What happened on November 04, 1995
SPORTS
Culbreath Is Still Glancing Over His Shoulder The Temple Back Ran For 124 Yards Against Miami Last Week. He's Still Not Sure He Has The Job, However. By Stephen A. Smith, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER Inquirer staff writer Suzette Parmley also contributed to this article
Bok Happy: West Philly Won by Ted Silary, Daily News Sports Writer
Hornets Forced To Deal Alonzo Mourning, Seeking $13 Million A Year, Went To Miami In A Six-player Swap. Glen Rice Became A Hornet. ASSOCIATED PRESS Inquirer staff writers Raad Cawthon and Michael Sokolove contributed to this article
Deal Might Be In Works For Browns Daily News Wire Services
Lindros Sidelined For Two Flyers Games By Gary Miles, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
33 Baseball Players File For Free Agency THE INQUIRER STAFF
Ex-cowboys Out For A Big Night In Big D by Marcus Hayes, Daily News Sports Writer
In Northwestern Fairy Tale, Penn State Is The Villain This Might Be The Wildcats' Biggest Home Game Ever. Paterno Likes These Cats, But He Has His Priorities. By Ray Parrillo, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Green Is Unfazed By Wild-card Challenge The Teen Inspired Others On The Court, Even In Defeat. By Nita Lelyveld, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Full House Opener Erratic, Exciting by Phil Jasner, Daily News Sports Writer
Lett, Holmes Barred Games; Deion Dinged by Ray Didinger, Daily News Sports Writer
Rutgers' Willis Is A Whiz On The Field The Speedy Tailback Holds The School Rushing Record. He's Also Tops In The Big East. By Kevin Tatum, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Green Feasts On 'brook For King by Ted Silary, Daily News Sports Writer
The Eagles Get A Break: Two Dallas Players Are Suspended Tackle Leon Lett And Cornerback Clayton Holmes Will Miss Four Games. They Violated Nfl Drug Policy. By Tim Panaccio and Frank Fitzpatrick, INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS
Penn's Big Game Gets Little Hype The Quakers Know They Have To Beat Undefeated Princeton To Keep Their Ivy Title Hopes Alive. By Joe Juliano, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
A Title Bout Without A Belt by Bernard Fernandez, Daily News Sports Writer
Stackhouse's Big Debut Lifts Sixers Rookie Gets 27 Points In Victory Over Bullets By Raad Cawthon, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Uconn Has A Tall Order In U.s. National Team By Mel Greenberg, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Rockets Open Their Title Defense With Win Daily News Wire Services
Knee Injuries Put Lindros, Otto Out by Les Bowen, Daily News Sports Writer
Jaguars Stun Patriots, 3-2, And Capture District Crown By Brian Miller, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Sandberg Salary Starts At $1.5m Daily News Wire Services
Ocean City Scores A Runaway Victory The Red Raiders Beat Egg Harbor, 42-6. Running Back Kevin Sinclair Had 239 Yards And 3 Touchdowns. By Bob Hoffman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Henderson Tops Conestoga For District 1 Soccer Title By David T. Shaw, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Pennsauken Wins Its First Field Hockey Title By Joey Culligan, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Neshaminy Boys Capture District 1 Soccer Crown By Adam Gusdorff, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Eastern Dominates Highland Harold Hill Scored Three Tds In The 28-14 Victory. The Win Boosted The Vikings To 4-0 In Their Division. By Marc Narducci, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Area Players Fall At The State Tennis Tourney C.b. West's Kim Simonsen And Abington's Brie Glover Were Ousted In Quarterfinal Matches. By Don Beideman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Refs: Lockout About Power, Not Money by Phil Jasner, Daily News Sports Writer
Phila. Court-tennis Team Defeats N.y., 5-3 By Mayer Brandschain, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Everything Ready For Holyfield-bowe 'Non-title' Fight Unlike Their Earlier Meetings, There Will Be No Championship Involved - Officially. By Jay Searcy, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Fussner Says He'll Sue A.c. School Board Over Ouster As Coach The Ex-boys' Basketball Coach, Who Was Replaced Thursday, Plans A Reverse-discrimination Suit. By Sam Carchidi, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Highland, Eustace Knock Off Paul Vi The Highland Boys And Eustace Girls Had Scores To Settle. They Did So, At The Olympic Conference Cross-country Meet. By John McBride, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
NEWS
After 3 Days In Jail, Girl Testifies At Sex-abuse Trial A Bucks Judge Had Detained The Teen For Refusing To Testify. Yesterday, She Spent 2 1/2 Hours On The Stand. By Russell Gold, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Police Nab Suspect In Shooting Of 5 Three Of The Victims Died After Four Men Burst Into A Rowhouse Last Month And Started Shooting. By Thomas J. Gibbons Jr., INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Stanfa Like A Hot Potato Associates Trying To Distance Themselves From Crime Boss by Kitty Caparella, Daily News Staff Writer
Police Hope Body Yields Clues To Killer She Was Strong And Likely Fought Her Killer. Her Fingernails May Hold A Clue. Police Have No Witnesses. By Jeff Gammage and Ralph Cipriano, INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS Inquirer Staff Writers Thomas J. Gibbons Jr. and Rita Giordano contributed to this story
Blaze Rips Toll Plaza In Burlco A Camper Caught Fire After The Driver Pulled It Off The Turnpike. Rush-hour Traffic Was Snarled. By John Way Jennings, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Network Ads Fuel Freeholder Races The Democratic Candidates In Gloucester County Are Relying Less On Cable Spots, Mass Mailings And Signs. By David Kinney, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
The Scene In The Nation And The World By Thomas J. Brady, with reports from Inquirer wire services
Bragging Slayer Draws A Life Term He Offered Weapon To Son Of Victim by Dave Racher, Daily News Staff Writer
Photo Caption The Philadelphia Inquirer / WILLIAM F. STEINMETZ
In Gloucester City, A Heartfelt Farewell Four Elementary Schools Are Closing. Students And Teachers Gathered One Last Time. By Lisa Kozleski, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Jersey's Assembly Voters Should Send Desopo And Allen To Trenton, Reelect Roberts And Back Another Greenwald.
