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What happened on September 11, 1995

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Officer Faces Dui Charge An Investigation Links East Brandywine Officer Jeffrey D. Steidler To An Aug. 23 Hit-and-run. By Clea Benson, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Ambler Nightspot To Reopen As Eatery The Restaurant In The Wyndham Hotel Will Be A Welcome Change. By Kristin Vaughan, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Mall Police Office Remains In Limbo A Substation At The King Of Prussia Malls Was Promised Months Ago. Officials Say It Will Open. By Kyle York Spencer, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Officer Rode Roughshod, Got Away With It It Got To Be A Pattern: Residents Would Complain. Internal Affairs Would Investigate. The Complaint Would Be Dismissed. By Mark Bowden and Mark Fazlollah, INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS

Trevose Motel Changes Its Name And Its Stripe By Richard V. Sabatini, and Ty Tagami, FOR THE INQUIRER

N.y. Team Roars Past Lancers Levar Talley Rushed For Two Tds. But Mcdevitt Couldn't Keep Chaminade From Hurting It By Air. By Matt Mlodzinski, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

'Prince Of Peace' Ernest Paessler by Jim Nicholson, Daily News Staff Writer

Viewers Stumped By Station Swap Nbc And Cbs Traded Local Affiliates. Viewers Jammed Help Lines Wondering What Was Going On. By Gail Shister, INQUIRER TV COLUMNIST Inquirer staff writers Linda Loyd and Stephen Seplow contributed to this article

Spielberg's Monster Bucks Made $285m In '94-'95 To Lead All Entertainers BY FRANCESCA CHAPMAN Daily News wire services and the New York Daily News contributed to this report

At 50, Brookhaven Looks To Older Era By Angela Paik, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Cheyney's New Coach Aims For An Attitude Adjustment By Chris Morkides, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Is Pgw Still Headed For The Flames?

Group Home Faces Hurdles One Neighbor Called The Proposed Facility A "Breeding Ground Of Mike Tysons." By Allie Shah, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Wronged Man Longs To See Justice Done Hayden Jones Spent 19 Years In Jail. He Has Been Seeking Restitution Since 1968. By Lacy McCrary, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

Back On The Street DAILY NEWS GRAPHIC

Editor's Note BY ZACHARY STALBERG

Henderson Shuts Down Springfield Attack The Cougars Totaled Only 7 Yards Rushing. Darren Dawkins Scored 10 Of The Warriors' 16 Points. By Meredith Glazar, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Handy Delivers Two Touchdowns As Chester Beats Strath Haven By Joe Santoliquito, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Conestoga Comes Out Gracious In Defeat Even As West Chester East Won, 28-6, The Pioneers - With A New Coach - Never Lost Face. By Meredith Glazar, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Turnovers Help Lift L. Merion By Wayne Moser, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Council Gop 'Giant' Likely To Fall by Mark McDonald, Daily News Staff Writer

E. Whiteland Divided Over Sewer Rates A Proposal Would Raise Fees For Most Residents By As Much As 100%. The Other Residents Would Benefit. By Susan Weidener, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Hi-tech Courthouse Opens More Than 600 Computers In Building by Don Russell, Daily News Staff Writer

Media Town Clown Has A Sweet Hobby Super Sunday Lets Him Offer Delight. By Kristi Nelson, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Darby Borough Unity-day Plans Run Afoul Of The Cost Of Policing By Jada S. Gallagher, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Late Rally Again Lifts Trojans By Eric Karabell, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Hillary Clinton Can't Have It Both Ways On Abortion Issue BY CAL THOMAS

Memo To Hornbeck Last Year's Lesson: Reform Doesn't Come Easily To Philadelphia, And It Can't Be Borne Alone.

Resurgent Raiders Rally In Second Half The Clincher Was A 23-yard Fg By Coatesville's Ryan Primanti. He Also Kicked A 44-yarder. By Brian Miller, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Chichester Mauls Jenkintown, 49-13 The Much Bigger Eagles Left Footprints On The Drakes All Afternoon, Piling Up 212 Rushing Yards. By Beth Onufrak, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Royals Give Bonner A Close Encounter Of The Buzz-saw Kind The Overmatched Friars Never Got A Chance To Get Untracked As Upper Darby Romped, 40-0. By Solomon E. Jones, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Lot May End Haverford Predicament By Jennifer Wing, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

By Any Name, It's Still Super Sunday "It's A Block Party - The Biggest And Best Block Party Of The City." By Suzanne Sataline, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

Fuhrman Is One In A Long Line Of Racist Cops In America By Osha Gray Davidson

Baird's Job Reviews 'Satisfactory' And Then Some By Mark Fazlollah and Mark Bowden, INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS

Montco Gives Nonprofit Groups A Cash Assist With Land Purchases A $212,500 Grant Enables An Otherwise Impossible Whitpain Buy. By Michelle Conlin, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Neighbors Fear Cuts May Halt A Cleanup The Site In Florence Has Been On The Epa's Superfund List For 12 Years. Now There Are Plans To Cut Epa Funds. By Sharon Tubbs, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Upper Darby School Plots Law-full Evening By Mary Blakinger, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Flexible Greco Settles In On Defense She's Played Virtually Every Position But Goalie For The Lancers. By Marc Narducci, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Professors Snag $5 Million Nasa Grant The Scientists Are Doing Plant Research. They Hope This Aid Will Spur More, For A Project Of Their Own. By Rebecca Goldsmith, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Spring-ford To Audit The Account Of A Former Tax Collector Payments To The School District Were Often Late. The Transactions Were Not Part Of A Recent County Audit. By Louis S. Hansen, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Big Shipyard Deal Hangs In The Balance A German Firm's Proposal Is On The Table. As The Deadline Nears, Ridge And His Staff Enter Final Talks. By Henry J. Holcomb, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

Let's Hold Greedy Firms Responsible BY WILLIAM O'BRIEN

Legal Malpractice Congress' Surgery On Legal Aid To The Poor Is Cruel.

