What happened on October 02, 1998
SPORTS
No, Phoenixville Is Not Invincible By Joe Santoliquito, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Former Raiders Back Hall Shot And Killed Daily News Wire Services
Familiar Faces Enjoying Success As Coaches In The Catholic League By Beth Onufrak, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Whitman Fires 77, Pacing Phila. Seniors By Doug Hadden, FOR THE INQUIRER
Poles Ask To Nix Site For 2006 Daily News Wire Services
Braves Go Up 2-0 On Stumbling Cubs by Paul Hagen, Daily News Sports Writer
Leyland Jilts Fish; Rockies Interested Daily News Wire Services
Little By Little, Birds' Offense Showing Signs Of Perking Up The Injuries Have Abated. The Scores Are Rising. And Dana Bible Is Improving By The Week. By Phil Sheridan, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Folding `D' Puts Heat On Offense by Marcus Hayes, Daily News Sports Writer
Lights And Action For Henderson The Warriors Will Host Salesianum In The First Night Football Game At Home In School History. By John Manasso, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Four Points For Lindros Help Flyers Top Wings ASSOCIATED PRESS Inquirer staff writer Tim Panaccio contributed to this report
Last One Up, Wins Braves' Late Runs Confound The Cubs By Ray Glier, FOR THE INQUIRER
Vanbiesbrouck Enjoys New View Of Lindros by Paul Harris, For the Daily News
Cl Principals Put Off Vote On Realignment by Ted Silary, Daily News Sports Writer
Spiers' Hit Gets Astros Even The Winning Run Scored In The Bottom Of A Ninth Inning That Wasn't Exactly A Clinic. By Bob Ford, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Testaverde Gets Nod To Start At Qb For Jets THE INQUIRER STAFF
Davenport Is Ousted In Grand Slam Cup THE INQUIRER STAFF
Taylor Denies Embezzler's Claim That She Gave Him $5,000 For Agent By Marcia C. Smith and Phil Sheridan, INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS This article contains information from the Associated Press
Tyson Tests To Be Released Publicly Daily News Wire Services
Talented Roster For Trojans By Joe Fite, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Forecast Looks Sunny For Plant At Mastbaum by Ted Silary, Daily News Sports Writer
Ohio St. Passer Thrives On Stability After Rotating Last Season, The Stoic Joe Germaine Has The Job All To Himself. By Ray Parrillo, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Soccer Showdown Turns Into Air Ball A Chilly Wind Held Back Both Haverford High And Conestoga As The Teams Played To A 0-0 Tie. By Brian Miller, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Crawford, Friends Hope For Light Sentence by Jim Smith, Daily News Staff Writer
Strawberry Has Colon Cancer; Weekend Surgery Is Planned The Yankee's Full Recovery Is Expected. Still, The News Jolted His Contending Team. FROM INQUIRER WIRE SERVICES
Harriton Is Finally Humbled By Joe Santoliquito, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Salera Sends Glassboro To Victory The Jv Regular Pumped Life Into The Bulldogs, Who Beat St. James, 2-0, In Field Hockey. By Scott Brown, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Leyland Resigns As Florida Skipper FROM INQUIRER WIRE SERVICES
Griese: Young Qbs Can Expect Battle Scars by Bill Fleischman, Daily News Sports Writer
Cnj-rowan Clash A Case Of Two Teams Trying To Rebound Each Team Suffered Its First Loss Last Week, Intensifying An Already Strong Football Rivalry. By Rich Fisher, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Coatesville's Green Is Likely To Play A Greater Role On Offense By Chris Morkides, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
`Friday Night Fights' Shakes Off Cobwebs by Bernard Fernandez, Daily News Sports Writer
Fryar In Minor Auto Accident By Phil Sheridan, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Vocal Whippets Giving Opponents More Than An Earful By Ira Josephs, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Top Seeds Keep Calm In Wind, Reach Semis Of Sccl Tourney The Class Aa Title Will Be Decided Today. Alison Hosle Of Unionville Won The Class Aaa Crown. By Don Beideman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
