What happened on December 08, 1992
NEWS
'Roseanne' Defines Wry Family Values by Kathleen Shea, Daily News Television Critic
Pba: Probe Court On 2 Levels Local Bar Association Wants State & Feds To Investigate by Joseph R. Daughen, Daily News Staff Writer Staff writer Dave Davies contributed to this report
Florio Seeks To Refinance State's Debt Money From A Bond Sale Would Be Used. That Would Free Up Funds For Job-creating Construction Projects. By Henry J. Holcomb, INQUIRER TRENTON BUREAU
We Have New Food Labels: . . . And Now The Bad News The Old News Told You Only About The Good Stuff - Vitamins And Minerals, And Such - Without The Bad Stuff. By ELLEN GOODMAN
Da Eyes Officer's Shooting Police Have Said It Was An Accident by Yvonne Latty, Daily News Staff Writer Staff writer Edward Moran contributed to this report
A Raid That Galvanized Them Into Action After Pearl Harbor, "There Was A Lot Of Hubbub\" At The Phila. Naval Shipyard. \"a Different Attitude." By Edward Colimore, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Pa. Justice Seeks Outside Inquiry Into Allegations Made By Larsen By Emilie Lounsberry, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Bond Issue Urged For Renovation Of Kingsway High School School Officials Are Asking Voters For $1.04 Million. The Average Tax Bill Would Increase Under The Plan. By Al Baker, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
J. Rainey; Was Judge, Rights Leader By Rose Simmons, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
New Female House Members Target Sexual Harassment The Women Have Decided To Work Together To Press Their Issues And Heighten Their Clout. By Karen Schneider, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
'tis The Season To Be Wary Attention Shoppers! Look Out For The Cantankerous Conifers That Lie In Ambush For Overly Festive Holiday Merrymakers BY DAVE BARRY
Letters
Bumpy Road For Shared Ride Project
Winslow Candidate Concedes By Michael Lear-Olimpi, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Coalition Seeks Voice On Trash Fees Increases At Two Camden County Disposal Sites Are On The Table. These 25 Towns Aren't Happy. By Terri Sanginiti, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Slaying Victim Was Mom's 'Eyes' Killer Sentenced To 12 1/2-year Term by Dave Racher, Daily News Staff Writer
Township Set To Reduce Bar Hours A Franklin Twp. Law Would Force Closing At 2 A.m., Not 4. Passage Is Expected Tonight. By John C. Brazington, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Man Pleads In Threat To Pregnant Woman He Said He'd Been Hired To Stab The Man's Wife In The Stomach. He Wanted $200 Not To Do It. By Steve Boman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
There's A Simpler Way In Somalia It Has Been U.s. Groups With Low Levels Of Performance That Have Been Urging Larger U.s. Deployment. By ALEXANDER COCKBURN
Fiscal Chief Gets New Hat At City Hall By Vernon Loeb, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Mental Health Care And Aids BY JOSEPH C. YASKIN AND MARK A. DAVIS
A Christmas Tour Has Its Chilly Moments A Few Barbs, From Barbara Bush To The Media. By Ellen Warren, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Body Found In Erial Was A Young Black Woman By Chris Conway, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
A Yea For Lee A Committed New School Board President
Letters To The Editor
So You Want A Fax Machine At Home? Read This First by Rick Selvin, Daily News Staff Writer
Pica Report Tomorrow by Paul Maryniak, Daily News Staff Writer
It's A Large World, After All by Mark de la Vina, Daily News Staff Writer
Town Sues 4 Homes To Force Cleanup 13 Middletown, Bucks County, Homes Have Granted Access To The Gas-filled Pit. By Kathryn Quigley, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Relief Worker Captured Held As U.s. Readies Sweep Daily News Wire Services
Polite And Proper, A Troubled Supreme Court Convenes By Emilie Lounsberry, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Medford Near Accord On Affordable Housing By Anne Tergesen, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Worth Repeating . . .