Will City, State Pay Tab For Schools? Defendants Added To Long-running Desegregation Suit by Marisol Bello, Daily News Staff Writer
City, State Added To Suit Over Schools A Judge Ordered Them To Explain Why They Shouldn't Be Forced To Pay More To Improve City Schools. The Desegregation Suit Is A Quarter-century Old. By Dale Mezzacappa, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Glassboro Board Closes Schools Tuesday By Tara Dooley, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Shevardnadze Thriving On Politics Instead Of Taking The Easy Route, He Hits The Hustings. By Inga Saffron, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
A Good Case Can Be Made For Changing The Nation's Welfare System . . . But Not So Fast
Stop Wasteful Economic Warfare Between The States By Neal R. Peirce
Family Seeks 100g In Stakeout Shooting Suit Says S. Phila. Man Was Unarmed by Jim Smith, Daily News Staff Writer
Not Expecting To Win, Liatos Is Soldiering On By Vanessa Williams, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Creating Stable Jobs Through Exports By Kenneth D. Brody
Septa Cop Had No Time For Fear Officer's Bullet-proof Vest Saved His Life From Teen-ager's Shot Without Warning by Frank Dougherty, Daily News Staff Writer
Letters
Recalling A Pioneer Of Integration A Major Purpose In His Life Was Showing The World That Black Men Were As Good As Any Men. By Charlayne Hunter-Gault
Legal Motion Slows Up Mob Trial A Defense Attorney Wants Access To John Stanfa's Grand Jury Testimony. The Arguments Delayed The Prosecution's Close. By George Anastasia, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Gary, Ind., Confronts Idea Of A White Mayor It Was One Of The First Cities To Elect A Black Mayor. The Role Of Race Is Being Debated. By Daniel LeDuc, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Loved Ones Honor Lockerbie Victims Many Attended The Dedication. Others Boycotted And Took Aim At The Justice Dept. By Angie Cannon, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
O.j. Won't Be Signing Footballs In A.c. The Sports Memorabilia Show Was Canceled Yesterday. An Official Had "No Idea" Why The Promoter Bowed Out. By Gwen Florio, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
The Jogger Murder Hunt For A Killer 'We Are Crying Too' Memorial Message Sums Up Shock Over Murder Of Jogger by Kurt Heine and Scott Flander, Daily News Staff Writers
Probation For One Who Cried Wolf Michael Shaw Told Police He'd Seen A Child Abducted. He Did It To Get Out Of Work. By Alison Fitzgerald, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Two Therapists In Chester Decertified For Methods A State Board Criticized Treatments That Split Up Families. The Two Women Still May Practice. By Bill Ordine, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
William H. Lyman 3d, 50, 'Celebrator Of Life' By Andy Wallace, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Rocks Rips L&i Over Strip Bar Scandal by Ron Goldwyn, Daily News Staff Writer
1770 Desk And Contents Are Offered For Sale By David Iams, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
N.j. Ballot Questions Vote 'Yes' On Three Of The Four Propositions.
Sorrow Blooms Where Jogger Was Slain At 21st And Pine, Where Her Body Lay A Day Earlier, Flowers Appeared. People Came With Rage And Tears. By Rita Giordano, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Has His Ordeal Taught O.j. Nothing?
Bucks Pair Get Up To 15 Years For Robbery By Doug Donovan, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Girl's Killer Is Sentenced, 20 Years Later Brenda Probasco, 4, Was Found In A Ditch In 1974. A N.h. Man Confessed. By Tamara Chuang, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Learning Enters New Orbit As School Debuts Space Bus Businesses Gave Materials And People Donated Time To Complete The Vehicle. Its Mission: To Teach Science And Space. By Emilie Lounsberry, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Letters
BUSINESS
Ford To Cut Lansdale Rolls The Electronics Plant Was Outbid On A Parts Contract. As A Result, 120 Workers Will Be Let Go Early Next Year. By Andrea Knox, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Market Extends Advance The Dow Set A Record High For The Second Day In A Row. Expectations Of An Interest-rate Cut Spurred Investors. FROM INQUIRER WIRE SERVICES
Edison Bros. Files Chap. 11 500 Stores Will Close By The End Of Jan. It Has 60 Stores In The Phila. Area. FROM INQUIRER WIRE SERVICES
ENTERTAINMENT
Musicians Joan Morris, William Bolcom By Peter Dobrin, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
An American Premiere For The Memorial 'Lament' By Daniel Webster, INQUIRER MUSIC CRITIC
Roots-rock Group Son Volt Performs At Silk City Lounge By Dan DeLuca, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Muir Quartet's New Violinist By Daniel Webster, INQUIRER MUSIC CRITIC
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