He's A Jekyll And Hyde Menace For Penn Foes Senior Linebacker Darren Macdonald Is Laid-back Off The Field, But On It, His Intensity Takes Over. By Joe Juliano, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Washington Coasts Past University City The Eagles Led By 28-0 Before The Jaguars Scored. Star Bruce Perry Retired To The Bench Early. By Mike Gibson, FOR THE INQUIRER
Not Much Gets Past This St. Joseph's Freshman Frankford High's Tim Neal Is Filling In At Goalie. He Is Just One Good Point In The Hawks' Defense. By Rob Quinn, FOR THE INQUIRER
Minor Accident Won't Sideline Fryar by Marcus Hayes, Daily News Sports Writer
Where The Girls Are, There's One Guy, Too Nothing Could Stop Bill Berry From Playing Field Hockey At W.c. Henderson. By Melissa Geschwind, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Quarterback Getting A Chance Now By Chris Morkides, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Coatesville Grad Myers Likely To See Less Action By Don Beideman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Dibruno Making The Most Of His Turn The Standout Goalie With The Positive Attitude Finally Is A Starter At Cherry Hill East. By Marc Narducci, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Rivals Meet In Soccer By Marc Narducci, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Central Lineman Jones Has Developed Suddenly Into A Very Big Star By Marcia C. Smith, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Mclean's Goal Lifts Willingboro Over Delran In Girls' Soccer The Chimeras Improved To 5-0-1 In The Burlington County League Liberty Division With The 1-0 Win. By Marc Narducci, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
With A 13-0 Record, Springfield Is A Pleasant Surprise For Coach By Nick Fierro, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Harriton's Korom Confident Patience Will Pay Off In Future By Chris Morkides, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Gateway, Haddonfield Ready To Renew Their Longtime Rivalry Today The Colonial Powers Love Playing Each Other. Lauren Mccormick And Michelle Taransky Lead The Way. By C. Kalimah Redd, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Sports News Provides Lots Of Comic Material The ``tank Mcnamara'' Strip's Writer And Artist Don't Have To Look Hard For Ideas. By Mike Jensen, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Rams' Quarles Gets Out Of The Blocks For Fast Start By Chris Morkides, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
When It Comes To Area Football, He Knows The Score If A Game Was Played, He Knows About It . . . Or Wants To Know. By Frank Bertucci, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Upper Merion Enjoys The View From The Top By Ira Josephs, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Golota Nearly Becomes A Weigh-in No-show The Polish Fighter Was 1 Hour, 40 Minutes Late. His Big Bout Is Set For Tonight. By Jay Searcy, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
He Was Pushed Into Game; Now He Does Pushing Senior Phil Dececco Has Become A Standout Two-way Football Player For William Tennent. By Rick O'Brien, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
3 Delco Players Boost Millersville By Don Beideman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
A Feat Of Feet At Steel City Invitational By Ira Josephs, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Size Doesn't Matter, Rams Passer Says ``seventy Percent Of The Game Is Mental,'' Spring-ford's Jamie Rotonda Says. By John Manasso, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Will Cheyney Coach Reward Backup Qb? By Chris Morkides, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
NEWS
Caroline Haas, 72, Noted Artist By S. Joseph Hagenmayer, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Vito J. Divincenzo, 81, Professor By Catherine Quillman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Pha Director Warns Of Project Obstacles The Schuylkill Falls Housing Complex Renovation Is A ``deal At Risk,'' Carl Greene Told Board Members. By Peter Nicholas, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Prize-winning Attitude Is Evident Appearances Aside, Residents Prize The Customer Service. By Evelyn G. Redcross, FOR THE INQUIRER
Big Fat Close-up by Tom Di Nardo, Daily News Classical Music Writer
Designer Dispenses Advice From The World Of Fashion The Philadelphia Inquirer / TOM GRALISH
Next Item The Deficit's Gone, But Budget Battles Loom. It's Time To Get Serious About Social Security Reform.
