What happened on November 21, 1993
NEWS
Obituaries By Herb Drill, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Fox-hunting Hounds Lead Party Trail At Highlands Historical Society Event By Pauline Pinard Bogaert, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
In Frat-house Fight, 8 Charged By Wendy Walker, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Two More Landlords Sue Deptford For Trash Pickup At Apartments Where Condominium Owners Have Gone, Apartment Owners Wish To Follow - At Least When It Comes To Municipal Garbage Collection. By Sonia R. Lelii, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
A Plan To Boost Borough's Commerce A West Chester Official Proposes Hiring A Commerce Director. The Person Would Lure Trade To The Shopping District. By Jeff Eckhoff, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
French Film Industry Under Siege A Trade Dispute With The U.s. Has The Sound Of A Culture War. By Dick Polman, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Does Ave. Of Arts Need A French Design Spirit? By Don Prowler, FOR THE INQUIRER
Buses Get Children To School Far Too Early, Mantua Parents Say Before Routes Changed, Students Arrived Just Before Classes. Now They Wait Outside For Up To Half An Hour. By John C. Brazington, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Coatesville Looks At Manager's Proposal To Lay Off Police Captain By Anne L. Boles and Lem Lloyd, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Their Faith Unshaken By Allegation Reaction In Cardinal's City May Presage A Turning Point On Abuse Accusations. By Cynthia Mayer, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Police Petition Says No To Stone By Jere Downs, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Well, The Officer Wasn't The Designated Driver By Wendy Walker, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Town Goes In Search Of A Cheaper, Cleaner Way To Dispose Of Sludge A Greenwich Councilman Thinks He Has The Answer: Convert The Stuff To Fertilizer And Topsoil. By Sophia Lezin, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Dreaming Of A Warm Christmas? If The White Stuff You Want Is Sand, Not Snow, Consider A Holiday By The Sea In Southwest Florida. By Dick Cooper, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Two Firms In The County Are Honored By Bureau By Vyola P. Willson, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Long-overdue Retrospectives For 2 Phila. Artists By Edward J. Sozanski, INQUIRER ART CRITIC
Late Search Salvages Prize Lotto Winner Comes Forward Just In Time By Robert Zausner, INQUIRER HARRISBURG BUREAU
Letters
Heads Above The Crowd By Joyce Vottima Hellberg and Gloria A. Hoffner, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENTS
Burlington City Printing Up Its Own Version Of 'This Old House' A New Guidebook For Property Owners In The Historic District Is One Of Several Preservation Efforts. By Louis Hau, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Falls, 2 Police Officers At Odds This Is Nothing New. The Supervisors And The Police Chief And Lieutenant Have Taken Their Differences To Court Before. By Lisa L. Colangelo, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Slight Tax Increase Is Proposed Springfield's Levy Would Only Rise By About $18. Some Expenditures Would Be Delayed. By Paul J. Lim, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
How Clinton Has Scored In Congress ASSOCIATED PRESS
It's Not Where You Start: A Game Of Presidents And Percentages
Senate Passes Gun Bill, Nafta Approval Of The Trade Pact Was Never In Doubt. The Brady Bill Was Revived From Near-death. Now, Some Version Of It Is Likely To Become Law. By David Hess, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Party Politics, Election Process: A Cozy City Tradition Endures By Vanessa Williams, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER Inquirer staff writers Henry Goldman and Vernon Loeb contributed to this article
Tiny Town's Big Rehab Is Honored By The State Collingswood Is The "City Of The Year" Among The 44 With Neighborhood Preservation Programs. By Jan Hefler, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Doctors Offer Health-care Prescription Many At A Phila. Conference Were Suspicious Of The Clinton Plan. They Said They Wanted A Greater Role. By Stacey Burling, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Following The Patterns Of Six Minds Of Our Time Library Seminars Will Examine American Poets Through Their Words, Both Written And Oral. By Alison F. Orenstein, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Sewer Fees To Rise By Average Of $90 In Doylestown By David Rohde, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
How To Get The Most Out Of A Trip To Vegas The Gambling Mecca Is Undergoing A Building Boom, So Visitors Face A Daunting Challenge. By Donald D. Groff, FOR THE INQUIRER
