be One Reason Westinghouse's Trash-to-steam Plant Has Contracted For Only Half Of What It Can Handle. By Nathan Gorenstein, Inquirer Staff Writer
Swine Dining Cuts City Tab Phila. Slop Routes, Unique In Nation, Save Big Bucks On Garbage Disposal by Ramona Smith, Daily News Staff Writer
Funding Crunch Won't Shut Neshaminy Manor By Glenn Berkey, Special to The Inquirer
Wofford Chosen For Heinz Seat By Katharine Seelye, Inquirer Staff Writer
Jenkintown School Candidates Balance Education Against Cost By Joe Ferry, Special to The Inquirer
A Cavalcade Of Characters By Stella M. Eisele, Special to The Inquirer
Mah-jongg The Ancient Game Of Socializers By Barbara Evans Sorid, Special to The Inquirer
Two Citizens Groups Back Upper Merion Candidates By Stella M. Eisele and John Hall, Special to The Inquirer
Classes Mix Adults And Teenagers By Martha Woodall, Inquirer Staff Writer
Man Accused Of Drug Sale Blames Mites For Problem By Erin Kennedy, Special to The Inquirer
Decorators Plan To Fashion House Into A Showpiece By Charlie Frush, Inquirer Staff Writer
Tri-county Concerts To Mark 50th Year By Brigette ReDavid, Special to The Inquirer
Blaze Hits High-rise Residents Routed In Rittenhouse Square Rittenhouse Fire 3 Alarmer Hits 30-story Building by Joe O'Dowd and Joe Blake, Daily News Staff Writers
Fifth Graders See Vo-tech Education Up Close By Wendy Greenberg, Special to The Inquirer
This Year, Women Join In As Bocce Season Gets Rolling By Ovetta Wiggins, Special to The Inquirer
Study: Girls' Schools Foster Edge In Sciences By Martha Woodall, Inquirer Staff Writer
Chester Pulls Upset At Academy Park; Christian Acad. Wins By Jeremy Treatman, Special to The Inquirer
Board Is Puzzled By Odor By Stella M. Eisele, Special to The Inquirer
Burrell Tax Returns Raise Questions By S. A. Paolantonio and Walter F. Roche Jr., Inquirer Staff Writers
Frank Castaldi, Florist In S. Phila. For 50 Years by Marianne Costantinou, Daily News Staff Writer
Rendell: On The Run, Always In The Running By Doreen Carvajal, Inquirer Staff Writer
Going Down With The Shipyard By Gwen Florio, Inquirer Staff Writer
Council Defends Sewer Project By Karen Auge, Special to The Inquirer
Blue Cross Names New Chairman By Lynn Hamilton, Special to The Inquirer
A Brave Man Flies Back Through Time To A Bloody Battle By Michele M. Fizzano, Special to The Inquirer
Billy Graham Heading For New York By W. Speers, Inquirer Staff Writer Contributors to this report include the Associated Press, Reuters, the New York Post, the New York Daily News and USA Today
West Picked As President Of Del Val By Kathleen Martin Beans, Special to The Inquirer
Rabies Confirmed In Three Raccoons Found In County By Christopher Zurawsky and Frank Brown, Special to The Inquirer
Cancer Workshop Gets New Site By Jacqueline L. Urgo, Special to The Inquirer
The Shiite Rebels Paid Dearly For Resisting Saddam Hussein In Karbala, They Made Their Final Stand. And They Were Crushed. By TRUDY RUBIN
In Hainesport, The Final Call To Duty Sounds By Marego Athans, Special to The Inquirer
Man Admits Drunken Driving In Crash That Caused A Death By Erin Kennedy, Special to The Inquirer Correspondent John Martin contributed to this article
Affordable House For The Elderly Group Home Set For L. Merion By John Hall, Special to The Inquirer
11-run Inning Lifts Upper Moreland By Joe Ferry, Special to The Inquirer
Fantasy Becomes A Reality For School Partygoers By Pauline Pinard Bogaert, Special to The Inquirer
Park Panel Honors Junior League by Gloria Campisi, Daily News Staff Writer
'Clarissa' Needs Some Explaining Family Life As Seen Through A Teen's Eyes by Evan Levine, Special to the Daily News
Steinway Discord Michael Yeager Loved The Famous Pianos. Now He Says Recent Models Are "Garbage,\" Made With More Concern For Money Than For Music. The Company Says He's \"nuttier Than A Fruitcake." And That's Just The Overture. By Michael Vitez, Inquirer Staff Writer
Suit Says Guard Hit Student By Richard A. Oppel Jr., Special to The Inquirer
For 178-yard Shot Uphill Into Wind, Give That Man A Car By Charlie Frush, Inquirer Staff Writer
Newcomer To Face Oldtimer In Primary By John Ellis, Special to The Inquirer
He Sees A Whole World In Hands And Their Lines By Stella M. Eisele, Special to The Inquirer
