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What happened on June 08, 1994

NEWS

When The Excesses Of The Market Turn To Homicide by Joseph R. Daughen, Daily News Staff Writer

Rev. John J. Henry; Ministered Worldwide by Jim Nicholson, Daily News Staff Writer

Heroin Use On The Rise New Epidemic Is Likely, U.s., Local Officials Warn by Robin Palley, Daily News Staff Writer

The Endorsed Slate Of Democrats Wins In Pemberton Twp. Five Candidates Supported By The Pemberton Township Democratic Club Lost. By Louis Hau, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

For Conestoga Coach, Joyous Return To Game By Bill Doherty, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Stop Signs For Yellow Buses Parents, Principals Up In Arms Over Planned Cuts To Some School Routes by Leigh Jackson, Daily News Staff Writer

Man Gets 8-23 Months In Woman's Beating They Had Lived Together In Upper Darby. She Was Semiconscious And Bleeding When Police Found Her. By Christopher Durso, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Book Business In A Bind? It's Just Turning The Page by E. Annie Proulx, New York Times

Enlightened Forecasts System Detects Path Of Lightning Bolts by Scott Heimer, Daily News Staff Writer

All-american Sees An End To One Career By David T. Shaw, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Protecting Small Fry Daily News Wire Services Source: Babysafe, a child-proofing company in Irvine, Calif

4 Decades Of Doing Business Her Way Her Ways Are Old-fashioned, But You Can't Argue With Esther Goodman's Success. By Shankar Vedantam, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

School Budget Raises Taxes 4.8% The Tredyffrin/easttown Board Increased The Millage Rate By 7.22 Mills, To A Total Of 157.78. By Nancy Lawson, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

On Her Cellar Shelf, Blasts From The Past The 40 Blasting Caps Had Been Sitting Unnoticed For Decades. A Bomb Squad Put An End To Them. By Christine Bahls, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

They Went To Rebuild Europe Haverford-trained For Postwar Task. By Ralph Vigoda, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

What Peace Has Meant In Gaza: The Residents Take Back The Night Once A Time Of Hamas Terror And Israeli Military Raids, They Are Now Nights Of Music And Food At The Beach. By TRUDY RUBIN

U. Merion Board Approves Budget With No Tax Increase They Cut The School Budget And Appropriated Money From The Capital Reserve Fund. By James Cordrey, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Drinking Binges Grow On Campuses And Envelop Women The Percentage Of Women Students Who Drink To Get Drunk Has Tripled. They Are At More Risk Of Rape And Disease. This article includes information from the Associated Press. By Brenda Rios, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU

No Surprises In N.j. Senate Primaries By Nancy Phillips, Karla Haworth and Sophia Lezin, FOR THE INQUIRER

City Streets In Transit: Toward 2002 Trains That Go 200 M.p.h. More Bicycle Racks. In All, 75 Proposals For Better Transportation In Phila. By Larry Fish, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

True To 'Blue' Storylines Fantalizing Future Episodes by Erik Mink, New York Daily News

Photo Caption The Philadelphia Inquirer / MYRNA LUDWIG

The Scene In The Nation And The World By Thomas J. Brady, with reports from Inquirer wire services

Delran Falls To Wall In State Semifinals The Bears Missed A Second-inning Opportunity, And Then It Was All Over. They Got Only Two Hits. By Matt Toll, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

They're Lynching Big Dan, But Chicagoans Are Proud BY MIKE ROYKO

Potty Training South Street Patrons Need A Place To Go

A Korean War Of Words Diplomacy Is Reaching Critical Mass Daily News Wire Services

Epsilon Wants To Build A Second Plant The New Marcus Hook Factory Is Expected To Create 30 To 50 Jobs. If Approved, It Will Open In Two Years. By Angela Paik, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT Inquirer staff writer Reid Kanaley contributed to this article

Compromise Bill Would Slash Welfare It Has Casey's Support. One Critic Said It Would Cause "Devastation\" With A \"very Casual Stroke Of The Pen." By Robert Moran, INQUIRER HARRISBURG BUREAU

Bodine Wins In Gop Assembly Race The Incumbent Was Beating Jack Ward By A 3-1 Ratio To Serve Out The 8th District Term. By Stephanie Grace, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Gunplay Suspect's 15; Victim Was 20 by Breea Willingham, Daily News Staff Writer Staff writers Jack McGuire, Joe O'Dowd and Kurt Heine contributed to this report

Vineland Church Fire 'Just Not A Prank' By Terri Sanginiti, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT Inquirer correspondent Meera Somasundaram contributed to this article

Beating The Odds by Joe Clark, Daily News Staff Writer

The Pope Didn't Go Far Enough There Was A Time When The Priests Were Married And Jewish. And They Spoke Some Greek. By GARRY WILLS

Horror Story Raped Girl In City's Care Assaulted On Dhs-approved Visit To Mom by Don Russell and Dave Racher, Daily News Staff Writers Staff writers Paul Maryniak and Kurt Heine contributed to this report

You Can Save Independence Mall

Rancocas Valley Beats Ocean Twp. To Advance To Final The Red Devils Stopped The Defending State Champion, 5-2. They Will Face Passaic Valley. By Bob Hoffman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Acosta Switch Possible He's Reported To Be Weighing A Move To The Gop For Another Shot At Keeping His House Seat. By Sergio R. Bustos, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