A Southern Bounty Warms Expatriates A Truck From Down Home Yields Delights - And A Remembrance Of Greens Past. By Mark Davis, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
. . . And Russia's Test Taking Care Not To Create The Next Czar
Wanted: Zero Population Growth For Suburban Deer So Far There's Hunting Vs. A Still Unproven Contraceptive. No Clear Solution Is In Sight. By Nancy Petersen, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Berlin Twp. Set To Resume Sewer Project Phase Two, In The Pine Crest-west Berlin Area, Could Begin Next Month. The Cost: $2.2 Million. By Stanley M. Brown, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Penn's President Treads Lightly On The Sticky Issue Of Race Relations Universities Are Finding That Whatever It Is They Have Been Doing Is Not Working. By DAVID R. BOLDT
Intriguing Pit Stops For Fans Of Auto Racing By Donald D. Groff, FOR THE INQUIRER
Church Farms Sees Open-space Funds As Development Key School Officials Want Taxpayers - Via County Dollars - To Help Preserve Up To 41 Percent Of The Tract. By Vyola P. Willson, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Frank Sinatra Has A Winner, But His 'Duets' Album Isn't Eligible For A 1994 Grammy From Inquirer wire services
Residents Seek Quick Action On Brighter Streets By Jere Downs, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Joining Hands To Climb Barriers Together The Rotary Club District Is Taking Part In A Foreign Exchange Program. The Goal: World Understanding. By Galina Espinoza, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
S. Africa's Triumph . . . Looking To The Day Of A President Mandela
University's New Academic Center Is For Medical Students And Community Facilities Include A Wellness Center, Which The School Calls "A Human Performance Laboratory." By Gail Miles, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Budget Includes Rate Drop Residents Of Upper Moreland Would See A One-third Of A Mill Decrease In Taxes. By Savannah Blackwell, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Where The War Dead Are Remembered, The Hand Of Time Has Not Been Kind Gloucester City's Veterans Memorials Are Falling Into Disrepair. A Devoted Few Are Trying To Help. By Josh Zimmer, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
At The Touch Of A Screen, Users Can Plug Into A National Network. Job Listings Come To The People, Via Computer Kiosks In Malls By Louise Harbach, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Early Police Retirement Could Result In Reshuffling Of W. Deptford Force If The Township Takes Part In The State-sponsored Program, Six Out Of 28 Members Would Be Eligible. By Jane M. Reynolds, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Burlington City Plans To Increase Water Rates The Council Wants To Fill A $100,000 Budget Deficit. Sewer Rates Also Could Head Up. By Louis Hau, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Pressing On, Unsteady As He Goes The Victories Are Rarely Easy For The President, It Seems. And That Is Unlikely To Change After Nafta. By Jodi Enda, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Insurance Program Awash In Red Ink Americans Pay A Premium To Aid Flood Victims. Some Say Taxpayers Are Being Left High, Dry. By Susan Q. Stranahan, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Air Tests Fail To End Debate Over Pesticides The County Found Nothing Amiss. The Mother Of A Montgomery Elementary Student Is Unconvinced. By S.E. Siebert, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
In Bid For Tax Parity, Suburban Counties Reassess It's A Common Occurrence: Two Houses, Same Price, Widely Different Bills. Such Discrepancies Violate State Law. By Anthony R. Wood, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER Inquirer correspondent Cindy Anders contributed to this article
Mapping Out The Road To Lansdowne's Past Need Clues Into Your Property's History? The Library Has Gotten Ahold Of Maps Dating All The Way To 1682. By Cynthia J. McGroarty, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Time To Close Shop,but The Memories Will Bring Smiles Say Goodbye To The Village Sandwich Shop In Malvern. By Sid Holmes, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Worried Residents Seek Lower Speed Limit On A Worcester Road By Rhonda Goodman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Woodlynne Set To Give Its Center A Lift, Pending Approval Of Spruce-up Plans The Work Would Target Woodlynne Avenue And Adjacent Blocks. Home-repair Money Is Included. By Karin Braedt, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
This Year, A New Twist To The Old Tale About A Girl And One Enchanted Night For The First Time, Two Principals Of The Pennsylvania Ballet Will Join Children On A Voorhees Stage. By Alison F. Orenstein, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
United Way Gets Lift From Employee Drives By Jere Downs, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Ross Perot? No One's Afraid Now By Paul Richter, LOS ANGELES TIMES
Is Your Tax Bill Fair? You Decide Your Home's Assessment Shouldn't Stray Far From The County Average By Anthony R. Wood, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Franklin To Pinpoint Residents For 911 Computer Maps Are On The Way. They Should End Confusion Over Street Names And Numbers. By Karla Haworth, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
County's Preliminary Budget Appears More Palatable Than The Previous One The Proposal For 1994 Would Raise Taxes, But By A Smaller Amount. By Marc Freeman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Riverside To Lose An Acting Chief, Putting Further Pinch On Police By Nicholas Wishart, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
M. Roak, 88; Dedicated To Church By Sergio R. Bustos, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
A Windfall From Calif. Gold Rush By Henri Sault, INQUIRER COINS WRITER
Doylestown Twp. Board Looks At Budget, Votes For Health Care By David Rohde, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Clinton's Health Plan Could Prompt Clashes Among States Some Will Get More Money; Some, Less. The Biggest Losers May Be The Most Cost-conscious. By R. A Zaldivar, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
W. Deptford Faces Cost Of Cutting Back On Well Water A Plan Is Due By The End Of The Month. The Township Probably Will Buy Treated River Water. By Jane M. Reynolds, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Cutbacks In Heating Program For Elderly Fuels Concern Less Aid Is Available To Help Low-income Elderly Residents Keep Warm. Advocates Fear Many Will Be At Risk Of Exposure. By Larry Copeland, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Grudging Approval For Bond The Commissioners' Chairman Grumbled That Fees Ate Up Almost 10 Percent Of The Money. By Ken Dilanian, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Host Families Sought For Exchange Students From Many Nations By Marguerite P. Jones, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Jfk's Vision And Style Kennedy Had Made His Generation Believe That Politics Could Be Exciting. By RON JAVERS
Swiss Teach On Environment By Dominic Sama, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
A Cluster Of Preferences From A Perennials Panel By Jane G. Pepper, FOR THE INQUIRER
A Bucolic Setting That Has Stayed Intact Over The Years This Township Was Formerly Known As Gilead. With Gradual Development, It Has Become A Magnet For Newcomers. By Don Beideman, FOR THE INQUIRER
The Sullied Senator Stinson May Have The Title, But Charges Of Vote Fraud Leave It A Tarnished Victory
Swarthmore Exhibit By Political Cartoonist By Victoria Donohoe, INQUIRER ART CRITIC
Figuring Out The Correct Home Assessment The Patchwork Of Assessments Has Many Suburbanites Scratching Their Heads. By Anthony R. Wood, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
2 Men Killed By A Gunman In N. Phila. By Suzette Parmley, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
A Class In Music, Dance And Culture Tries To Impart Values Along The Way It's A History Lesson With A Beat. Students Also Learn The Steps To A Greater Sense Of Self-worth. By Jody Benjamin, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Some Students Saying No Thanks To Graduation Party With No Booze At Sterling High, 127 Students Signed A Petition Opposing The Party. But Others Welcomed The Idea. By Karin Braedt and Alison Orenstein, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENTS
Speeders Got Community To Think Fast It Supplemented Signs With Homemade Versions. Drivers Paid Attention. By Louise Harbach, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Planned Parenthood Extends Services To Male Community By Cindy Anders, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
All Aboard: Get Started With Old Lionel Trains By Lita and Sally Solis-Cohen, FOR THE INQUIRER
Bristol Township Council Recognizes Mayor A State Ethics Panel And A Judge Said Lewis Acted Illegally In Voting Himself Into The Mayorship. By Bob Fernandez, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Politics Led To Firing Of Towing Firms, Operators Say Two Contractors Have Been Let Go In Norristown. Both Had Opposed The Mayor. By Jere Downs, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
It's A Crash Course In Labor Relations Beaver College's Grounds Crew, Maintenance Staff And Housekeepers Have Been On Strike Since Oct. 24. By Paul J. Lim, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Officers Honor A Fallen Comrade They Came From Several States To Pay Their Respects To Slain Officer Stephen Dmytryk. "It's Like A Brotherhood." By Richard Jones, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Obituaries By Susan Weidener, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Voters Say Ballots Were Forged 'That's Not My Handwriting,' Some 2d District Residents Say This article was written by Inquirer staff writer Marc Duvoisin based on reporting by Inquirer staff writers Sergio R. Bustos, Henry Goldman, Richard Jones, Vernon Loeb, Karen Quinones Miller, Matthew Purdy, Amy S. Rosenberg, Daniel Rubin, Lea Sitton, Vanessa Williams and Duvoisin
