What happened on October 10, 1995
NEWS
Mob Informant's Slain Brother Is Buried Billy Veasey's Funeral Was Yesterday. He Was Killed The Day John Veasey Was To Testify In The Stanfa Trial. By George Anastasia, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Architect Assailed For Low Estimates The Vitetta Group Estimates For Radnor And Haverford School Projects Were Too Low. Why? By Rick Rothacker and Justin Pritchard, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENTS
Baker Taking A Stand In Albright's Trenches By Beth Onufrak, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
This Benner, Like Last One, Aiming High Runner Colin Benner Reminds His Coach Of Older Brother Brendan. By Brian Freeman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Letters
On Sidewalks Of N.y., It Was 'Raging Bull Ii' BY FRANCESCA CHAPMAN Daily News wire services, the New York Post, Premiere, Time, Rolling Stone and USA Today contributed to this report
City Man Arrested In 2 Sex Assaults He Might Have Committed 10 In The Germantown Area, Police Say. They Hope His Arrest Ends Two Months Of Fear. By Jeff Gammage, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Amtrak And Septa To Increase Security By Larry Fish, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Legal Battle Brews Over Borough Firings Conshohocken Agreed To A Hearing For Its Manager. Borough Officials Cite "Just Cause." He Says They Didn't Like His Relationship With Another Employee. By Drew Weaver, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Unionville, Goddu Have Scores To Settle Soccer Playoffs Have Been Tough For The Indians. Two Years Ago, Their Star Was Hurt. By Brian Miller, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Motor-voter Law Boosts City Registration By 8,000 But Election Turnout Expected To Be Low by Ron Goldwyn, Daily News Staff Writer
Gop Accuses Roberts Of Living At The Shore, Not In The 5th District The Assemblyman's Tax Returns Say Camden. Until Last Week, His Dmv Papers Said Sea Isle City. By Herbert Lowe, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Democrats Running For Assembly In 6th District Urge Budget Freeze They Want The State To Merge Services And Send Savings To School Districts And Municipalities. By Cathleen Egan, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
For Cross-country, Best Of Times More And More Girls Are Participating. That Suits The Coaches Just Fine. By Ira Josephs, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Cease-fire In Bosnia Is Put Off Sarajevo's Utilities Were Not Yet Restored. Officials Had Demanded It. By Fawn Vrazo, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Strike Bill Fair To Teachers - And Taxpayers BY JOSEPH M. GLADECK JR
Big Lottery Win Slips Away In The Revelry By Richard V. Sabatini, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Calculated Risk Pays Off; No Windows 95, No Trauma BY MIKE ROYKO
Philips Gets A Rival On-screen Tv Guide by Jonathan Takiff, Daily News Staff Writer
Cherokee Star Maul Is Confident Chiefs Can Win A Tough Division Moorestown And Shawnee Are Powerful. But Cherokee Has Tied Both Already. By Joey Culligan, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Lifting Of The City Prison Cap Delayed End May Be Month Off - Possibly More by Paul Maryniak, Daily News Staff Writer
Organizing Grass Roots To Plant A Seed If Traditional Tactics Fail, Lobbyists May Turn To The Folks Back Home. Methods Vary, But The Goal Is The Same: To Put Congress' Feet To The Fire. By Jodi Enda, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Sabotaged Train Derails; 1 Killed 100 Injured In Ariz.; Note Mentions Waco By Luna I. Shyr, ASSOCIATED PRESS Jodi Enda and Aaron Epstein of the Inquirer Washington Bureau contributed to this article. It also contains information from Reuters
Despite Pressure, Conwell-egan Stays Near The Top By Beth Onufrak, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Palestinian Inmates Plan Hunger Strike As Many As 5,000 Male Prisoners Plan To Take Part. Their Effort Is In Support Of Female Prisoners. By Alan Sipress, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Wilson Atop Grid Ratings In Group 3 The Power Ratings Will Not Be Unkind To The Tigers This Time Around If They Keep Winning. By Marc Narducci, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
It's Like Sherwood Forest Factory Site Shelters Deer by Kevin Haney, Daily News Staff Writer
Bold Robbers Accost Three Close To Home They Were Held Up Just Outside Their Cars In Springfield And Cheltenham. By Christine Bahls, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Shots Leave Boy, 4, Dead, Boy, 2, Hurt Police Believe The Shooter Aimed Through A Window At The Boys In Their Living Room. By Terri Sanginiti and Matt White, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENTS
Is It Time To Get Government Out Of Railroad Business? BY GEORGE F. WILL
Rocks Has Scrambled Council's At-large Race By Dianna Marder, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Letters
Area Families In Awe Over Pope For 23 Area Catholics, The Bus Ride And Hours Of Waiting Built Excitement. By Pam Louwagie, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
L. Merion Won't Sell Rolling Hill Park Piece The Commissioners Need To Pay Off Money Owed On The Purchase. They Opted For Bonds. By Kyle York Spencer, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Yes, Mr. Clinton, This American Is In A Funk All Right by Maura Casey
One Group's Rights All Groups' Rights
Elbow Grease It's As Valuable A Charitable Donation As A Fat Check.
Doris M. Thorpe, 60, Ministered To Many by Jim Nicholson, Daily News Staff Writer
At The Midway Point, Time To Think Playoffs By Steve Wartenberg, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Rocks To Rendell: Play By The Book That's The Appointment Book. The Gop's Mayoral Candidate Bemoans A Dearth Of Debate Time. By Suzanne Sataline, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Parking Workers Demand Pact Rally Knots Traffic At Dc33 Office by Ron Goldwyn, Daily News Staff Writer
The Simpson Trial Produced A Political Angle: Can The Race Card Be Used To Heal? Now That The Simpson Trial Is Over, The Media Can Start Chronicling Another American Drama: The 1996 Presidential Campaign. By DAVID SHRIBMAN
Plan To Fix Up Towers For Seniors Fails A $51 Million Bid To Convert Sutton Towers Was Thought By Officials To Be Too High. By Jan Hefler, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Hecht's Wanamakers Organist Will Play At Willow Grove Church By Pam Louwagie, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Buffeted By Winds Of Change, Young Catholics Cling To Faith Pope's Visit Raises Hopes & Questions by Myung Oak Kim, Daily News Staff Writer
Gearing Up For A Challenge When Kids In Florida Turn 15, They Face One Of The Biggest Hurdles Of Adulthood - Driving On Miami Highways BY DAVE BARRY
Obituaries By Herb Drill, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
New Translation Of Bible To Receive An Introduction By Kay Raftery, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Abington School Board To Vote On Draft Deal The Teachers Had Been Scheduled To Vote On Ratification Yesterday. That Was Delayed Until Today. By Wendy Greenberg, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Nunn Announces His Senate Retirement The Respected Georgia Moderate Will Seek "A New Course." Gop Prospects For A Bigger Majority Grow. By Nolan Walters, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Montgomery Twp. Rejects Plan For Plaza By Ty Tagami, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
One Million Strong Why Young Black Men Are Joining The Million Man March by Anderson Jones, Daily News Staff Writer
Pol Returns To Penn For Coming Out Day He's Only Openly Gay State Elected Official by Kurt Heine, Daily News Staff Writer
Jumping Jehoshaphat! Man Drops In On Retirees By Terri Sanginiti and Lillian Micko, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENTS
Homeless Mother Loses Teen-age Son Denied Parental Rights On Appeal by Dave Racher, Daily News Staff Writer
The Scene In The Nation And The World From Inquirer wire services
Taking It Off - 'Showgirls' Advertising Some Bristol Township Residents Said The Ads On Bus Shelters Were Immoral. They Were Gone Within Days. By John Murphy, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Candidates: Turnpike Plan Isn't Dead Two Republicans Say It Could Resurface After The Election. They Say They'll Try To Stop It. By David Kinney, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Lower Bucks Enterprise Zone Sought The Decision Is Up To The State. Five Municipalities Would Be Affected. By Russell Gold, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Software Firm's Expansion Could Add 65 Jobs By Mary Blakinger, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Cops Nab Suspect In Germantown Rapes We'll Sleep Easier, Single Women Say by Joe O'Dowd and Gloria Campisi, Daily News Staff Writers Staff writer Yvonne Latty contributed to this report
A Battle Is Brewing Over Sale Of Beer, Wine Giant Food, Which Plans 10 More Area Supermarkets By 1997, Wants A Beer-and-wine Aisle. The Reception? Lukewarm. By Amy Zurzola, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Colin: Can't March In D.c. Next Week Cites Conflict In Scheduling Daily News Wire Services
Two Sides Of Reforming Welfare As Congress Debates "Family Caps," It Can Look To N.j. For Evidence That They Help - And Hurt. By Natalie Pompilio, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Carver Community Center Might Expand New Directors Of The Facility In Norristown Are Trying To Rebuild Trust. By Rena Singer, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Advertisers Eye City's Sidewalks Almost Anything Stationary Could Be Fair Game For Plugging Products. By Daniel Rubin, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Philadelphia May Be The Graffiti Capital Of The Nation By Acel Moore
Million Man Organizers Predict Success "This Will Be The Broadest Display Of Black Unity . . . In American History," Chavis Said. By Rachel L. Jones, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Superhighway Through Schools In Springfield, Work Has Begun. All Teachers Will Have Computers. There Will Be Several More In Each Class. By Allie Shah, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
This Class Is Smoking Cigar-tasters Learn To Puff Up by Don Russell, Daily News Staff Writer
Don't Bite The Watchdog Even Tom Kean Wonders Why New Jersey's Attorney General Is Messing With The Sci.
Princeton Biologist Shares Nobel His Work With Fruit Flies Is Helping To Unravel The Mystery Of Birth Defects. By Faye Flam, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
As Name Implies, All Walks Of Life Will Join Aids Walk BY MUBARAK DAHIR
Bank Vaults Language Obstacles By Wes Conard, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
The Marching Band Refuses To Yield Deprived Of Music Classes In Lower Grades, Chester High Band Members Know They Have To Try Harder. By Gloria A. Hoffner, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Nbc To Broadcast Live O.j. Interview Brokaw And Couric Will Talk With Him Tomorrow. He Will Get No Pay And No Limits On Questions. By Gail Shister, INQUIRER TV COLUMNIST
Some Are Wary Near Rape Scene In Chesco Many Women Said They Won't Stop Jogging Alone. The Westtown-east Goshen Police Are Still Seeking The Criminal. By Clea Benson, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Linking Students With Community In The William Penn School District, Students And Senior Citizens Are Paired For Projects. By Jada S. Gallagher, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Teflon Celebrities Scandal. Crime. Disgrace. It Just Doesn't Stick by Theresa Conroy, Daily News Staff Writer
U.s. Judge Backs Norristown In Developer's Suit Code Enforcement Was Not Malicious, The Court Found. The Allegations Had Included Harassment. One Borough Official Said He Felt Vindicated. By Rena Singer, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Corporate Sponsors Are Making Their Pitch In The Public Arena "Muni Marketing" Is The Thing As Civic Spaces Are Being Sold Off To The Highest Bidder. By Chris Satullo, Deputy Editorial Page Editor
Taking A New Slant To Combat Aids Jesse Milan's Biggest Mission? Taking The Politics Out Of Phila.'s Effort. By Huntly Collins, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Ridley Park To Make Bridge Usable The Borough Wants Amtrak To Refurbish The Popular Pedestrian Span. Amtrak Says It's Not Responsible. By Suzette Hackney, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Croydon Group Seeks A Spot Of Its Own The Civic Association Has A Trailer, But Not A Place To Put It. Members Will Propose A Community Center. They Envision A Place For Residents To Talk And Learn. By John Murphy, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Older Sister Wins An All-jarvie Final Phoenixville's Colleen Jarvie Downed Devon Jarvie To Win A Conference Title. By Don Beideman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
The Simpson File By Shaun D. Mullen The Los Angeles Daily News, Los Angeles Times and Associated Press contributed to this report
In Pitman, Superfund Was Only The Start A Lot Of Local Effort Went Into The Lipari Cleanup. Now On Tap: Personal Health. By Tara Dooley, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Obituaries By Bill Price, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Photo Caption The Philadelphia Inquirer / ERIC MENCHER
Candidates Bicker Over Letter Rocks Doubts Mayor's Use Of Stationery by Cynthia Burton, Daily News Staff Writer
Shawnee Slams The Door On No. 4 Gateway The Sixth-ranked Renegades Won, 4-1. They Swept In Singles And Split Doubles. By Joey Culligan, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Many Voices Celebrate Gospel Month In City by Renee Lucas Wayne, Daily News Staff Writer
After 20 Years, His Ship Has Come Out The Retired Engineer, Now 84, Toiled Alone For 10 To 12 Hours A Day, Seven Days A Week. By Deborah Kong, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
A Golfer Who Is Worth A Little Bit Of Worry Springfield Ace J.b. Barthmaier Is Having Back Trouble, And That Can Unnerve His Coach. By Nick Fierro, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Marple Will Meet Ridley In Central Showdown Both Bring Unbeaten League Records Into Today's Game. The Outcome Could Mean The Crown. By Chris Morkides, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Revised Plan In Privatizing Of Social Work by Dave Davies, Daily News Staff Writer
Parks, Recreation In Falls Fall Short Of Needs, Report Says A Consultant Made An Inch-thick Report. National Recreation And Parks Association Says A Town Falls' Size Needs 350 Acres Of Parkland. It Has 153. By Jennifer Van Doren, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Rites Held For 'Tough Guy' Informant's Slain Brother Fondly Remembered By Friends by Joseph R. Daughen, Daily News Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Benefits Of O.j. Case Cited Black Lawyers Say Cochran's Success Helped Vindicate Them by Jenice M. Armstrong, Daily News Staff Writer
Bank Nets Martina's Service by Rose DeWolf, Daily News Staff Writer
Dow Falls By 42.99 To 4,726.22 The Index Dropped As Many As 58 Points Before Cutting Its Losses. Other Indicators Also Fell. FROM INQUIRER WIRE SERVICES
Teleflex Unveils Joint Venture With Ge Aircraft Engines By Susan Warner, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
When People Are Fearful, Should Companies Exploit Their Fears? An Ethical Dilemma By Rosland Briggs, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Out Of Work And Only 81 - What's A Lawyer To Do? Sylvan M. Cohen Lost His Job When The Law Firm That Bore His Name Disbanded. Ditto His Friend Edward Polisher, 93. By Julie Stoiber, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Losses Prompt Exodus At Bank Officials Of Japan's Daiwa Bank Resign After A Loss Of More Than $1 Billion. The Problem: Unauthorized Bond Trading. FROM INQUIRER WIRE SERVICES
SPORTS
Green Pay Daily News Obtains Eagles Salary, Bonus Figures Birds Are $2.6m Under Cap by Kevin Mulligan, Daily News Sports Writer
A Life That's Been Hard But Not Without Hope Both Of Robert Akens' Parents Are Gone Now. His Desire To Make Something Of Himself Isn't. By Nita Lelyveld, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Webber's Deal Worth $59 Million Daily News Wire Services
Reclamation Project On Line Williams Returns From Suspension by Kevin Mulligan, Daily News Sports Writer
The Fighting Spirit Of No. 21 Is Being Passed To Dan Kordic The 6-foot-5 Flyer Has Inherited Dave Brown's Jersey Number. And His Role As Chief Enforcer. By Gary Miles, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Reality Lurks For Soaring Eagles The 3-3 Birds Have Beaten Only Weak Teams. Problems Remain. By Frank Fitzpatrick, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Reds Face The Team They Were Built To Beat Gm Jim Bowden Says The Moves He Made This Year Were Designed To Prepare His Team To Deal With The Braves In The Nl Title Series. By Phil Sheridan, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Lasorda To Return As Manager Daily News Wire Services
Like Fans, Edgar's Bat On Noisy Side by Sam Donnellon, Daily News Sports Writer
Reds' Gant Has Revenge On Mind Ex-brave Hasn't Forgotten His '94 Release by Paul Hagen, Daily News Sports Writer
Bruins Get Win At New Home Daily News Wire Services
In Seattle, Overcast Fails To Darken Glow Of Improbable Win By Bob Ford, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Spoon Wonders: Where's Respect? by Phil Jasner, Daily News Sports Writer
Al Series Looms As One To Be Savored On Paper, At Least, The Indians Should Beat The Mariners In A Matchup Of Franchises Come To Life. By Jayson Stark, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Prosecutor: Steffi In Clear, For Now Daily News Wire Services
Overbrook Pro, Assistant Capture Phila. Pga Title By Mayer Brandschain, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
For Dumas, The Court Is A Sanctuary When He's Practicing His Profession, The New Sixer Isn't Dogged By Questions About His Drug History. By Raad Cawthon, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Steelers Will Seek Stadium Upgrade Daily News Wire Services
Williams Ends Drug Suspension; No Word On When He'll Play By Tim Panaccio, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Webber Signs 6-year, $59 Million Contract With Nba's Bullets THE INQUIRER STAFF
ENTERTAINMENT
Saxophonist Joshua Redman Plays At Wilmington's Grand Opera House By Tom Moon, INQUIRER MUSIC CRITIC
Chamber-series Opener Gives Cellos A Stellar Role In Works By Villa-lobos By Peter Dobrin, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Another Green Day The Berkeley, Calif., Punk Group's Last Album Sold 10 Million Copies. Everybody Is Wide-eyed With Anticipation Of "Insomnia." By Dan DeLuca, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
And Here Come The Nouveau Punks By Dan DeLuca, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
A Guy Who Courts Laughs Without Cracking A Smile Steven Wright Is Naturally Deadpan, "Appearing To Be Spaced Out, But Not." By Joe Logan, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Vivaldi's 'The Four Seasons' Is Given An Opulent Production By Daniel Webster, INQUIRER MUSIC CRITIC
'Ruthless' At The Society Hill Is Musical Spoof Of 'Bad Seed' By Douglas J. Keating, INQUIRER THEATER CRITIC
Wwdb Sold; New Owner Sees No Major Changes By Joe Logan, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
LIVING
In Business School, Learning To Manage Family Life By Murray Dubin, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Sugar And Spice, And A Taste For Violence Crime By Girls Is Up. Some Say That Was To Be Expected. By Ellen O'Brien, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
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