Montco's Open-space Funding Is About To Get Competitive Phase One Of The $100 Million Program Ends Oct. 28. After That, Towns Will Have To Battle It Out For Cash. By Laura Barnhardt, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Residents Sound Off On Music Center Plan Milford Doesn't Want An Amphitheater Near Its Homes. An Alternative Site, However, Is Welcome. By Todd Bishop, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
`Night At The Roxbury' Is `Pat'-ently Bad by Gary Thompson, Daily News Movie Critic
In Evans' Absence, A Struggle In House While The City Democrat Traveled The Country, A Party Rival Was Working On A Power Base. By Tom Infield, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
He's Guilty - Shot The Wrong Man by Dave Racher, Daily News Staff Writer
Photo Caption For The Inquirer / BOB WILLIAMS
Towns Say District's Breakup Must Be Upheld By Mike Madden, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
K. Williams, Employment Specialist By Dominic Sama, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Police And School District Link Up For An Attack On Truancy Officers Can Pick Up Young People Playing Hookey And Take Them To A Classroom. Cutting Crime Is A Goal. By Connie Langland, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Judge Will Not Change Burlco Election Ballot Party Names Can Stay For This Election Only, And The Conservative Party Won't Get A New Position. By David Cho, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
New Century, New Reality Check In: Cynicism. Suburbia. Learning. Out: Government. Race Tactics. By David Boldt
Naacp's Mondesire Seeks To Trim Black Candidates For Mayor by William Bunch, Daily News Staff Writer
Senators Debate Alaska Road Plan They Spent 5 1/2 Hours On The Issue. The Struggle Was Seen As A Preview Of Other Environmental Showdowns. By Seth Borenstein, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Health Site For Vets To Open In '99 Gloucester County's Health Dept. Will Be A Lot Closer Than Other Spots For Routine Care. By Candace Heckman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Weighty Issues Slow Down `Antz' But Digital Ant-imation May Lure Bug-loving Children To Theaterz by Gary Thompson, Daily News Movie Critic
Rubin Urges Openness, Free Markets He Says Strong Measures Needed For World Economy. By Robert A. Rankin, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
A Fond Farewell To All In Philly By Morris Thompson
Democrats Hope Clinton Hauls In Cash $500,000 Is The Goal For Two Events That Could Aid The City's Convention Bid. By Tom Infield, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
League Of Women Voters Plugs In An Electronic Town Meeting In Montco Featured Instant Audience Responses. By Laura Barnhardt, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Chester Upland Accord Averts Strike The Tentative Agreement Came After A Day Of Talks. Teachers Have Not Had A Contract In Over A Year. By Dan Hardy, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Lincoln President Sues The School's Former Attorney She Claims The Former Barnes President Initiated A Campaign To Discredit Her After She Moved To Oust Him. By L. Stuart Ditzen, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Worth Repeating . . . Together Against The Darkness
Fingerprint Leads To Arrest Of Two Men In Carjacking The Victim, Attacked On Sept. 9, Was Shot In The Back As He Tried To Flee In Edgewater Park. By John Way Jennings, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
'Little Kids' Thinks Big by Renee Lucas Wayne, Daily News Staff Writer
The Animation's Really Off-color by Gary Thompson, Daily News Movie Critic
Naacp To Conduct Mayoral Survey Members Will Be Asked Whom They Prefer To Lead The City. Three Probable Black Candidates Had Mixed Reactions. By Tom Infield, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Finding Their Way
Guilty Of Restaurateur's Murder by Dave Racher, Daily News Staff Writer
Photo Caption The Philadelphia Inquirer / MICHAEL S. WIRTZ
Cop A Bystander In Beating Incident by April Adamson, Daily News Staff Writer
Alternative Choice by Sara Sherr, For the Daily News
Poll Reveals A Landslide In Favor Of Ending Sexgate Investigation by John M. Baer, Daily News Staff Writer
Whitman Talks Of Earlier Primary, Moderate Republicanism By Chris Mondics, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Consider Culture, Counselors Urged A Seminar Focused On How Best To Work With Victims Of Different Nationalities. By Mary Anne Janco, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Photo Caption For The Inquirer / MICHAEL PLUNKETT
Dad A Paternal Flame? New York Daily News
Try Prevention Kids Who Have Something To Do Stay Out Of Trouble.
