What happened on March 09, 2001
NEWS
Conflicting Testimony Given By A Witness In Traitz Trial A Former Girlfriend Testified That Joseph Traitz Confessed To Murder. She Later Conceded He Might Not Have. By Kristin E. Holmes INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
A Powerful Trio Helped Convicted Banker Win Pardon By Sumana Chatterjee INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Defendant Is Id'd In 2 Killings, Then Held For Trial by Dave Racher Daily News Staff Writer
Yeadon Police Veteran Charged District Attorney Patrick Meehan Said Sgt. Robert Boyden Indecently Assaulted A Teenage Girl. By Deborah Bolling INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Witnesses Testify Of Fraud At Trial Of Ex-stock Tycoon Robert E. Brennan Owned Two Local Racetracks. He Is Accused Of Bankruptcy Fraud And Money-laundering. By Frank Fitzpatrick INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Letters
A Passover Celebration With Women As The Focus By Cynthia J. McGroarty INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Testing Of Private Wells Wins Approval The Assembly Sent To The Governor A Bill To Require That The Water Quality Be Checked Before A Home Is Sold. By Jennifer Moroz INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Anteing Up Pennies For A School's Rainy Day - Today By Rita Giordano INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Oscar Johnson Sr., 72, Retired Steel Worker by Jim Nicholson Daily News Staff Writer
George W. Should Expedite Korean Talks By Trudy Rubin
'Odd Couple' Of Armey And Mfume Discuss Concerns Of Minorities By Jerry Abejo INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
S. Jersey Growth Cools Off Detailed Census Figures Show Only A 5% Rise In Three Area Counties In The 1990s. By Thomas Ginsberg INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Efficiency In The House Urban-renewal Model Holds Hints For Bush.
Healthy Bipartisanship As Alliances Form On Health-care Reform, The Key Player Will Be President Bush.
High Style Meets High Tech At Renovated City Complex By Sheila Dyan FOR THE INQUIRER
Ex-leader Of Pakistan Visits As Part Of Quest Benazir Bhutto, Perhaps The Best-known Muslim Woman In The World, Would Like To Be Her Nation's Ruler Once More. By Jim Remsen INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Letters True 'Merit' Selection
Rant Of The Week Daily News, Are You Losing Your Mind?
Transit Talks 'Stuck In The Mud' Health Care And Drugs Stymie Septa And Twu by Chris Brennan Daily News Staff Writer
Census Ruling Political, Not Scientific Phila. Loses From Decision Not To Supplement Head Count With Sampling
For Spring Training, It's Cuba By Mark Stroh INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Protecting The Innocent
Suspension Of Delco Club License Is Halted By Mary Anne Janco INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Bush Presidency So Far Suggests Bipartisanship Is A One-way Street By Larry Eichel
Letters Military Needed To Stop Mardi Gras Madness
Narberth Church Marks 100 Years By Mary Blakinger INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
In Camden, A School Plan With Hope The District's Proposed Budget Calls For A 2-cent Increase In The Tax Rate - And $74 Million In Aid. By Melanie Burney INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
More Than A Case Of Law A N.j. Court Case Involves Reproductive Rights, Catholic Teachings, Divorce And A Radical State High Court. By Gregory J. Sullivan
Election Case Touches Top Officials Mayor Street And U.s. Rep. Robert Brady Are Not Part Of A Grand-jury Corruption Report. But Some Allies Are. Street, Brady Allies Prominent In Election Report By Cynthia Burton and Nathan Gorenstein INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS
City's High-priced Legal Ticket Big Lawyer Fees For Stadium Deals by Dave Davies Daily News Staff Writer
Pentagon Team Visits Delco Plant The Panel Sought Information On The Osprey At Boeing's Ridley Twp. Facility. Its Report On Safety Is Due In April. By Dan Hardy INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Brother And Sister Would Like Siblings By Paddy Noyes FOR THE INQUIRER
Adding Density And Diversity Towns Already Confronting The Changes Shown In Census By Thomas Ginsberg and Leonard N. Fleming INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS
Court Hears Taped Words Of Witness The Brother Of A Boy, 14, Accused In A Girl's Death Reportedly Said Others Were Advised To Say She Had Fallen. By Nedra Lindsey INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Ex-labor Agent Jailed He Gets 1 Years For Selling 'Hot' Antiques by Jim Smith Daily News Staff Writer
Protesters Pack A School Board Hearing On Charter The Panel Could Close The World Communications School. Yesterday It Heard Grim Numbers And Words Of Support. By Susan Snyder INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Was She Raped? by Kitty Caparella Daily News Staff Writer
Sweeney Expected To Join Senate Race Tomorrow The Gloucester County Leader Would Take On Sen. Raymond J. Zane, An Ex-democrat, In What Could Be A Costly Battle. By Erika Hobbs INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Bush's Tax Cut Scores A Win In The House The President Hailed The 230-198 Vote, But Unhappy Democrats Promised A Much Tougher Test In The Senate. By Jackie Koszczuk INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Rabbi Can't Spy On Jenoff Neulander's Attempt To Peek Into Confessed Killer's Fbi Files On Hold Until Judge's Review by Chris Brennan Daily News Staff Writer
Judge Denies Neulander Bid To See Witness' Full Fbi Files The Rabbi's Lawyers Want Unedited Reports On Len Jenoff. They Said Their Next Stop Would Be Federal Court. By Brendan January INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Spring-ford Board Votes To Fire Spring City Principal By Kathryn Masterson INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Hajj Could Be A Symbol Of Unity By Raeed N. Tayeh
Woolwich's Mayor Learns He Has Rare Form Of Cancer By Sara Isadora Mancuso INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Warminster Twp. Bought Testimony, Critics Say The Day Before Taking The Stand, A Former Township Official Got An Overtime Check He Had Sought Since 1992. By Matthew P. Blanchard INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Afflicted Kids Need Good Homes Agency Seeks Loving Families To Take Them by Yvonne Latty Daily News Staff Writer
Gone, But His Music Didn't Die Fund-raiser And Tribute For Latin Bandleader Killed In A Hit-run; His Family Is Pleading For Info by Al Hunter Jr. and April Adamson Daily News Staff Writers
A Dream Is Shattered, But The Music Goes On Friends And Family Remember Bandleader Julio Cesar Marrero. By Monica Rhor INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
With Principles, Pastors Can Still Play Politics By Elmer Smith
Cop Charged In Sex Attack He's Accused Of Assaulting Girl 3 Times by Nicole Weisensee Egan Daily News Staff Writer
First Came Sinkholes; Next, New Jams On The Schuylkill By Jere Downs INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
It's Time To Nominate The Cop Who Is True Blue by Dana DiFilippo Daily News Staff Writer
Montco Sidelining Two Over E. Coli The Health Staffers Are Being Suspended For Inaction After An Outbreak. Building Leadership Is Next. By Erin Carroll INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Council Snows Local Forecasters Votes To Broadcast 'Unfiltered Weather' by Mark McDonald Daily News Staff Writer
Jury Convicts Security Guard In Killing Of His Mother by Dave Racher Daily News Staff Writer
Creating A Monument In The Arizona Desert Not Much Is There. That's The Beauty And The Challenge. By Larry Fish INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Rethinking School Safety From Book Bags To Guards, Life Changing For Students By Nicole Barnes-Nelson and Connie Langland INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS
Ex-labor Agent Gets 18 Months In Prison Charles W. Kass Had Admitted Fencing Stolen Architectural Fixtures. "I Was Stupid," He Told A Judge. By Joseph A. Slobodzian INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
2d Candidate Makes Her Pitch To Public Diane Mccusker Is A Finalist For Superintendent At Owen J. Roberts. She Was Asked About Student Discipline And Ethics. By Benjamin Wallace-Wells INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
For Lent, Church Seeks The Picture Of Faith Camden's Bridge Of Peace Community Church Is Inviting People To Fill Its New Prayer Chapel With Portraits Of Jesus. By Louise Harbach INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Wake Up, White America! by Tim Wise
Street Invites W. To July 4th Fete If He Comes, Churches May Be In Spotlight by Ron Goldwyn Daily News Staff Writer