Worth Repeating . . . By Charles L. Andes

A Model Tenant Pha Wants To Evict Ramona Nixon And Her Family Are Squatters. She Says They Have A Right To Stay. By Amy S. Rosenberg, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

Unionville Eliminates Ridley In District Semifinals, 18-15 Despite Four Goals Each By Beth Potter And Amy Fromal, The Green Raiders Couldn't Overcome A 6-1 Deficit. Ridley Finished The Season 12-3-1. By Bill Doherty, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Together, Couple Reach Milestones In Life And Work Their Marriage Turned 60; Their Church 50. By Kay Raftery, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Charges Fly In Race For County Chairman The Wilson And Mclaughlin Camps Are Exchanging Rhetoric In The Last Few Days. By Dan Hardy, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Photo Caption The Philadelphia Inquirer / ELIZABETH MALBY

Sheriff, Freeholders Look To Fall Camden County Quiet In Uncontested Races By Herbert Lowe, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

Letters

D-day Veterans Honored At A Luncheon In Ridley Twp., Each Had A Tale To Tell. By Claire Furia, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Tattle By Harriet Lessy, Daily News Staff Writer USA Today and Daily News wire services contributed to this report

A Korean War Of Words Nukes Could Trigger Arms Race In Asia by Shaun D. Mullen, Daily News Staff Writer Daily News wire services contributed to this report

Here's A Foundation That Is Built By The People And For The People By CLAUDE LEWIS

House Decides Not To Vote On Budget Rep. Evans' Spending Plan Drew More Barbs Than Raves, While One Drawn Up By Republicans Had Casey's Blessing. By Russell E. Eshleman Jr., INQUIRER HARRISBURG BUREAU

Mavericks Edged Out In Burlco But United We Stand Will Sponsor A Slate Of Independents In The Fall. By Tom Avril, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Hizzoner Cut Corners. Traffic Stop Seemed Routine, But Caught A Very Big Wheel By Thomas J. Gibbons Jr., INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

Nitro Is Removed From Church Safe Any Burglars Could Say Their Prayers. By Angela Paik, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

With Cuts, Lenape Taxes Almost The Same After Negotiations, The District And The State Agreed To A Reduction Of $243,580. By Louise Harbach, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Jump Start BY KATHLEEN SHEA Daily News wire services and the Wall Street Journal also contributed to this report

Atkinson, Mangini Win Gop Race By Eddie Olsen, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

Teacher Of Church History To Lead Presbyterians He Has Taught In Glenside The Last 7 Years. The Presbyterian Church In America Has 41,000 Members. By William R. Macklin, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

On Abortion, Wofford Irks Both Sides They Say He Waffles. He Says His Focus Is Health-care Reform. By Jodi Enda, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU

Pioneers Fall In Playoffs By Jeremy Treatman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Wanamaker Biographer Speaks In Wayne By Kay Raftery, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Washington Twp. Republicans Split Over Candidates They Will Face A United Democratic Ticket In The Fall. In Monroe Twp., Democrats Picked A Former Mayor. By Jody Benjamin and Michael Raphael, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENTS

Briefs Daily News wire services

Yardley Man Was The Victim In I-95 Wreck By Richard V. Sabatini, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

John Buffington, Retired Supervisor Of Maintenance By Bill Price, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

Lobiondo Trounces Gormley In N.j. Race The Vineland Trucking Executive Linked His Rival To Ex-gov. Florio. By Thomas Turcol, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER Inquirer correspondents Jacqueline L. Urgo, Jayne Feld and Meera Somassundaram contributed to this article

School Panelist's Quitting Is No Shock Donald P. Anderson Was A Squeaky Wheel On The Upper Merion Board. He Had Talked Of Resigning. By James Cordrey, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

City Adds An Aids Specialist Erica Gollub Will Track The Disease Here And Oversee A Study On Safeguarding Women. By Huntly Collins, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

Broadway? We've Got The Avenue BY EILEEN KIRBY

In Pa 'S Big Races, Splitting's The Ticket The Party Tag Is No Guarantee Of A Win - Or Loss. Ask Any Candidate Since, Oh, 1950. By Robert Zausner, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

Remember Thornfare? Gov. Casey's Plan To Cut Welfare Benefits, Gaining Steam In Harrisburg, Is Worse

Penndot Awards Cleanup Contract A Paper Plant Fouled A Site Near Smedley Park. An Environmental Group Wants Details Before Commenting. By Bridget Mount, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

A Deadly Fear Of Tax Trouble A Retiree Was Sure He Would Lose His House In Thornbury. Now He And His Wife Are Dead. By Marie McCullough, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

Delaware Bay Oyster Harvest Foiled Again Parasites Are To Blame. Some Watermen Wonder About The Industry's Future. By Douglas A. Campbell, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

After The Drama, They Still Help Russian Jews A Harrowing Trip Underscored The Odorows' Years Of Aid. Many Still In Russia Are In Need. By Kay Raftery, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Clearview Earns Title Slot, 3-2 Holden And Reuter Lifted The Pioneers Past South Plainfield In The State Group 2 Semifinals. By Pete Schnatz, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Residents Seek Help After Gas-main Blast They've Asked The Phila. Gas Commission To Help Arrange A Settlement With Pgw. By David I. Turner, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

Ex-cop Found Not Guilty In Death by Dave Racher, Daily News Staff Writer