Merchants Charged With Selling Stolen Goods Two Market Owners Were Arrested. Police Said They Bought Cigarettes From An Undercover Officer. By Richard Sine, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Group May Be Near Last Protest Of School Plan Having Railed For Months Against A Proposed New Ridley High, They Intend To Pack A Final Hearing. By Deirdre Shaw, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Transportation Head Campaigns For Hoeffel Rodney Slater Pledged Clinton's Support Even As Hoeffel Distanced Himself From The President. By Jere Downs, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
U.s., Allies Move Closer To Serb Attack Nato Forces Were Put On Maximum Alert. The Aim Is To Halt Fighting In Kosovo. Questions Were Raised. By John Donnelly and Richard Parker, KNIGHT RIDDER NEWS SERVICE This article contains information from Inquirer wire services
Trial Dates Set For 2 In Woolwich Killing By Eddie Olsen, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Radon Found Again In Montco A Report On How To Remedy The Problem Is Due Next Week. By Laura Barnhardt and William Lamb, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENTS
Township, Gallery Argue About Number Of Visitors By Andrew Rice, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Tripp Was Also Taped And Nudged To Act By Frank Greve, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Plea Bargain Reached In Hate-crime Case The Defendant Is One Of 10 Charged With Crimes That Included Carving A Swastika Into A Field. By David Cho, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
For David & Tea, A Visitor From Inner Space Is Due By Francesca Chapman Daily News wire services contributed to this report
Pembrooke Home Might Lose License The West Chester Facility Was Cited By Hhs For Jeopardizing Patients' Health And Safety. By Peter Smolowitz, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Letters
Teen Shot In Head Unarmed Victim Made Sudden Move, Cops Say by Joe O'Dowd and Yvette Ousley, Daily News Staff Writers Staff writers Tonya Pendleton, Maureen Tkacik and April Adamson contributed to this report
U. Dublin Board Votes To Build 4th Elementary Work Is To Begin In A Few Weeks, And The New School Is Expected To Open By January 2000. By Sonia Krishnan, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
It's Bigger Than Bill And Monica BY RICHARD IACONELLI
Older Aircraft Face Scrutiny For Safety The Faa Said The Aim Was To Prevent Accidents. The Systems Of Aging Models Will Be Studied In Depth. By James A. Duffy, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Letters
Gala Honors The Blues by Jonathan Takiff, Daily News Staff Writer
Starr Probe Helps Us Relive The 1950s - And Mccarthyism By Joseph Spear
On The Offensive Figure On Lots Of Scoring In Delran Match by Bob Cooney, Daily News Staff Writer
At The Center Of Methodist Split Gay-friendly Minister Set To Speak In Phila. by Ron Goldwyn, Daily News Staff Writer
Witnesses Say Suspect Wielded Gun A Widener Student Faces Trial. He Is Accused Of Aiming At People As He Drove On Baltimore Pike. By Richard Sine, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
The Payoff Game Lenders Bring Back Prepayment Penalties by Lew Sichelman, For the Daily News
If You Don't Like Heaven, Maybe You Should Go To Hell by Gary Thompson, Daily News Movie Critic
Children Testify About One-night String Of Assaults A Warminster Man Will Stand Trial On A Series Of Charges Arising Over 4 Hours One Evening In Hatboro. By Christine Bahls, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Delco Church To Host Red Mass For Legal Professionals By Kay Raftery, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Trial Begins In Espy Case The Former Agriculture Chief Is Charged With Corruption. Lawyers Argued About Race And Acceptance Of Gifts. By Tom Webb, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Duchamp Exhibited Everyday Stuff by Rose DeWolf, Daily News Staff Writer
Brazilian Seems Set For Reelection What Follows May Be Harder: Making Strict Fiscal Moves By Bob Fernandez, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Will The Real Schroeder Stand Up (and Tell Us What He Has In Mind)? Much Is Expected, And Little Is Known, Of Germany's New Chancellor At This Critical Juncture. By Trudy Rubin
Ga. Jury Weighs Penalty For Berlin Man Capital Punishment Is Being Sought For John A. Esposito Jr. For Murdering A 90-year-old Woman. By Richard Jones, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
How Students Mobilized Troops Fast By Christina Asquith, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
'90s `Lolita' Disappoints by David Bianculli, New York Daily News