Fairmount Water Works To Reopen Sept. 8 By Elisa Ung INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Barnes' 'Visibility' On Main Line Is Questioned By Patrick Kerkstra INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Tests Say Asbestos At School No Issue A Contractor At Owen J. Roberts High School Reported Unsafe Levels In Unexposed Spots. New Tests Show Standards Are Met. By Benjamin Wallace-Wells INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Teacher Riding Waves To Dreams Westtown's Susan Carty Will Update Students From A Research Ship. By Kate Herman INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Celtic Concert, Children's Art Set At West Chester Church By John Corr INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Mom Of 3 Dies After Hit-run Was Crossing Broad On Way To An Atm by Al Hunter Jr. Daily News Staff Writer
Clinton Basks In Warm Reception At Hotelier Convention In A.c. He Advocated Help In Rebuilding A Section Of India Devastated By An Earthquake. He Was Upbeat About His Lasting Public Image. By Amy S. Rosenberg INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Mengel Files Suit Against N. Wales She Says Officials Are Trying To Drive Her Foundation, Which Provides Housing For The Disabled, Out Of Town. By Michelle Jeffery INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Police Chief Leaves Pistol At A School Kennett Square's Albert Mccarthy Had Taken The Clip Out. He Asked For, And Was Given, A Suspension. By Jonathan Gelb INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
County Hires Navy Retiree To Direct Human Resources Thomas S. Czulewicz Has Served Two Years In The Department Of Emergency Services. Among His Duties Will Be Contract Talks. By Nancy Petersen INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Letters 2001: The Wonderful Blizzard Of Blahs
Police Blotter This report was compiled by Inquirer suburban staff writers Chani Katzen, Robert F. O'Neill and Mark Stroh
SPORTS
Lions Able To Roll Into State Final Adrienne Rochetti Sank Eight In The Final Quarter To Secure Sacred Heart's Win Over Gloucester Catholic. By Marc Narducci INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Trying To Pin Down A State Crown Washington Twp.'s Eric Ring Has Plans After College; He Wants To Coach Wrestling. By Tom McGurk INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Ex-sixers Return, Dressed As Hawks by Phil Jasner Daily News Sports Writer
Person Starting To Eye Opening Day by Paul Hagen Daily News Sports Writer
Padilla Loaded With Promise, But A Bit Short On Experience By Bob Brookover INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Pandas Win, Heading For Final With O'hara By Shannon Ryan INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Olympic Testing Concerns League Daily News Wire Services
Resurgent Seton Hall Pummels Georgetown By Joe Juliano INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Facility Wows 1st Customer Free Agent Thrash Likes What He Sees At Eagles' Practice Complex by Marcus Hayes Daily News Sports Writer
Speedy Looks Forward To Winning Season - Next Year by Dana Pennett O'Neil Daily News Sports Writer
Court Date Could Derail Person's Date With Destiny By Bob Brookover INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Playoff Deja Vu For Cheltenham By Beth Huffman INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Owls Fight Off Dayton In Push For Bid To The Ncaas By Mike Jensen INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Primeau Hat Trick Leads Flyers The Center Lifted His Season Total To A Career-best 32 Goals As The Flyers Pulled Away Early From Calgary. By Tim Panaccio INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Eagles Visited By Free-agent Receiver Thrash He Didn't Make It Past A Few Minicamp Practices With The Team In 1997, But That Was Then. By Phil Sheridan INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
No Lindros Progress As Deadline Looms By Tim Panaccio INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
District Champs Face Uphill Fights By Ira Josephs INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Nelson Sinks Explorers' Fleet Hawks Advance Behind Freshman Point Guard's 23 Points By Ray Parrillo INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
76ers Looking Just A Little Bit Different Now With Dikembe Mutombo In The Middle On Defense, Others Are Putting More Of Their Energy Into Offense. By Stephen A. Smith INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Several Make Pitch To Fill Out Rotation, 'pen by Paul Hagen Daily News Sports Writer