Builder Had Waste Hauled, Washington Twp. Mayor Says By Maura Webber, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Pa. Court Flips Drug Conviction by Dave Racher, Daily News Staff Writer
Lee Named School Board Prez Votes Largely Follow Racial Lines By Leigh Jackson, Daily News Staff Writer
Miss. Abortion Law Not Reviewed The Decision Allows The Law To Go Into Effect. It Requires Counseling And A 24-hour Waiting Period. By Aaron Epstein, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Trashing Recycling Cutback? Not Really, As Folks Adjust To Biweekly Instead Of Weekly Pickup by Ramona Smith, Daily News Staff Writer
Briefs Daily News wire services
A Depressing Story Of Murderers Who Think That They Are Victims By ACEL MOORE
2 Die In Chase Of Stolen Car by Leon Taylor, Daily News Staff Writer
Ticketed Off At Shared Ride by Bob Warner, Daily News Staff Writer
3 Israeli Soldiers Are Killed These Acts Of Violence Are Linked To The "Intifadah." This Week Is The Fifth Anniversary. By Carol Morello, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Clamping Down On Scofflaws The City Needs The Cash. In 30 Days, Your Car Will Be Boot-worthy At Three Tickets Instead Of Six. Late Fees Will Rise, Too. By Vernon Loeb, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Mothers, Sisters And Daughters Bushfire Play Examines Women's Psyches by Valerie M. Russ, Daily News Staff Writer
A New Recycling Front City Extends Pickups To 48,000 Homes South Of Cottman Ave. by Ramona Smith, Daily News Staff Writer
Shared Ride Service Draws Fire By Richard Burke, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Teen Dies, 9 Hurt In Wreck By Julia Cass, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
The Scene In The Nation And The World By Thomas J. Brady, with reports from Inquirer wire services
Clinton Should Immediately Overturn Military Gay Ban BY VICTORIA BROWNWORTH
Judicial Intrigue The Idea Of The Pennsylvania Supreme Court Investigating Itself Invites Further Disgrace
Her 'Undue Influence' Can Benefit Us All; Free Hillary! BY JESSE JACKSON
November Of 1992 Essentially Marked The End Of The 20-year U.s. Abortion Wars Most Americans Believe That Abortion Should Be Legal, Although Most Also Believe That The State May Try To Discourage The Practice. BY CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER
Tattle BY ANN GERHART Daily News wire services contributed to this report
37 Killed In Renewed India Bloodshed Daily News Wire Services
If Clinton Is Disabled: Not Too Soon To Think About It by Herbert L. Abrams, From the New York Times
On The Trail Of Merchantville's Dogs It's Part Of The State's Rabies-control Effort. The Counter Has Encountered Tails And Tales. By Josh Zimmer, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
D.a.'s Office To Decide On Charges In Fatal Shooting Of Officer By Thomas J. Gibbons Jr. and Henry Goldman, INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS
Suiting Their Fancy Last-minute Rush To Make Broad St. by Frank Dougherty, Daily News Staff Writer
Chester Landlord Faces City Charges After Fire That Killed 8 A City Official Said The Home Hadn't Been Inspected Before It Was Occupied. The Landlord Said He Had Obtained An Occupancy Permit. By Mark Fazlollah,, Reid Kanaley and Larry King, INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS Inquirer staff writer Suzette Parmley and correspondents Dan Hardy, Lem Lloyd and Lyn A.E. McCafferty contributed to this article
Newspaper Unions Rally Round By Henry Goldman, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
This Conference Boasts Talent On Olympic Scale Karen Alkins. Megan Garrison. Janice Ward. Lisa Cermignano. Erin Eliasen. And More. By Tom Williams, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Viewers Can Keep Show Flying by Kathleen Shea, Daily News Television Critic
Glassboro Man Pleads Guilty To '91 Rape, Kidnapping He Jumped Into Her Pickup At A Red Light. She Sped Down Route 55 Trying To Attract Attention, But Failed. By Diane Mastrull, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