Fire Victims Ponder Their Next Steps By Peter Smolowitz, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Plane In '92 Crash Carried Nerve-gas Ingredient Israel Confirmed It Was Receiving The Cargo But Said It Was For Testing Chemical-weapons Filters. By Howard Goller, REUTERS Inquirer correspondent Jack Brown contributed to this article
In Audubon, Recycling To Help Others By Shannon O'Boye, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Elizabeth F. Wright, Longtime Volunteer by Joe Clark, Daily News Staff Writer
Girl, 12, Key Witness In Grandma's Slaying by Dave Racher, Daily News Staff Writer
Big House Gave Him A Big Heart Preate Backing Prisoner Rights by John M. Baer, Daily News Staff Writer
Brasilia's Bad Bet Neoliberalism Promised A Magic Fiscal Bullet. It Delivered A Fatal One. By Maria Luisa Mendonca and Michael Shellenberger
Camden After-school Centers Win Grant A Homework Program Will Expand To Include Cultural Activities At Several Of The City's Elementary Schools. By Michelle Crouch, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Judge Allows Lawsuit Against Family-cap Law The Law Bars Additional Payments For Children Born To Welfare Mothers. An Unlikely Coalition Opposes It. By Thomas Ginsberg, INQUIRER TRENTON BUREAU This article contains information from the Associated Press
A Tenor Sings Lusty Praises Of Savona by Tom DiNardo, For the Daily News
In Newspaper Ad, Phila. Minister Stands Up For Clinton The Rev. John J. Barfield 3d Placed The Ad In The New York Times. It Criticizes The ``ungodly'' Gop. By Karen E. Quinones Miller, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Cultivating Support For Open Space Burlington County Freeholders Make Their Case For A Farmland Preservation Tax. By Louise Harbach, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
A Heady Historic First For Philadelphia? by Don Russell, Daily News Staff Writer
Killing Of 2 In Drug Deal Nets Life The Jury Could Not Agree On The Death Penalty. The Chesco Victims' Loved Ones Were Not Satisfied. By Barbara Boyer, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Relief For Former Suspect's Family Despite The Conviction, Time Is Needed For Closure, Says Andrew Kobak's Mother. By Marc Schogol, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Cop Shooting Questioned Who Is This Boy? Haunting Case Has Stumped Sleuths For More Than 40 Years Reward For Information by Marisol Bello, Daily News Staff Writer
7 Boys Are Questioned In Burglary At School About $50,000 Worth Of Equipment Was Taken From Radnor Middle School. Charges May Be Filed. By Mary Blakinger, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Junior Flyers Are Making Their Mark With Development By Martin D. Emeno Jr., INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Yo, Kids, You'd Better Not Play Hooky
Area Family Split Over Life Support An Injured Man's Wife Removed His Feeding Tube After A Ruling. Most Of His Siblings Were Opposed. By Matt Stearns, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT This article includes information from the Washington Post
L. Merion, Barnes Reach A Settlement The Gallery Will Not Pursue A Suit Charging Racism. The Township Gets $100,000 For Charity, Not Legal Fees. By Stephanie A. Stanley, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Quakers To Celebrate 200 Years At Location The Willistown Meetinghouse Will Be The Scene Of A Variety Of Festivities Tomorrow. By Angela Galloway, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
William Peel, 86; Retired As Superior Court Judge By S. Joseph Hagenmayer, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Hugs, Tears For Willard Family Relatives And Friends Wept In Relief Over The Conviction. By Anne Barnard, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Six Singers With Something To Say - And They're Men by Jonathan Takiff, Daily News Staff Writer
U. Makefield Hears 650-home `Compromise' A Revision Puts 50 Homes On A Farm, Saving A Stone House. Another Lot Gets A Golf Course And 600 Homes. By Patricia M. La Hay, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
It's A Coo-fest As Quadruplets Turn 1 Babies From Greenwich Were Feted With Cake, Clowns And Cameras. By Russell J. Rickford, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Deal Is Offered In Death Of Four A Plea Bargain Is Being Considered By Craig Jones, One Of Three Men Charged In The Slayings At A Bristol Twp. Party. By Lacy McCrary, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
A N.y. Rail Station Is Born Anew As An Aesthetic Wonder After 4 Years Of Construction, Grand Central Terminal Finally Lives Up To Its Name, The Governor Said. By Henry Goldman, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Big Fat Dish by John McCalla, For the Daily News