Celebrating Earth, Culture by Marisol Bello, Daily News Staff Writer

Officer In Fatal Crash Gets Hearing Date Falls Twp. Supervisors Will Decide What Action, If Any, To Take Against Officer Nelson Whitney. By Jennifer Van Doren, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Diverse Crowd Turns Out To Hear A New Age Healer By Kyle York Spencer, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

'A Spectacular Achievement' The Hope Is That Cases Move Faster by Paul Maryniak, Daily News Staff Writer

Packwood Disputes Own Diary Accounts FROM INQUIRER WIRE SERVICES

Rogue Cops Threaten Us All By Claude Lewis

Just A Sophomore, Wood's Goalie Is A Tested Veteran Emily Oleksiuk Hasn't Allowed A Goal In Three Soccer Games This Season. By Eric Karabell, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Wildcats Doomed Quickly By Lou Costello, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Wisconsin Is Tackling Welfare In A Tough But Expensive Way By Mickey Kaus

Gordon's Four Td Passes Are Not Enough For La Salle The Sophomore Completed 16 Of 26 For 276 Yards. West Catholic, However, Won The Shootout, 34-33. By Rick O'Brien, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Bach, Spring-ford Overpower Pottsgrove By James Cordrey, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

O'hara Pays For Gibe With Loss To Ridley By Rob Knox, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Abu-jamal Hearing Moves To 'Mob Room' The Retrial Issue Is To Be Argued In A Special Court In The New Justice Center. Each Side Has Two Hours. By Marc Kaufman and Julia Cass, INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS Inquirer staff writer Linda Loyd contributed to this article

Residents: Disconnect Phone Plan By Natalie Pompilio, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Cheltenham's Speed Too Much For Methacton Ron Patterson And Kyle Perry Each Ran For 100-plus Yards Behind An Effective Line. The Result: A 30-6 Win. By Eric Karabell, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Ball Control Spells Overtime Victory For Garnet Valley By Brian Freeman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Interboro Is Rescued By Its Defense By Joe Santoliquito, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Testimony To A Spirit The Holocaust Didn't Bow A Survivor Of The Death Camps Has Written About Her Experiences Without Anger Or Bitterness. By Jacqueline L. Urgo, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Alumni Plan Fete For A Fallen School Erlton School In Cherry Hill Was Razed In January. Ex-students Are Invited To Gather. By Amy Zurzola, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Council Rock Wins, But Loses Erlandson By Ira Josephs, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

A Milestone For Bethlehem A.m.e. Burlco's 1st African American Church Marks Birthday, Makes Plans. By Analisa Nazareno, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

$120 Million Justice Center Opens Today Philadelphia's Newest Public Building Offers A User-friendly Atmosphere, With Touch-screen Computers And Strengthened Security. An Appraisal. By Thomas Hine, INQUIRER ARCHITECTURE CRITIC

Women Battle To Gain Combat Roles In Israel A Woman Sues To Become A Pilot. The Military's Image Of Equality Is Eroded. By Alan Sipress, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

Pennsbury Ground Down By C.b. West The Bucks Piled Up 356 Yards On The Ground Against The Falcons. Sophomore Fullback Dave Armstrong - Who Is 6-3, 245 - Scored Twice In The 16-6 Victory. By Frank Bertucci, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Hurricane Ruined Their Honeymoon by Kevin Haney, Daily News Staff Writer

8-year-old Girl Hit Walking From Bus The Accident Occurred Across From Her Home. The Car's Driver Was A High School Student. By Laura Genao, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

The Scene In The Nation And The World By Linda Loyd, with reports from Inquirer wire services

Police Searching For Truck In Murder Of Bristol Twp. Man Todd Stewart Was Shot At 5:30 A.m. Sept. 2. Police Can't Account For The Last 3 Hours Of His Life. By Richard V. Sabatini, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

Politicians' Idea Of The Family Is Divorced From Reality BY MOLLY IVINS

Glen Mills Loses Despite Pushing Berwick Around An Interception Gave Jackson And The Bulls A Last Chance. But A Fumble Ended The Opportunity. By Steve Wartenberg, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Downingtown School Projects May Speed Up By Clea Benson, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Harriton Runs Over Lower Moreland, 14-0 Rams Back Dave Brown Had 147 Yards And 2 Tds. It Was His Team's First Home Win In Two Years. By James Cordrey, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Conshohocken Firm Peddles On-line A Small Business Takes Its Personalized Baby Gifts To The World Wide Web. By Monique El-Faizy, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT

Against Ryan, Whippets Show They Can Win Without Harris By Gene Morris, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT