What happened on February 02, 2001
NEWS
Man Guilty Of Hiding 2 Runaways John O'neil Pleaded Guilty To Harboring The Two Teen Girls. A Judge Sentenced Him To 3 To 23 Months' House Arrest. By Stephanie Doster, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Study: 7 Charters In Pa. Fall Short On Certification The Schools - Four Of Them In Philadelphia - Lacked The Required Proportion Of Certified Teachers, The State Said. By Susan Snyder, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
'Nonstructural' Steps Replace Dam Project Victims Of Neshaminy Creek Flood Damage Were Angered, But Some Others Approved Of The Recommendation. By Zlati Meyer, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Accused Con-tractor Ordered To Face Trial by Dave Racher, Daily News Staff Writer
Western Governors Warn Of Problems From Calif. Power Crisis At An Energy Summit, They Said The Impact Was Already Spreading - And Called On Californians To Conserve. By Larry Fish, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
On Edge Over Bomb Scares, Police Probe Two Devices By Jonathan Gelb, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Artist Offers Vivid Portrait Of An Outcast Cuban Writer by Gary Thompson, Daily News Movie Critic
Montco Tax Deal Holds Appeal For Other Counties By Erin Carroll, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Delco Man Accused Of Secret Taping by Kitty Caparella, Daily News Staff Writer
Small Schools Get A Ringing Endorsement By James M. O'Neill, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Man Who Fled After Killing Is Acquitted by Dave Racher, Daily News Staff Writer
Township Has Credits To Sell, But Who'll Buy? At Issue Are Tax Mitigation Credits Purchased For A Project That's Been Scratched. Unloading Them May Be Difficult. By Martin Z. Braun, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Letters
Assisted Living With Your Help, The Clintons Are Doing Ok.
Media Will Scrutinize Its Retail-only Ordinance A Livelier Downtown Is The Goal. Some Oppose The Rule. By Joann Klimkiewicz, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Oh, Yeah, Water Bills Are Rising Rte Increase Tucked Into Mayor's 5-year Plan by Dave Davies, Daily News Staff Writer
Rant Of The Week
Go Play In Traffic There Are 700 Vehicles To Enjoy - Including The Newest Suvs - At This Year's Philly Auto Show by Shaun D. Mullen, Daily News Staff Writer
Clinton Ready To Cash In On Lucrative Yak Circuit Daily News wire services contributed to this report
Anita On The Hill: No Chance For Reconciliation
Company Defends Haddon Heights Tower Sprint Spectrum Is Seeking To Build A 120-foot Structure To Ease Telecommunication. Some Residents Oppose It. By Kristen A. Graham, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Church Presents Dickens' 'Oliver!' By Cynthia J. McGroarty, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
For Democrats And Gop, Lessons Abound In Debate Over Ashcroft By Larry Eichel
More Winter Hinges On Air Patterns, Not Groundhog's Shadow Punxsutawney Phil Is Fun, But Climatologists Say That Tracking The Arctic Oscillation - Cold Air From The North Pole - Is A Surer Sign. By Anthony R. Wood, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Dea Figures In 'Takedown' Don't Hold Up A Closer Look Finds Last Fall's 36-nation Antidrug Effort Was Not Quite The Ringing Success The Agency Cited. By Lenny Savino, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
From The World's Pages Lockerbie: It Isn't Over Yet
Standard Test Scores Have Mixed Results In Some South Jersey Districts, Efforts To Improve Poor Results Of Tests Taken In 1999 Appear To Have Been Successful. By Tom Avril and Alletta Emeno, INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS
Phone Line Woes Continue For Jobless by April Adamson, Daily News Staff Writer
Camden Police Seeking Man In Attempts To Abduct Schoolgirl By John Way Jennings, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
For Democrats, Mcauliffe Means The Money To Win The Party's Top Fund-raiser Is Likely To Be Its Next Chairman. Not All Are Happy About It. By Dick Polman, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Faith Succeeds Where Prison Fails by David Cole