Agency Looks At Dumping Charges At Issue Is The Use And Disposal Of A Chemical At A Vocational Center, And A Possibly Related Illness. By David Rohde, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Rollins: Black Ministers Targeted Whitman Strategist Said Cash To Charities Was Offered To Win Influence. By Chris Mondics and Pam Belluck, INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS
Mural, Mural, On The Cafeteria Wall, What's The Biggest State Of Them All? A Volunteer Project Has Children Learning All About North American Geography Without Their Realizing It. By Tom Avril, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Preservation Doesn't Have To Mean Petrification, This Official Says By Arlene Martin, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Wal-mart Is Coming: Facing Up To Facing Down A Rival By Louis Hau, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
High School Letter-writing Project Riles Residents As An Assignment, Methacton Students Protested A Bill On Nurses. Some Say They Were Used As Lobbyists. By Rhonda Goodman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
The Affordability Is Built In At This N.j. Development By Sheila Dyan, FOR THE INQUIRER
Phillies' Schilling To Join '93 Thanksgiving Parade By Harriet Chanda, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
A One-man Band Keeps Player Pianos Rolling On A Labor Of Love For Owner Of A Last-of-its-kind Factory. By Michael E. Ruane, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Penndot Mills Charlestown's Rte. 29 Curve This Year, 55 Accidents Occurred At The Treacherous S-curve. Supervisor Irene Ewald Fought For Action To Increase The Road's Safety. By Sid Holmes, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
For This Nun, Social Activism Has Become A Habit She Won't Break By Patricia Quigley, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Reshaping South Africa, With Anc Much In Control Some South Africans, Black And White, Wonder How Much Power Sharing There Will Be. By Rick Lyman, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Once Aloft With Eagles, He Faces New Horizons The Cheers Have Stopped, But Wilbert Montgomery Is Content Not Rushing Things. By Matt Toll, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Tickling Ivories Has Taken Him From A.c. Hotels To World Tours Lance Wiseman Of Wyncote Has Even Performed Before The Emperor Of Japan. He Started Playing At Age 5. By Paul J. Lim, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Rollins' Words Summon The Worst Image Of Black Ministers The Stereotype Of Greedy Clergy Is Aimed At Demeaning The Black Power Base, Pastors Say. By William R. Macklin, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
The Jungle Adventures Of Tarzan The Tape Man By Sandy Bauers, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Only 24, He's Negotiating Halls Of Power In Congress Press Secretary To U.s. Rep. Margolies-mezvinsky, Jake P. Tapper Aspires To Be A Political Cartoonist. By Bill Frischling, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Party Highlights The Art Of Collecting And Science Of Water Research By Pauline Pinard Bogaert, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Group Seeks Improvements At Lower Moreland Park It Wants The Recreation Fund Tapped To Install A Drainage Pipe, And To Regrade And Plant The Site. By Savannah Blackwell, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
The Scene In The Nation And The World By Thomas J. Brady, with reports from Inquirer wire services
Iu Administrators Switch From Bonuses To Similar Merit Pay All But One Of The 29 Execs Will Earn More Than $58,000 In 1994. One Will Make Nearly $100,000. By Connie Langland, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
A School Auditorium Comes Alive With The Sounds Of French Opera Coming Soon To Pennsauken: A Story Of Sex, Murder And The Devil. By Michael Raphael, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Lively Benefit In Haverford For Guadalupe Sisters Draws 350 People By Pauline Pinard Bogaert, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Four Bristol Drug-ring Leaders Admit Their Guilt By Kay Lazar, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Obituaries By Herb Drill, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