Source Says Knight Headed To Texas Tech THE INQUIRER STAFF
Bucs' Benson Accepts $13 Million Contract FROM INQUIRER WIRE SERVICES
Dragons Roll, 90-78, As Martin Finds Mark THE INQUIRER STAFF
O's Send Belle Limping Off Into The Sunset Daily News Wire Services
Latest Lindros News Is No Big Deal by Les Bowen Daily News Sports Writer
Cbs Analysts Hype Hawks by Bill Fleischman Daily News Sports Writer
Council Rock Senior Dives To Class Title THE INQUIRER STAFF
Loss To Boston College Pushes 'nova To The Brink By Joe Juliano INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
St. Augustine Wins To Gain State Final By Marc Narducci INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Scrappy Explorers Failed To Match Up Against Hawks After Tying The Game Late In The Second Half, La Salle's Zone Defense Backfired In Its Loss To St. Joseph's. By Ashley McGeachy INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Owls Get Win, Need At Least One More by Mike Kern Daily News Sports Writer
Sterling Girls Reach Championship Game By Janet Paskin INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Wallace Tossed Again Daily News Wire Services
Nelson's A Little Big Shot by Dana Pennett O'Neil Daily News Sports Writer
In Track, Big Doings On Two Continents While The World Indoor Meet Gets Started In Portugal, The Ncaa Indoor Meet Opens In Arkansas. By Ron Reid INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
O'hara Girls Trounce Wood In Catholic League Semifinal By Shannon Ryan INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Women's Big 12 Final Is Set Daily News Wire Services
Another 'catastrophe Vs. Bc by Dick Jerardi Daily News Sports Writer
Primo Primeau Hats Off To Primeau by Les Bowen Daily News Sports Writer
Seahawks' Kennedy, Steelers' Kirkland Cut Daily News Wire Services
Keeley Spurs Florence's Return To Final By Sam Carchidi INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Swarthmore Women's Coach Garners Award By Chris Morkides INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Coatesville's Brickus Can't Stop Kutztown's Decline By Don Beideman INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Whippets, Indians Can Meet In 2d Round Girls' Basketball Notebook By Shannon Ryan INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Hunter's Track Career Kaput Retirement Now Official After His 2-year Suspension Daily News Wire Services
Assistant Coach Says Rams Ready This Time By Chris Morkides INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
St. Joe's Gets Private Hearing On Complaint by Edward Moran Daily News Sports Writer
Kirkland, Kennedy Lose Jobs Due To Cap FROM INQUIRER WIRE SERVICES
Mike Jones Upset At Nationals By Don Beideman INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Temple Lands 6-8 Forward by Mike Kern Daily News Sports Writer
District 1 Struggles In Piaa Wrestling By Brian Miller INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Wagner Leads Camden To Final He Exploded For 46 Points, 23 In The Third Quarter. In The End, Even Neptune's Fans Were Cheering For Him. By Kristian Pope INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
The Merchant Marine Academy Is Sailing Into Uncharted Territory South Jersey Native Bill Lange Jr. Has His Men's Basketball Team Two Games Away From The Division Iii Final Four. By Sam Carchidi INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Wildwood Girls Rout Colts Neck, Reach Group 1 Title Game By Rich Fisher INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Parnevik, Ferguson, Ogilvy On Top In Florida FROM INQUIRER WIRE SERVICES
Better Late Than Never, Council Rock's Presner Finds His Role The 6-foot-8 Senior, Who Has Been Mostly A Sub, Has Bloomed Into A Key Player As The Playoffs Have Progressed. By Rick O'Brien INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
For Scanlons, Title Game Will Be A Twin Sister Act by Ted Silary Daily News Sports Writer
Fords' Vetter Is Voted Central League Mvp By Shannon Ryan INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Hall Pulls Off Another Upset Daily News Wire Services
Princeton's Thompson, Walton Have Ties That Bind By Rich Fisher INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
The Malvern Prep Winger Is Now A Star In His Own Right. After Waiting His Turn, Mckeon Is Enjoying His Days On The Ice By Joe Santoliquito INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