Shocking New Cop Weapon Is Non-lethal Police Get Taser Stun Guns, Touted As Less Dangerous Means Of Subduing Suspects by April Adamson, Daily News Staff Writer
Child Advocate Groups Drop Lawsuit Against Dhs by Yvonne Latty and Gloria Campisi Daily News Staff Writers
Cafe Is Out Of Sight, But Gaining Popularity The Cherry Hill Baptist Church Coffeehouse Draws A Crowd Each Month. It Has Christian Entertainment. By Louise Harbach, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Bush Pushes Plan To Help The Disabled The Initiative Is Intended To Widen The Scope Of A Law His Father Signed, Without Imposing New Mandates. By Ron Hutcheson, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Retired College Official Running For W. Chester Mayor As Republican By Kate Herman, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Operation Sunrise Begins A New Phase City Workers Plan A Door-to-door Survey In A North Phila. Neighborhood To Learn What Must Be Done. By Julie Stoiber, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Two Groups Offer Workshop On Women's Power In God's Creation By Gloria A. Hoffner, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Baby, Nanny Are Sought By Police They Were Last Seen By A Relative In The Family Home In Wallingford At Midweek. By Mary Anne Janco, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Breaking Ground With Public Park Five Years In The Making, The Rutgers-camden Fields Will Be Done By May. It Will Feature A Playground. By Will Van Sant, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Rational Numbers Let The Professionals, Not The Politicians, Decide What The Real Census Figures Are.
Go-ahead For Stadiums Is Approved City Council Cleared Barriers About A Sign Tower And Concessions Before Approving Lease Deals. By Clea Benson, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Scientists See A Warning In Melting Of Antarctic Ice By Paul Recer, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
The Eight Votes For John Ashcroft The Bitter And Narrow Confirmation Of The Attorney General Points To Problems Ahead For W
Norristown Man Held In Shootings An Officer On Routine Patrol Said He Saw The 20-year-old Carrying An Assault Rifle. A Search Also Turned Up Cocaine. By Jacob Quinn Sanders, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Lofty Ambitions Center City Neighborhood Gives 'High Life' A New Meaning by Jenice M. Armstrong, Daily News Staff Writer
Hearing Airs Accusations Against Chief On Failed Arrest The Head Of The Falls Township Police Faces 12 Charges For Allegedly Refusing To Cooperate. The Supervisors Will Rule. By Lee Drutman, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
How You Can Dodge A Bad Neighborhood Daily News Wire Services
Upgrading Study Skills And Habits A New Elkins Park Resource Center Helps Students Learn How To Write An Essay. By Kay Raftery, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Easton's Leonhardt Dropping By by Al Hunter Jr., Daily News Staff Writer
Alternative Choice By Sara Sherr, For the Daily News
Empty Stores Are A Hard Sell Retail Behemoths Leave Behind Acres Of Useless Space For Towns. By Evan Halper, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Old City's Cuba Libre Not An Isle Of Good Taste by Sono Motoyama, Daily News Staff Writer
Ed's On The Move Rendell Ends Dnc Duties With 'No Regrets' by Dave Davies, Daily News Staff Writer
State Fines A Former Morrisville School Official James Sauers Made A Business Deal With The District Just Weeks After Leaving His Schools Job. By Lee Drutman, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Striking Up The Band - Again A Tireless A.c. Booster Has Gathered Alumni From A Steel Pier Lineup. By Amy S. Rosenberg, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Camden Boy, 13, Pleads Guilty To Taking A Handgun Into School By Aamer Madhani, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Super Kickoff To The Week 3 Violinists Offer 1 Tough Choice by Tom Di Nardo, Daily News Classical Music Writer