A Holiday Feast Of Food And Fellowship Sister Lois Wheeler's Thanksgiving Meal Also Offers Spiritual Nurturing. By Kathleen Martin Beans, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Heiress Remembers College In Her Will A Portion Of Doris Duke's Estate Will Be Made Available To Delaware Valley College. By Marguerite P. Jones, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Sentence Is Reduced In Throat-slash Case At A Bridgeport Bar Credit Was Given For Time Served Before Sentencing. The Length Of The Sentence Was Upheld. By Diane Struzzi, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Pacific Rim Chiefs Vow Cooperation Clinton Touts Harmony As Summit Ends By Angie Cannon and Jennifer Lin, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Township Eyes Tax On Income There Aren't Many Other Options, Say Lower Gwynedd Leaders. It Could Come In '95. By Lisa E. Anderson, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Collegeville Students Adopt 7-year-old Girl With Heart Condition By Wendy Greenberg, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
FOOD
At Redecorated Snockey's, It's Still Going Swimmingly By Elaine Tait, INQUIRER RESTAURANT CRITIC
How An Easy Pasta Dinner Can Boost Your Teen's Self-confidence By Rena Coyle, FOR THE INQUIRER
SPORTS
Jems Top Erie Mcdowell In 3d Ot By Eric Karabell, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Playoffs Are On The Line As Skidding Eagles Take On Giants If They Don't Beat New York Today, The Season May Be Over. Even The Players Say It's A Must-win Game. By S.A. Paolantonio, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Graf, Sanchez Will Vie For Title; Advance After Hard-fought Semis FROM INQUIRER WIRE SERVICES
Great Valley Shines In Title Win By Brian Miller, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Loaded For Bear, But Unlikely To Get Anything Fewer Than Two Percent Of Whose Who Hunted Bear In Pennsylvania Last Year Were Successful. By Stephen J. Morgan, FOR THE INQUIRER
Bond, Mosley Carry Oxford To Romp In District Title Game Ray Bond And Mark Mosley Carried The Hornets To A 42-7 Rout Of Garnet Valley In The Class Aa Final. By Don Beideman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Miller Faces Challenges As She Moves Into Usc Coaching Job The Four-time All-american Takes Over A Team From Which Victory Is Expected This Season. By Mel Greenberg, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Flyers Give Up Leads And Get Only A Tie With Bruins Philadelphia Was Up By 4-1. It Was Up By 5-4. But It Was Boston That Had The Small-rink Advantage. By Gary Miles, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Leckner Finds Himself The Center Of Attention Playing In Place Of High-profile Shawn Bradley, He Made His Starting Debut In The Sixers' Win Over Utah. By Bob Ford, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Villa Maria Rallies, Takes State Crown By Don Beideman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Today's Game Could Be Taylor's Vet Swan Song The Giants Standout Is Considering Retiring. Just When, He Won't Say. By Ron Reid, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Mcguire Tries To Shake Up The Whalers The New Coach Switched Alternate Captains. Then He Benched Sanderson. The Whalers Still Lost. By Gary Miles, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Owls Close With A 28-18 Loss To Pitt A 10-0 Lead Melted Away. But Temple Did Demonstrate Again That It Can Move The Football. By Michael Bamberger, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
One-point Win Makes Carroll Division King By Joe Santoliquito, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Franchise Seekers Now Flirting With Existing Teams Also-ran Cities Haven't Given Up. They're Eyeing The Bengals, The Rams, Even The Raiders. By Glen Macnow, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Quaker Valley Takes Aa Title By Adam Gusdorff, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Cherokee Field Goal Tops Brick By Doug Hadden, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
West Virginia Upsets Miami In Seesaw Battle, 17-14 The Victory Keeps The Mountaineers Unbeaten. It Also Puts Them In The Running For The National Title. By Mike Bruton, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Ryan Tops Dougherty To Win Catholic North By Frank Lawlor, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Finally, The Eagles By Ron Reid, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
What A Kick! Bc Nips Notre Dame Walk-on Gives Irish The Boot In 41-39 Win FROM INQUIRER WIRE SERVICES
Penn State Topples Northwestern It Was A Quiet Crowd, So The Visiting Lions Created Their Own Excitement With A 43-21 Blowout. By Ray Parrillo, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Penn Rallies To Ivy Title And 10-0 Cornell Led By 14-0 At Halftime. Penn Didn't Panic, And Its Reward Was A 17-14 Victory. By Joe Juliano, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
'nova Dies Quietly In Season Finale First There Was A Strange Touchdown On A Fumble. Then There Was A 27-13 Loss To Liberty. By Tim Panaccio, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Michigan Routs 5th-ranked Ohio State The Buckeyes Had Been Unbeaten. They Were Set For A Rose Bowl Trip. Then They Lost, 28-0. By Dave Caldwell, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Drakes Fly Past Bristol By Bill Iezzi, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
A Dream That Turned Nightmare What A Baseball Card Show It Was Going To Be. What A Mess It Became. By Glen Macnow and Tim Panaccio, INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS Sports editor Frank Dolson and staff writer Timothy Dwyer contributed to this article
Paulsboro Reaches Final, But Not Easily The 9-0 Red Raiders Beat Gloucester, 32-21. They'll Play Florence For The South Jersey Group 1 Title. By Matt Toll, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Ethnic Enclave Survives In A Bucolic Setting Some Of The "Nature Friends" Are Still There In North Jersey's Ramapo Mountains. By Michael Bamberger, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Holy Cross And Delsea Capture State Group Crowns By Marc Narducci, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Florence Needs One Td To Defeat Palmyra And Make Group 1 Final Darnell Taylor Ran For A 41-yard Score In The First Quarter. The Defense Did The Rest In The 6-0 Victory. By Jeff Offord, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Eagles Upset Pennsauken, 19-8 Egg Harbor Township's Andrew Parker Engineered The Derailment Of The No. 3 Indians With 3 Tds. By Bob Hoffman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Lower Dauphin Wins State Championship The Falcons Concluded A 26-0 Season By Stopping Council Rock, 3-0. The Title Was Their First. By Beth Onufrak, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Washington Township Rips Pemberton Mike Koerner Powered The Top-ranked Minutemen, Scoring Four Tds In The Group 4 Semifinal. By Sam Carchidi, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Texas Tech Surprises 2d-ranked Vanderbilt The Red Raiders Won It With A Late Rally. Newcomer Connie Robinson Was Impressive With 18 Points. By Mel Greenberg, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Laimbeer Was Simply Being Laimbeer The Pistons Center's Fight With Teammate Isiah Thomas Was Not Out Of Character. By Bob Ford, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Dobbins Upsets Washington To Gain Finals Dobbins Held On To Beat The Defending Public League Champs, 14-12. It Will Face Mastbaum For The Title. By Frank Lawlor, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Salem Tops Buena In Group 2 Semifinal The Unbeaten Rams Won, 20-7. They Forced Five Fumbles, And Two Led Directly To Touchdowns. By Joey Culligan, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Hammonton Wins A Group 2 Semi First The Devils Found Themselves Trailing Middle Township. Then They Did Something About It. By John McBride, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
ENTERTAINMENT
Now You See Them, Now You Don't By Jonathan Storm, INQUIRER TELEVISION CRITIC
Virtuoso In Ritual Music Of The East He Brings His Sufi Muslim Repertoire Here Tonight. By Tom Moon, INQUIRER MUSIC CRITIC
Almost Like One Of The (addams) Family Writer Paul Rudnick Has Digs Where They'd Be Right At Home. And He Puts His Funny Words In Their Mouths. By Steven Rea, INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
Eric Bogosian, Live And Manic It's A Head-banging Affair When The Performer Steps On Stage And Nails Middle-class Anxieties And Pretensions. Bogosian, Bringing His One-man Show To Town Next Weekend, Is Intense - And Intensely Funny. By Douglas J. Keating, INQUIRER THEATER CRITIC
Victor Nunez's 'Ruby In Paradise': A Paean To A Young Heroine By Steven Rea, INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
BUSINESS
A Christmas Gift For Retailers: A Good Season Local And National Surveys Reveal Consumers Plan To Spend More On Gifts - A Household Average Of $646. By Susan Warner, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
The Sombrero And The Stocking Cap Say Hello Mexico And Canada Hardly Know Each Other. Trade Is Bringing Them Together. By Julia C. Martinez, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
The New Prescription For Health Care Hahnemann's Merger Dwarfs - And Frightens - Many Local Rivals. By Gilbert M. Gaul, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
LIVING
A Quest To Catch Jfk At Center Of The Storm By Fen Montaigne, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Seven Misters Craving To Be Miss Gay New Jersey What Would It Take To Wear The Crown? Paint, Powder, Padding And Pluck. By Tia Swanson, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Mother Of A Maternity Line By Roy H. Campbell, INQUIRER FASHION WRITER
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