Bomar Faces Death Decree Jury To Hear Of His Past Violence And Nevada Conviction by Theresa Conroy, Daily News Staff Writer
Bomar Guilty In Willard Death Sentencing Phase Will Begin Today By Ralph Vigoda, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Colwyn Residents Want To Reinstate Borough Police Force Darby Police Took Over 5 Years Ago. Residents Now Say The Arrangement Is Not Working Out. By Cynthia J. McGroarty, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Toxic Weed Poisoning More N.j. Teens By Scott Fallon, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT This article contains information from the Associated Press
Bridgeton Officer Charged With On-duty Sexual Assault By Lillian Micko, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Mary Stafford, 84, Restaurateur By S. Joseph Hagenmayer, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Officer Shoots Unarmed Man In N. Phila. Donta Dawson, 18, Is On Life Support. His Family Disputes Police Accounts; Officials Have Begun An Investigation. By Herbert Lowe, Thomas J. Gibbons Jr. and Mark Fazlollah, INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS
Louis Redding, 96; Lawyer, Activist By Catherine Quillman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Sudarkasa Files $7 Million Suit by Joseph R. Daughen, Daily News Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
The Sisters Evolved Slowly Into Country By Jack Lloyd, FOR THE INQUIRER
Adding Some Style To Good Singing By Lesley Valdes, INQUIRER MUSIC CRITIC
A Chill Sets In At Academy Of Natural Sciences By Michael Klein, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Major Shows Benefit Museums By Tom Infield, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
An Advance Of Ants: Insects Go Buggy In The Rat Race A Picnic Of Keen Animation, Pop-culture Pleasure. By Desmond Ryan, INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
Sounding Country, Folk, Contemporary Notes By Tom Moon, INQUIRER MUSIC CRITIC
Rescuing Victims From Anonymity By Desmond Ryan, INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
A Rittenhouse Square Standby Has A Sophisticated Replacement By Gerald Etter, INQUIRER FOOD EDITOR
Lyne's `Lolita' Works Its Way Onto Big Screen By Desmond Ryan, INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
Versatility Is A Point Of Pride For Sam Rivers By Kevin L. Carter, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
A Marathon Course With Breathtaking Views By Tirdad Derakhshani, FOR THE INQUIRER
Lobe Launches An Animated Adult Adventure - With Music By Carrie Rickey, INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
A Modern Farce That Isn't Forced By Desmond Ryan, INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
Unmotherly Nature And The Macabre Mundane Gregory Crewdson's Photos Turn The Safe And Serene Into Something Scary. By Edward J. Sozanski, INQUIRER ART CRITIC
From Heaven To Hell In Allegory Of Marriage By Carrie Rickey, INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
LIVING
He Gets His Best Kicks Out Of Playing Soccer By Paddy Noyes, FOR THE INQUIRER
A Little Jewish Mysticism For Hillary Clinton? By W. Speers This story contains material from the Associated Press, Reuters, New York Daily News, Daily Mirror, Hollywood Reporter, USA Today, Rocktropolis, Cybersleaze, and Inquirer staff writer Roy Campbell
It's Not Just Any Furniture, It's Nakashima The Moderne Gallery Will Show Pricey Vintage Pieces From The New Hope Master. By Diane Goldsmith, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Breathing Room Women Need To Create A Space Of Their Own, A Refuge Where They Can Relax And Recharge, Says A Designer. Her New Book Shows How More Than Three Dozen Women Have Accomplished That. By Annette John-Hall, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
BUSINESS
Blue Cross Loses Bid To Quash Gay News Story by Dave Davies, Daily News Staff Writer
Briefing Daily News staff, Bloomberg News and wire reports
Namesake's Largesse May Again Aid Kimmel Cancer Center The Jones Apparel Chairman Might Contribute To A Home For The Center. In 1996, He Gave $10 Million. By Andrea Ahles, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Behind The Tenet Deal Men In The Wings Now Willing To Accept Applause by Gar Joseph, Daily News Staff Writer
Fat Hiring Packages Woo Scarce High-tech Workers Fewer Job-seekers Showed Up At A Regional Fair. High Employment Has Impeded Recruiting And Boosted Offers. By Mary Blakinger, FOR THE INQUIRER
$24 Million Bid For Bank In Chinatown A Huge Anglo-chinese Holding Company Seeks A Springboard In Phila. With The Purchase Of First Commercial Bank. By Joseph N. DiStefano, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
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