What happened on August 06, 2001
ENTERTAINMENT
'American Pie 2' X-cites Internet Porn film pirates teen comedy promo Daily News Wire Services
Kidman puts kibosh on film deals to tend kids REGINA MEDINA Daily News wire services contributed to this report
SPORTS
Abrosimova stars in OT as Lynx topple Monarchs Daily News Wire Services
Wendell hopes a new number will return him to his old form By Bob Brookover INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
No. 16 sweet for Schilling Daily News Wire Services
Silva leads Reading's rout of Erie THE INQUIRER
After a big season, Akers kicking for new horizons By Phil Sheridan INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Ravens' big-ticket signee Searcy out up to 3 months; Swayne gets job back Daily News Wire Services
Williams cruises past Seles in final THE INQUIRER STAFF
Phils beaten at the end of a bumpy road Robert Person faltered and the bullpen kept struggling. As a result, the team wound up 4-6 on its trip. By Bob Brookover INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Eager Birds enjoy a little scrimmage By Phil Sheridan INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Heavily favored Point Given narrowly wins the Haskell By Craig Donnelly INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Venus wins Acura, falls to No. 4 Daily News Wire Services
Indians rally from 12-0 deficit, win in 11 Daily News Wire Services
Count on it: Woosnam bags caddie for his latest goof-up Daily News Wire Services
NEWS
It's not like drilling in a city park The Arctic refuge offers an oil bounty in a place few ever see. By Craig Dimitri
Letters
Build new technology to be safe, too By WILLIAM M. EVAN and MARK MANION
Rod Stewart shows he's wearing well By Jonathan Valania FOR THE INQUIRER
Letters He'd rather be here than in Baltimore
Is Your Sitter An Ex-c0n? Child-care Background Checks Long Awaited
Democrats have the momentum, but what do they hope to do with it? By Matthew Miller
Letters
Neighbors hold driver after crash injures 3 Police say the man tried to flee after his car hit a father and two children walking in West Kensington. By Jack Hagel INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Worth Remembering Sweet deal for energy
The FCC is doing a poor job of guarding against indecency By Nick Hamisevicz
At end of dragon-boat racing, the force is not with the force By Walter F. Naedele INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
A lackluster start for N.J. school-choice program The program allows students to attend schools outside their hometowns. Participation is expected to pick up this fall. By Tom Avril INQUIRER TRENTON BUREAU
It's about time Court affirms the all-too-obvious: Mushroom workers can organize.
Renovation 'going gangbusters' on battleship as opening nears Labor Day weekend is the goal, but bad weather is a potential glitch. By Joseph A. Gambardello INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Despite lab error, neighbors stand by St. Agnes They say there shouldn't be a "rush to judgment" until all investigations are finished at the S. Philadelphia institution. By Susan Warner INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Storm causes outages for nearly 40,000 homes By Jake Wagman INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Bush dredges up wrong side of Hudson issue Michelle Malkin
No Pane, No Gain
Standoff ends with shooter dead After nearly 12 hours, police stormed the Somerton house where the man had shot an officer. They found his body. By Rose Ciotta INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
On Parkway, rhythms keep people moving The Festival de las Americas enlivened a sweaty day. Thousands came out to celebrate their homelands. By Diane Mastrull INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Immigration-law critics say case points to flaws Border barrier keeps a Mexican father from his American family in Pa. By Stephen Seplow INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Letters Don't make fun of Ange or his excess poundage
A year later, plane crash still haunts community The collision over Burlington Twp. killed 11. Some residents and colleagues of the victims remain wary of the skies. By Lauren Mayk INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
National Night Out raises awareness The annual event, which is tomorrow night, has grown from being simply symbolic, organizers say. By Marc Schogol and Alicia Caldwell INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS
From the suburbs, they live in Camden, lending a hand Young people participated in a week of activities and service projects during the program, run by the diocese. By Kristen A. Graham INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Area's energy surcharges leaving some dumbfounded Pa. and N.J. hotels have joined others in adding them. Critics doubt the need here, and some state officials have questions. By Jake Wagman INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Woolwich plan for missile site is slow getting off the ground The township wants to buy the federal land for public and private use. Potential hazards there are hindering progress. By Sara Isadora Mancuso INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Warped Tour beats in the heat of a summer's day By Dan DeLuca INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
In apartheid's wake, division in S. Africa is black vs. black By Andrew Maykuth INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Letters Pat Croce is outtathere; so what?
Pheasant Run swimmers retain Tri-County crown By Marc Narducci INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
SEPTA paratransit ills humiliate the disabled By Larry Atkins
Self-imposed exile A helpful N.J. program for problem gamblers.
A well-seasoned cook runs a show featuring thousands of frog legs By Sandy Bauers INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
BUSINESS
Taking his team to Commerce By Joseph N. DiStefano INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Bysis taps a growing market: Helping run retirement plans Rising demand brings a move to new offices in Upper Dublin. By Gery Blumenthal FOR THE INQUIRER
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