Will Viewers Buy What Xfl Has To Sell? A Made-for-tv Mixture: Gimmicks, Glitz, Gridiron By Phil Sheridan, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Table Kills Schoolboy by Mark Angeles and Kitty Caparella Daily News Staff Writers Daily News Staff Writer Dana DiFilippo contributed to this report
5-year-old's Death At School Grips A Northeast Phila. Neighborhood During A Busy Lunch Hour, Table Falls On Kindergartner, Killing Him By Thomas J. Gibbons Jr., Elisa Ung and Frederick Cusick, INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS
Springside School Given Large Bequest By Connie Langland, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Liberal-arts Educations Decline As Students Grease Career Paths By James M. O'Neill, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Joseph Abramson, 84, Retired Businessman By Herb Drill, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Bartender Shot Last Week Dies by John F. Morrison, Daily News Staff Writer
Letters
Police Force Is Ready To Break Out Of Its Station After Hearing About Tight Space And Bat Droppings, Supervisors In Westtown And East Goshen Will Meet Again In A Month. By Susan Weidener, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Tropicana Casino Plans Non-gaming Expansion The A.c. Project Includes Convention, Conference, Retail, Restaurant And Entertainment Facilities. By Amy S. Rosenberg, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Ashcroft Wins Confirmation On 58-42 Vote By Mustering More Than 40 Votes, Senate Democrats Said They Showed They Could Filibuster Future Nominees. By Jackie Koszczuk and Sumana Chatterjee, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Barnegat Lighthouse Needs More Shoring Up Fending Off The Ocean Will Cost $1.38 Million. The Army Corps Calls The Work Maintenance. By Jacqueline L. Urgo, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Three Are Charged In Incident At Bank By Mark Stroh, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Man Gets 10 Yrs. For Killing Wife Judge Rejects Bid For A New Trial by Dave Racher, Daily News Staff Writer
Out With History, In With Hoagies? It Could Be Happening In Glassboro An 18th-century Inn That's On The Market May Be Razed. Wawa Is Interested. Historians Are Gearing Up. By Kaitlin Gurney, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Contractors Jailed For Illegally Burying Trash by Dave Racher, Daily News Staff Writer
Ojr Set - It Hopes - To Open New Classrooms And Cafeteria The First Phase Of A Snake-bitten Renovation Project Is Nearly Complete. Perhaps. They'll See. By Benjamin Wallace-Wells, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Philly Signs Of Spring Some Predictions That Are Better Than Phil's by Jim Nolan, Daily News Staff Writer
Anne Roosevelt, 86, Sportswoman By Dominic Sama, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Philanthropist Gives $20 Million To Penn George Weiss' Latest Gift Will Go Toward Financial Aid And A Center Focusing On New Technologies. By Dale Mezzacappa, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Wings And Web Feet On That Groundhog? By Andy Myer
Ideas Crossing Borders Mexico's Vicente Fox Is Set To Greet George W. Bush. By Trudy Rubin
Dance And Drama On Tap In 'Bojangles' Biography And Gregory Hines Is Perfect Choice For Title Role by David Bianculli, New York Daily News
Prisons Angering Some With Cuts In Visiting Hours The State Says The Reason For The Cutbacks Is To Save Overtime During Visiting Hours That Were Slow Anyway. By Alicia A. Caldwell, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Art Warming by Anne R. Fabbri, For the Daily News
Brutal Prison Beating Alleged by Nicole Weisensee Egan, Daily News Staff Writer
Francis J. Eble, 35, Archaeologist By S. Joseph Hagenmayer, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Barry Eiferman, 52, Sales Representative By William R. Macklin, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Barry Eiferman, 52, 'Dynamic' Ad Salesman by Leon Taylor, Daily News Staff Writer
Friendly Store Shuts Its Doors In Haddon Heights The Local Acme Supermarket Was Not Super Enough To Compete With The Specialization And Size Of Its Bigger Rivals. By Kristen A. Graham, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
