What happened on November 27, 2003
NEWS
Tax official was target of racism, she says Michelle Reddick says she "feels betrayed" that the Upper Pottsgrove police chief used racially charged words about her family. By Keith Herbert INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Glencairn Museum is offering a fancy feast A winner will be chosen Dec. 7. By Marc Schogol INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Web surfers prefer Paris to the gloved one By Tirdad Derakhshani INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
We gather together to . . . ...be picky eaters, underqualified hosts, awkward guests and just be. By Ilene Raymond
Thanksgiving feast fills a need beyond hunger A Lindenwold church and a Cherry Hill hotel team up to serve an elegant dinner for residents of shelters in the region. By Kristen A. Graham INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Mother charged with inflicting burns on boys, 1 and 3 City officers arrested the woman, who had recently moved to Williamsport. A baby-sitter alerted police. By Thomas J. Gibbons Jr. INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Letters
What's not to like? Someone else cooks By Tanya Barrientos INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Former eating star sits one out By Patty-Pat Kozlowski
Tape details anthrax threats An antiabortion activist told how and why letters claiming to be contaminated were mailed to clinics in 24 states. By Joseph A. Slobodzian INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Feasting with aliens, and more family fun By Karen Heller INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Letters
A past and present feast, a future job Turkey Day 2: The rest of the story By Mark Anthony Rolo
Budget plan would raise property taxes 16.9% Commissioners Chairman Michael G. Fitzpatrick said officials would be working to cut the budget before the vote on a final version on Dec. 17. By Dave Turner INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Thanksgiving Day 2003 Stop (and think) signs
Israelis wait to see what's behind words By Michael Matza INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
'It's not just a city thing' The need for food pantries is growing in the suburbs, too. By Dwayne Campbell INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
China's premier heads for U.S. in era of contradictions While diplomatic relations are relatively smooth, tensions are increasing over trade issues. By Tim Johnson INQUIRER FOREIGN STAFF
Terror experts fault Iraq war Some in counterterror fear the war has hurt the battle with al-Qaeda. By Warren P. Strobel INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
The war abroad and at home By Acel Moore
A past and present feast, a future job Want a safer world? End world hunger By Jacques Diouf
Shiite leader faults U.S. plan for Iraq The indirect elections proposed for June would be un-Islamic, he said. His opposition could hurt. By Sudarsan Raghavan INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Trump sues N.J. agency over casino revenue decline By Amy S. Rosenberg INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Canadian drug risk unproven Despite dire warnings, FDA can cite no injuries. By Tony Pugh INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Electronics firm gets $110,000 to retrain By Rusty Pray INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
British turkey farmers find music may calm those ruffled feathers By Andrea Gerlin INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Melrose Diner honored as a great place to work By Natalie Pompilio INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Deadly pursuit under probe Camden County authorities are investigating the events that led to the Barrington collision that killed two men. By Joseph A. Gambardello and Troy Graham INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS
No leads arise in S. Phila. fatal shootings By Thomas J. Gibbons Jr. INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Now eager to serve more This Thanksgiving, her family will seek out the hungry and the homeless. By Terri Akman
Penn begins talks with prospective presidents A committee will consider hundreds of candidates to succeed Judith Rodin. Talks have begun with some. By James M. O'Neill INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Detective reaps reward while helping ill child By Edward Colimore INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Widows sue over garage collapse at A.C. casino Two women say negligence by construction firms and the Tropicana caused the deadly accident last month. By Jennifer Moroz INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Civil-service panel upholds officer's firing in Malvern James R. Balben lost his position over personal searches on his police computer, which his lawyer has called "an honest mistake." He may appeal. By Reid Kanaley INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Chesco judge Sanchez nominated to U.S. bench Several openings in Pennsylvania's Eastern District should give the GOP a long-term influence on the court's makeup. By Kathleen Brady Shea and Tom Infield INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS
Two Haddon Twp. men charged in beating of Pennsauken teen By Troy Graham INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
107 troopers arrested in 8 years Pa. police list shows 82 charged with criminal acts By Chris Gray INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Historic garden fights waste-facility proposal Supporters of Bartram's Garden oppose a plan to build a site to handle construction debris within 300 yards of the park. By Angela Couloumbis INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
BUSINESS
Mutual fund had improper trading Federated Investors said 3 employees accepted after-hours trades from an investment firm. FROM INQUIRER WIRE SERVICES
Orbitz planning 12.65-million-share IPO FROM INQUIRER WIRE SERVICES
Verizon bolsters its ATX lawsuit Added allegations against the smaller rival include falsely inflated sales. It's the latest of many battles between the two. By Akweli Parker INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
SPORTS
Hitchcock, Flyers make do with tie "This is a disappointing point for us," the Flyers' coach said after last night's game at Pittsburgh's Mellon Arena. By Tim Panaccio INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Nagging ankle problem frustrating for Robinson "I've just got to take my time and wait it out," he says. He is eligible to return next Thursday. By Joe Juliano INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Flyers' penalty killers faltering They have been the NHL's best this season. But they have been unable complete a basic task: icing the puck. By Tim Panaccio INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
'Nova rallies too little, too late Undermanned again, the Wildcats were in a hole early. Ohio State held off their second-half surge. THE INQUIRER STAFF
Olympic flame to visit two new sites THE INQUIRER STAFF
Two teams on different roads to same goal By Ashley McGeachy Fox INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Thriving offense turns off turnovers By Bob Brookover INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Capitals fall to Sabres and lose Jagr FROM INQUIRER WIRE SERVICES
Students Surpass the Teacher Iverson, strong defense lead Sixers past Brown, Pistons By Joe Juliano INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Eagles hope to reunite trio in secondary By Bob Brookover INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Lincoln sends off its coach with a title By Mike Gibson FOR THE INQUIRER
The accidental running back Haddonfield's Denny Dahms got a chance and made it work. By Rich Fisher INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
SIDELINE SUPPORT Two star players with bright futures. Two sudden, season-ending injuries. Two players helping each other through adversity and rehabilitation. By Marc Narducci INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Old rivals square off again in games that still matter By Sam Carchidi INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Four area graduates help Duke reach Div. I field hockey final By Don Beideman INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Celtics extend Magic's misery FROM INQUIRER WIRE SERVICES
Ex-Giant Taylor says he sent escorts to opponents' rooms FROM INQUIRER WIRE SERVICES
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