ENTERTAINMENT
Issue Focuses On Diabetes Awareness By Dominic Sama INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
'Company Man' Goes As The Bay Of Pigs Did Douglas Mcgrath's Comedy Is A Waste Of A Cast - And Your Time. By Desmond Ryan INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
One Plot Thread Unravels, The Other Is Left Dangling By Douglas J. Keating INQUIRER THEATER CRITIC
A Charitable Turn To Aid Quake Victims By Lloylita Prout FOR THE INQUIRER
'15 Minutes' A Timely Black Comedy by Gary Thompson Daily News Movie Critic
Lemmons Not Blind To Diplomacy by Gary Thompson Daily News Movie Critic
Xzibit Drops In From West To Tla On South by Damon C. Williams Daily News Staff Writer
A Fleet-footed Look At Celebrity, Bathed In Bluster John Herzfeld The Screenwriter Fails John Herzfeld The Director In A Heavy Parable. By Carrie Rickey INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
Alternative Choice Sara Sherr, For the Daily News
'Practice' Star Manheim Adds Baby Boy To Her Firm By Regina Medina Mr.Showbiz.com, People.com, E!Online and Daily News wire services contributed to this report
Heart Is In The Right Place 'Valentine' Tale Entices, But Finale Is Anticlimactic by Gary Thompson Daily News Movie Critic
'Caveman' Goes Sane To Crack A Murder By Carrie Rickey INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
Sculptor Finds A New Voice In Painting By Edward J. Sozanski INQUIRER ART CRITIC
Where Being Yourself Is (usually) Encouraged By Jonathan Valania FOR THE INQUIRER
The Beat Of The Season: Flower, Drum Songs by Tom Di Nardo Daily News Classical Music Writer
In 'Gleaners,' One Man's Trash. . . by Francesca Chapman Daily News Staff Writer
Home-style Fare With Cuban Flair by Sono Motoyama Daily News Staff Writer
Bad Company Is One Thing, But. . . by Gary Thompson Daily News Movie Critic
On The Fringe, Gleaning A Living By Steven Rea INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
Redoing The Kids' Room Isn't Child's Play Here Are Some Basics For A Successful Remodeling Project by Renee Lucas Wayne, Daily News Staff Writer
Love, Irish Style: A Film Buff Romances A Burglar In Dublin By Steven Rea INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
From Joe Jackson, A Tale Of One City By A.D. Amorosi FOR THE INQUIRER
Two Old Friends Rehash A Past Trauma By Clifford A. Ridley INQUIRER THEATER CRITIC
St. Pat's Day: More Than Wearing Green By Rashod D. Ollison INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Family Is Divided By Secrets The Weeklong Israeli Film Festival 2001 Opens. By Desmond Ryan INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
Glimpse Some Masterpieces Right Out Of University Museum's Basement, For Five Days Only: Exquisite Landscapes On Silk, Taking The Spotlight In The Rotunda's Venerable Chinese Collection. By Miriam Seidel FOR THE INQUIRER
BUSINESS
Comcast Seeks New Site For Office The Cable Firm Wants To Keep Its Headquarters In Center City. At Least 8 Spots Are Being Proposed. By Henry J. Holcomb INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
It Might Be Hard To Tell, But Peco Rates Will Increase A Notice Mailed With This Month's Electric Bills Talks About "Reduction," But Customers Will Be Paying More. By Akweli Parker INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Dow To Pay Area Firm $1 Billion For Ag Unit Rohm & Haas Said The Sale Could Mean Layoffs Of Up To 110 Farm-chemicals Staffers In The Philadelphia Area. By Andrea Knox INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Market Volatility Forces Uti To Delay Stock Sale The Collegeville Firm Was Unable To Set A Share Price. It Hoped To Make An Ipo Today. By Harold Brubaker INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Internet Capital Selling Stake In Rightworks The Wayne Company Has Been Selling Assets To Raise Cash. It Will Get About $86 Million In Stock From I2 Technologies. By Miriam Hill INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
LIVING
How A Garden Show Grows The Madama Butterfly Tableau By Waldor Orchids At The Philadelphia Flower Show, From Wood And Concrete To Oohs And Aahs. Inquirer photographs and story by Eric Mencher
A Second Home Leaves Room For Some Whimsy By Diane Goldsmith INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
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