'You Bet It Hurts' He'll Be The Judge Amid Threats And Criticism, Family Court Jurist Defends Decisions On Rape And School Fight Cases by Barbara Laker, Daily News Staff Writer
Pathologist Details Victim's Injuries In 1995 Killing Santina Leonardi Was Stabbed And Her Facial Bones Crushed, The Examiner Said. Luis A. Cruz Jr. Is On Trial. By Sara Isadora Mancuso, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Luxury Suites Downtown For As Long As You Want The 1925 Building, Built As A European-style Hotel By Horace Trumbauer, Has Been Refurbished. By Sheila Dyan, FOR THE INQUIRER
SPORTS
Grades In Order, Fadeyibi Schooling Opponents by Ted Silary, Daily News Sports Writer
Gannon Not One To Forget Roots by Dana Pennett O'Neil, Daily News Sports Writer
Iverson Gets Untracked In Second Half, Lifts Sixers The Licking The Star Took In The First Half Couldn't Keep Him From Developing A Hot Hand After That And Keying Another Road Victory. By Frank Fitzpatrick, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
They Survive The Isles Weary Flyers Squeak Out A Victory by Les Bowen, Daily News Sports Writer
Desjardins And Flyers Keep Islanders At Bay By Tim Panaccio, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Strained Arch Forces Shaq To Cool Heels Another Week Daily News Wire Services
'nuff Said Iverson Answers Knicks Fans With 31 Points Allen Gives The Right Answer by Phil Jasner, Daily News Sports Writer
It's A Sport In Which Three Strikes Gets You Applause Bowling Still Thrives At The Scholastic Level, As Some Students Showed At A Recent Tournament. By Janet Paskin, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Vols Avenge Uconn Losses Daily News Wire Services
Dragons' Win Streak Runs Out Of Fire by Bernard Fernandez, Daily News Sports Writer
Yankees, Jeter Said Near Deal Daily News Wire Services
Millrose Games Shift Last Leg Of Events The Men's And Women's 60-meter Hurdles And Sprints Will Culminate The Competition Tonight. By Ron Reid, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Owls Pass Dukes, But Not Muster by Mike Kern, Daily News Sports Writer
Nelson Beats Clock Trey Forces Ot, Lifts St. Joseph's by Bob Cooney, Daily News Sports Writer
Tennessee Defensive Chief Hired As Bills Head Coach FROM INQUIRER WIRE SERVICES
No Joke, Mcnabb Takes Latest Honor Seriously by Marcus Hayes, Daily News Sports Writer
Piaa's Change Shuffles Schedule For Tournaments By Brian Miller, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Duke Done In By Heels At Line Daily News Wire Services
Police Want Armstrong's Blood Daily News Wire Services
St. Joseph's Outlasts The Bonnies Freshman Guard Jameer Nelson Kept The Hawks Alive With A Buzzer-beating Three-pointer To End Regulation. His Teammates Never Looked Back. By Ray Parrillo, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Phils And Lee Appear Headed For Arbitration By Bob Brookover, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Blue Hens Pull Off 68-56 Victory Over The Dragons By Kevin Tatum, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Titans' Williams Wins Out In Search For Bills Coach Daily News Wire Services
Copskey Near Mark As Sterling Rolls, 86-39 She Needs Just Six Points To Be South Jersey's All-time Scorer, But She Opted To Wait For Tomorrow At Home. By Kristian Pope, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Taking Football Coverage To Xtremes by Bill Fleischman, Daily News Sports Writer
Player Of Month Iverson Regrets How He Handled Indiana Incident By Frank Fitzpatrick, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Tiger Recovers With 66 Despite Injury, Woods Only 2 Back At Pebble Beach Daily News Wire Services
Mazzante, Penn State Rout Ohio State, 69-52 THE INQUIRER STAFF
Murray Back In The Fold Ex-coach Back For 2nd Stint As Scout by Les Bowen, Daily News Sports Writer
No. 4 N. Carolina Edges No. 2 Duke; Arizona Loses While Stanford Wins THE INQUIRER STAFF
Indiana Fans Bad, Knicks Agree by Phil Jasner, Daily News Sports Writer
Roberts' Effort Not Trivial To Bartram Cause by Ted Silary, Daily News Sports Writer