A Passionate Plea For Poor Pupils New York City's Superintendent Had A Warning For The Suburbs: They Are Just Dollars Away From Disaster. By Gwen Florio, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Buses Vandalized At Great Valley By Claire Furia, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Marines Taking Formidable Cargo To Somalia One Look At An Assault Vehicle, Marines Hope, Will Persuade "Bullies" Not To Cause Any Trouble. By Rick Lyman, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
The Tapes Tell More The Saga Of The Two Nixons Twists Yet Again
Woodbury Pair A Strong Test For Colonial Rivals To Tame The Thundering Herd, Teams Must Contain Senior Terry Holmes And Junior Robert Rone. By Marc Narducci, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
They're Out To Shop Till Stigmas Drop A Lesbian Group Is Trying To Raise Gay Awareness In The Suburban Malls. By Michael Matza, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Riverside Man Jailed For Assault By Bryon MacWilliams, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Frank E. Prettyman; Loved To Sing, Dance by Jim Nicholson, Daily News Staff Writer
He Faces Biting Questions From Dentist's Lawyer by Kathy Brennan, Daily News Staff Writer
Students Get The Royal Treatment Two Ashanti Princes Came To Camden. African History Came To Life. By William R. Macklin, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
It's A New Taste, Not Overpowering Renovation Has Changed The Reading Terminal Market. The Flavor, However, Is The Same. By Larry Fish, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Man, 19, Gets Jail In Shooting He Opened Fire Outside An Abington Bar In February. Two People Were Injured. By Mac Daniel, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Santa Should Have Such A Display Who Else Could Cover The Globe Collecting Holiday Decorations? The Answer Lies In A Home In Wayne. By Joyce Vottima Hellberg, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Rotan Lee To Lead School Board Floyd Alston Won The No. 2 Job, Ending A Tradition Of Racial Power Sharing. Some White Members Were Upset. By Dale Mezzacappa, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Briefs Daily News wire services
School District Ready To Help Pupils Upset By The Tragedy By Marie McCullough, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Court: Military Discharge Of Gay Must Be Justified The Justices Refused To Overturn An Appeals Court Decision. A Lesbian Was Discharged In 1986. By Aaron Epstein, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Hanson Leads Buena Standouts In Cape-atlantic The Chiefs And Oakcrest Are Looking To Defend Their Division Crowns. By Gus Ostrum, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Bonkers Over A Gonzo Guy Author Hunter S. Thompson Is Subject Of 3 Unauthorized Bios by Paul Brinkley-Rogers, Special to the Daily News
Ex-gov. Richard J. Hughes Dies; As Justice, Wrote Quinlan Decision His Compassion And Progressiveness Moved Millions. "His Only Enemy Was Injustice," A Colleague Said. By Daniel LeDuc, INQUIRER TRENTON BUREAU
SPORTS
Second Man Charged In Lindros Case A Woman Says The Two Men Were Part Of A Group That Humiliated Her. Not Everyone Agrees. By Gary Miles, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Probert Can Cross Border THE INQUIRER STAFF
Vincent Has Found Peace Far Away From The Game The Former Commissioner, A Man Of Broad Interests, Talks Baseball Politics Only Reluctantly. By Michael Bamberger, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Playing Hardball Owners Vote To Reopen Labor Talks Jesse Jackson Seeks Creation Of A Minority Hiring Plan by Sam Donnellon, Daily News Sports Writer
Moe Mulls Small Lineup Adjustment by Phil Jasner, Daily News Sports Writer
Moe Sets 3-guard Starting Lineup To Get The Team Up And Running The Plan: Make Room For The Guards To Run, And Keep Opponents From Running Up The Score. By Bob Ford, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Dayton Defection Could Hurt La Salle by Dick Jerardi, Daily News Sports Writer
Tennessee Is No. 1 By Unanimous Vote By Mel Greenberg, FOR THE INQUIRER
Owners Set The Stage For A Labor Clash The Baseball Owners Voted, Albeit Narrowly, To Reopen Negotiations With The Players' Union. By Frank Fitzpatrick, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER This article contains information from the Associated Press