L. Merion's Middleweight Four Stays Unbeaten, Takes City Title By Gene Morris, Special to The Inquirer
There's Nothing Square About These Dancers By Gloria A. Hoffner, Special to The Inquirer
Kusters Leads Wood Again With Pitching And Hitting By Frank Bertucci, Special to The Inquirer
Tired Moyer Hurls Shutout As Haverford School Coasts By Brian Miller, Special to The Inquirer
Descendants Honor A Soldier Of Revolution By Joseph M. Davis, Special to The Inquirer
Chester County Will Enforce State Laws On Trash Disposal By Nancy Petersen, Special to The Inquirer
Residents Complain Of Business By S.E. Siebert, Special to The Inquirer
A Hotel Equipped For Learning Students Train For Jobs In Hospitality Industry By Larry Copeland, Inquirer Staff Writer
What If Septa Stopped Running? Study Predicts Economic Disaster, Loss Of Jobs By Richard Burke, Inquirer Staff Writer
SPORTS
Seniors Tourney Has Tie For First By Mayer Brandschain, Special to The Inquirer
N. Stars Just One Away From Finals by Les Bowen, Daily News Sports Writer
Strawberry Patches Up Friendship by Bob Klapisch, New York Daily News
Red Barons Lose To Richmond The Inquirer Staff
Big Five Leaders Set 2d Meeting By M.G. Missanelli, Inquirer Staff Writer
Bruins Hope To Be Offensive In Game 5 By Gary Miles, Inquirer Staff Writer
Dejesus Attends Fielding Session By Dick Polman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Jordan Propels Phillies His Grand Slam Wins It For Cox By Dick Polman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Wlaf Plans Expansion Next Year From Inquirer Wire Services
Hitting The Green Dougherty, 43, Finally Cashing In On Pro Tour by Ray Didinger, Daily News Sports Writer
Lemond Unlikely To Share In Rich Cycling Pot By Ron Reid, Inquirer Staff Writer
He's Caught By Surprise by Paul Hagen, Daily News Sports Writer
Grand Night Cox, Jordan Prey On Padres by Paul Hagen, Daily News Sports Writer
Big Wheel On Circuit Lemond A Tour Du Pont Draw But Isn't Favored To Win Race by Bill Fleischman, Daily News Sports Writer
Crash Could Hurt Promotion Plans By Glen Macnow, Inquirer Staff Writer
Uncomfortable Position Still Healing, Dykstra Must Face New Reality By Sam Carchidi and Mike Jensen, Inquirer Staff Writers Staff writers Glen Macnow, Tim Panaccio, Frank Fitzpatrick and Timothy Dwyer contributed to this article
Swarthmore's Dailey Shoots For An 'Up' In Tennis Tourney By Frank Lawlor, Inquirer Staff Writer
Haddon Heights Duo Will Be In Spotlight By Gus Ostrum, Special to The Inquirer
Sixers Look To Reduce Bulls' Edge In Middle By Bob Ford, Inquirer Staff Writer
Expanded Dad Vail Set To Begin By Diane Pucin, Inquirer Staff Writer
Daulton: Pray For Lenny Catcher Leaves Hospital, Denies Rumors He Was Behind Wheel by Jennifer Frey, Daily News Sports Writer
BUSINESS
Quarterly Profits Up At Vishay The Inquirer Staff
Hitting The Books, Or Flipping Burgers By Glenn Burkins, Inquirer Staff Writer
In Terms Of Diversity, City's Tops, Mag Says by Jenice Armstrong and Leslie Scism, Daily News Staff Writers
Giant Sign Latest Shot At The Fans by Jenice Armstrong, Daily News Staff Writer
U.s. To Sell Loans Worth $1 Billion From Six Thrifts By Susan Warner, Inquirer Staff Writer
Smithkline Profit Up 9% In Quarter By Marian Uhlman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Houstonians Mix Work With Play By Linda Wallace, Inquirer Staff Writer
Carpenter From Italy Built His Dreams Into Reality Here by Rose DeWolf, Daily News Staff Writer
Entrance To Offices Gets Lindens Planting At Wanamaker's by Leslie Scism, Daily News Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Helen Hayes' Autobiography Is Enhanced By Actress' Own Voice By Sandy Bauers, Inquirer Staff Writer
Options For Playing Foreign-made Tapes By Andy Wickstrom, Special to The Inquirer
Tape Of Historic Prize Fights Is One That Really Packs A Wallop By Andy Wickstrom, Special to The Inquirer
The Joy Of Games Without Joysticks Despite Dire Predictions, Cards And Board Games Seem To Be As Popular As Ever. Who Needs Electronics To Get A Charge? By Marc Schogol, Inquirer Staff Writer The Knight-Ridder News Service contributed to this article
Levinson's Baltimore Memories Inquirer staff reviews and synopses, compiled by Christopher Cornell
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