N. Burlco Steals A Win Over Lancers The Greyhounds Found New Energy In The Last Three Minutes To Prevail By 51-48 Over Holy Cross. By Janet Paskin, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Ojr Graduate Albert Winning The Simple Way By Chris Morkides, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Owls Catch Duquesne, Then Cruise John Chaney Was Not Happy, However. "Guys Wide Open - We're Not Passing The Ball. . . . There's No Chemistry On The Floor." Ron Rollerson Had 13 Boards. By Mike Jensen, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Bondra Caps Contract Day With Hat Trick Daily News Wire Services
Wagner Saves Camden With Huge 2d Half Camden Catholic Led By 16 At One Point, But The Panthers Star Led The Way Back With 36 After Halftime. By Marc Narducci, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Four From Area Awarded Pac Weekly Honor By Don Beideman, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Penncrest Girls Swim To Win; Mccann Stars By Don Beideman, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Fed-up Refs Leaving Area Soccer Leagues Parents And Coaches Have Become Abusive, And The Officials Just Can't Take It Anymore. By Shannon Ryan, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Raptors' Carter Still Hobbled By Knee Injury THE INQUIRER STAFF
Former Coach Terry Murray Returns To Flyers As A Scout By Tim Panaccio, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Bartram's 'Hungry' Roberts Feasts In 63-55 Win At Overbrook By Todd Zolecki, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Sickness Can't Keep Haddon Twp. From Rising To The Top By Josh Egerman, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
College Decision Day Nears For Scholastic Football's Finest By Todd Zolecki, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Tennessee Gets Its Revenge Against Uconn By Mel Greenberg, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Undersized Norristown Squad Surfacing With Impressive Wins By Ira Josephs, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Smiles For Chad & Friend by Marcus Hayes, Daily News Sports Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Engrossing Stories From A Bigoted Time By Clifford A. Ridley, INQUIRER THEATER CRITIC
Bold, Lush, Graceful Rock Of Frank Black By A.D. Amorosi, FOR THE INQUIRER
There's A Catastrophe Here, All Right, And It's Beyond Belief By Desmond Ryan, INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
A Wright Brother's Collection By Henri Sault, FOR THE INQUIRER
Through A Lens Of Culture And Identity By Edward J. Sozanski, INQUIRER ART CRITIC
Less Is Decidedly More For Former Verve Singer Ashcroft By A. D. Amorosi, FOR THE INQUIRER
Persecution In Paradise: Cuban Writer's Sad Life "Before Night Falls" Is The Passionate, Moving Story Of Reinaldo Arenas. By Steven Rea, INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
The Revamped Meat Puppets By Jonathan Valania, FOR THE INQUIRER
An Obscure Oddity By The Great Tennessee Williams By Douglas J. Keating, INQUIRER THEATER CRITIC
Evolution Sans Words, Or Human Faces By Leonard W. Boasberg, FOR THE INQUIRER
No Brains, No Charm, No Laughs By Steven Rea, INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
An Uninvolving Lesson In Letting Go By Carrie Rickey, INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
Documentary Lends Insight Into Shylock Study Of The Role, Its Lasting Impact. By Steven Rea, INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
LIVING
Robert Enjoys Drawing And Sports By Paddy Noyes, FOR THE INQUIRER
BUSINESS
Amtrak Asks For Aid Over 20 Years The Passenger Railroad Wants $1.5 Billion Annually To Help It Offer Train Service That Is Better And Faster. By Henry J. Holcomb, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Ceo-to-ceo Campaign Aims To Fill Hotel Rooms Executives Are Being Asked To Stay In Town For Meetings. By Marcia Gelbart, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Council Committee Puts Off Cable Vote By Patricia Horn, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Campbell Soup's Chief Financial Officer Steps Down Basil L. Anderson Is Retiring. Changes Had Been Expected Under A New Ceo, But Anderson's Exit Was A Surprise, An Analyst Said. By Harold Brubaker, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
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