What happened on February 18, 2002
SPORTS
U.S.-Russia hockey rematch nets big TV ratings THE INQUIRER STAFF
Delran's Halligan enjoying a stellar senior season By Marc Narducci INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Texans expected to pick Boselli first Daily News Wire Services
Jefferson, O'Hara teams dominate Catholic track By Kristian Pope INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
No. 7 Purdue tops Michigan; LSU prevails THE INQUIRER STAFF
Skiles steps down as Suns coach Daily News Wire Services
Prep knocks Roman from playoff race By Todd Zolecki INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Richter heroics have U.S. sitting pretty By Jim Salisbury INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Iverson out as Sixers stumble Their ailing star isn't likely to be back for a while. His loss was compounded by the ejection of Derrick Coleman. And tonight could be a big problem. By Ashley McGeachy INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Injured Adams first Clearwater casualty By Bob Brookover INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
A tame response from U.S. over wild speedskating final By Phil Sheridan INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
One man's PDQ answer to an ATM nightmare By Gary Miles INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
An ice feeling about our chances Flyers star Jeremy Roenick has agreed to share his thoughts with Daily News readers every day during Team USA's Olympic hockey quest, through Daily News sports writer Les Bowen
McKie gamely gives injured ankle a try By Ashley McGeachy INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
In spite of illness, Witty gets the gold Mononucleosis couldn't keep the American from winning the 1,000 meters in women's speedskating. By Frank Fitzpatrick INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Two local women help out Bonnies By Sam Carchidi INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Maryland breaks jinx, upends Duke at home THE INQUIRER STAFF
Texans expected to draft Boselli first THE INQUIRER STAFF
Mattiace notches 1st win on PGA Tour Daily News Wire Services
At last, a golden moment Canada's David Pelletier and Jamie Sale get medals in a dual ceremony. By Phil Sheridan INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
For Rolen, a challenge from the boss By Bob Brookover INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Explorers women continue mini-surge By Mel Greenberg INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
U.S. women yet to win ski medal Caroline Lalive fell again on the super-giant slalom. The Alpine team suffered another also-ran day. By Joe Juliano INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Wrestlers psyched for individual glory By Tom McGurk INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
U.S. speedskater Witty conquers mono, wins gold Daily News Wire Services
New horizons for Green The 28-year-old has been setting pole vault records since enrolling at Rowan last month. By Rich Fisher INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Moore is a force at Vanderbilt after stint at Seton Hall PW grad is 'good at everything.' By Rich Fisher INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Ridley's McGlone has a full plate By Rick O'Brien INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
NEWS
Bringing the past into the present By Sandy Bauers INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Letters
Pandering On Immigration MICHELLE MALKIN
Lost To History
Earth's slower rotation linked to warming By Seth Borenstein INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Nation/world Daily News wire services
Experts ask why state prescription plan has stumbled Low enrollment has left Senior Gold vulnerable to cuts. Failure to understand the application or the benefits may be reasons. By Will Van Sant INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Boobirds, fly away By PAUL DEAN JACKSON
Voters give area fire districts more money for their budgets Washington Township and Cherry Hill were among the towns that approved tax increases. By Jake Wagman INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Renaissance groups make good partners By David Patrick Stearns INQUIRER MUSIC CRITIC
Landowner said he had no clue of speakeasy Two youths who outfitted his Chesco barn for drinking and gaming among teens are "not bad kids," he said. By Kathleen Brady Shea INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Coast Guard's focus has shifted since 9/11 By Robert S. Boyd INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Milosevic trial makes use of media In the war-crimes case, both he and prosecutors are citing reports as evidence. Some journalists are cringing. By Andrea Gerlin INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Powell to Iraq: 'Let the inspectors in' By Tony Pugh INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
James G. Schmidt, 67, retired KYW-TV boss By Sally A. Downey INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
The market is already at work correcting the problems that created Enron By Charles Krauthammer
An uncertain stretch for Amtrak Privatization will squander our legacy By Stephan Richter
Quartet helps unify a fragmented piece By Daniel Webster FOR THE INQUIRER
From here to eternity Insta-Pet: Don't ever run out of kitty litter.
A strong America, roused from sleep By MARGARET THATCHER
A Fine Solution For Union Fight Is Peace In Hand At Convention Center War Zone?
Center thinks religion and science can say much to each other By David O'Reilly INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Allow drive-through food in quiet town? Not so fast By Judy Harch
Parents have this expert's sympathy T. Berry Brazelton, who will speak here next week, says pressures on them are sharpest today. By Susan FitzGerald INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
An uncertain stretch for Amtrak Hit the brake and liquidate this big loser By Joseph Vranich, Cornelius Chapman and Edward L. Hudgins
Enron puts spotlight on lapses in justice By Kevin Walker
On Route 30, a rocky ride toward a new road PennDot has been rebuilding a four-mile stretch in Chester County. In the meantime, drivers and businesses suffer. By Kelly Wolfe INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
The Case For Mammograms By VIRGINIA L. ERNSTER
A sweet boy who has special needs By Paddy Noyes FOR THE INQUIRER
Neighbors battle over plot of urban woodland A couple's effort to prevent houses on the site near Pennypack Park resulted in a lawsuit by the builder, who lives nearby. By Tom Avril INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Plane lands in Lumberton soybean field A Virginia pilot and his son, 9, sustained minor injuries. By Kristen A. Graham INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
The accidental gold medalist Speedskater's lucky break offset a few bitter blows By Phil Sheridan INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Beans and big business land N.J. farmer in court Monsanto is going after growers who reuse its seeds' technology. By Rita Giordano INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Legal battle is brewing in Bucks Judges want to relocate the growing Court of Common Pleas. Doylestown says the move would hurt businesses. By Peter Sigal INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Despite trend, Lenape caters to love for learning Russian While all but a few districts have dropped the language, interest in Harriet Feinman's classes is growing. By Wendy Ginsberg INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
One victim of car fumes is recovering By Benjamin Y. Lowe INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Come on, Pa., take the steps to make polka the state dance By Lauren Rooney
Letters
Nailed Union fight hammers home the point about the Convention Center troubles.
When twins are in trouble A condition in which one fetus gets too much blood, the other not enough, threatens about 7,200 identical twins each year. Treatments are risky, but fetal laser surgery offers some hope. By Marie McCullough INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Letters Kobe & The All-star Boo Fest, Cont'd.
Threats to jobs cited in nursing home feud A freeholder denied he tried to force county staff to hide 1999 reports on Shady Lane. A political foe has affidavits. By Kaitlin Gurney INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
ENTERTAINMENT
Late bloomer Morales stars on 3 TV series He's aware of dearth of roles for Hispanics By LOLA OGUNNAIKE New York Daily News
George Michael whammed by burglars Daily News wire services contributed to this report
BUSINESS
Verizon charges under review A Pa. utility judge will help the Baby Bell and rivals, including AT&T, thrash out competition and prices. By Akweli Parker INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Sept. 11 bolsters security industry Allied Security and other firms have seen demand for guards and technology jump, especially in New York. By Thomas J. Walsh FOR THE INQUIRER
For new lawyers, a dicey job market While Philadelphia firms have continued hiring at a good pace despite the slump, law students and graduates are worrying. By Robert Strauss FOR THE INQUIRER
Stores use advanced tools to combat in-house theft Retailers are losing money to workers. A Mount Laurel firm makes it easy to detect stealing at the checkout. By Claire Furia Smith FOR THE INQUIRER
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