An Ironic Opening For Owls' Brunson By Jere Longman, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Phils Fear A Con Job After Offer To Cone They Want A Quick Response From The Hurler. But There Appears No Reason For Optimism. By Frank Fitzpatrick, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Kotite Worried About A Letdown He Demands That His Eagles Take The Seattle Seahawks Seriously. That Could Be Difficult. By Glen Macnow, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Jays Re-sign Carter, Add All-star Molitor THE INQUIRER STAFF Inquirer staff writer Frank Fitzpatrick contributed to this article
All-city Team (Chosen by Daily News)
David Cone: Phils 'Interesting' Playing Hardball Phils Leave Bid On Table Pessimistic That Cone Will Agree To 3-year, $15m Deal by Paul Hagen, Daily News Sports Writer
Valerio: 'All Of A Sudden, He . . . Wasn't Moving' by Bill Fleischman, Daily News Sports Writer
Mcaleer Top Cl Player Batts, Gratz's Smith Honored; Ryan's Galeone Coach Of Year by Ted Silary, Daily News Sports Writer
A Good Thing Ended For The Vikings They Had A Good Old Time Beating On Mike Golic. But The Guy They Didn't Fool And Couldn't Outrun, Seth Joyner, Had The Answer. By Mark Bowden, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Shawell Picks Terps By Bill Doherty, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Holauchock, Bedell Prevail By Mayer Brandschain, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
All-catholic (Chosen by Daily News)
All-public Team (Chosen by Daily News)
LIVING
He's The Boss When Gene Lothery Took The Helm At Channel 10, He Didn't Use A Feel-good Style Like Some Managers. He Improved Ratings And Profits Using A Sharp Tongue And Budget Ax. But At What Cost? By Maida Odom, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER Inquirer television columnist Gail Shister contributed to this story
Gave At The Office? It May Be Different Now Charity In The Workplace Is Undergoing Significant Changes, With Employees Getting More Options On Where Their Money Goes. By Lini S. Kadaba, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
2 Live Crew Beats Obscenity Charges Over Album Lyrics By W. Speers, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER This story includes information from the Associated Press, Reuters, the New York Post and USA Today
ENTERTAINMENT
'Violinist's Violinist' Plays 15 Mozart Sonatas By Lesley Valdes, INQUIRER MUSIC CRITIC Karl Stark and Sam Wood contributed to this story
Loudon Wainwright 3d Gets Laughs At Keswick Theatre By Dan DeLuca, FOR THE INQUIRER
Stewart Show Looks Ahead, Back By Nancy Goldner, INQUIRER DANCE CRITIC
Ives And Quarter-tones Adapted For Synthesizer By Peter Dobrin, FOR THE INQUIRER
Jazzy Premiere, Intense Playing Highlight Chamber Concert By Daniel Webster, INQUIRER MUSIC CRITIC
Eccentricity In The Land Of Studebaker By David Walton, FOR THE INQUIRER
The Royals Are Gold For Robin Leach! He Promises "Sizzling Revelations" In His Tv Special, Airing Tonight. By Jonathan Storm, INQUIRER TELEVISION CRITIC
A Struggle And A Rapprochement Between Two Sisters In 'Unveilings' By Douglas J. Keating, INQUIRER THEATER CRITIC
You Know Him As Chger's Old Man In The Unlikely Event That Vincent Gardenia Isn't Familiar From "Moonstruck,\" He's Certain To Strike A Chord From Some Other Acting Role. There Have Been 500 Since He Debuted At Age 5. The Latest - A Comic Hoodlum In \"breaking Legs" - Has Brought Him To Philadelphia. By Clifford A. Ridley, INQUIRER THEATER CRITIC
BUSINESS
Some Atms Put The Touch On You Make Sure The Atm Has Your Card's Logo. Otherwise, You Could Pay Dearly. By Andrew Cassel, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
A Hard Shell Teamsters Seeking Boycott Of Diamond Brand Walnuts by Rose DeWolf, Daily News Staff Writer
Retailers' Prospects At Holiday Are Bright It Could Be The Best Sales Season In Years. Chains Are Reporting Some Big Gains. By Susan Warner, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Accord Assists Twa Bankruptcy Plan FROM INQUIRER WIRE SERVICES
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