What happened on May 21, 2009
SPORTS
Costly error was Schmidt's cue to retire 20 years ago By PAUL HAGEN, hagenp@phillynews.com
Is Eagles' McDermott ready to move up in hierarchy? By Bob Brookover INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Low & Outside By Joe Juliano, Inquirer Staff Writer
Rock Cats take wild win over Reading, Romero THE INQUIRER STAFF
DiMichele building his resume with Eagles By Jeff McLane INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Moyer stays stuck He again fails to get win No. 250 as Reds stop Phils By Andy Martino INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Another buyer shows interest in Coyotes Daily News Wire Services
Indians' Runzer a ray of sunshine By Rick O'Brien INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Happ tuning up for his start By Andy Martino INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Howard puts on a Magic show as Orlando stuns Cleveland Daily News Wire Services
K-State challenges secret deal with ex-coach Daily News Wire Services
High & Inside By Joe Juliano, Inquirer Staff Writer
Rooney Rule may expand to GMs Daily News Wire Services
Wife of D-backs' Schoeneweis found dead Daily News Wire Services
Yankees hold court, take eighth straight win Daily News Wire Services
76ers, Kings on parallel search Both teams are talking to the same coaching candidates. Next for the Sixers: Tom Thibodeau. By Kate Fagan INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Moorestown faces Millburn again in tennis semifinals By Phil Anastasia INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
NASCAR suspends driver for 12 races THE INQUIRER STAFF
District lacrosse finals set for boys and girls By Don Beideman INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Stepping up at Devon Young rider faces a stern test as the horse show begins. By Kevin Tatum INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Morris, other area players earn college baseball honors By Pat Leonard FOR THE INQUIRER
Schmidt's retirement decision caught Phillies teammates by surprise By PAUL HAGEN, hagenp@phillynews.com
BUSINESS
Sunoco wins ethanol-plant bid The $8.5 million price is a huge bargain. It cost $200 million to build the N.Y. site. By Harold Brubaker INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
PhiladelphiaPark hiring 200 for its casino expansion By Suzette Parmley INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
HITTING THE ROAD This holiday weekend, Americans will travel, but they may not go too far afield, AAA says. By Linda Loyd INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Hoping for a boost from U.S. stimulus Local building-related companies attended the "Region on the Rise" forum to learn how it may help. By Diane Mastrull INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
NEWS
PATCO will reopen ghost train station Franklin Square has been closed since 1979. New development in the area is seen providing riders. By Paul Nussbaum INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Three arrested in five S. Jersey bank holdups By Troy Graham INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Even More Mothers In Charge Fallout
Report backs DN 'Dead Letter' stories By KITTY CAPARELLA & DAVE DAVIES, caparek@phillynews.com 215-854-5880
A long time to name an 'Idol' winner By ELLEN GRAY Daily News Television Critic 215-854-5950
Aide now denounces Fumo The computer technician said he had been manipulated. He got 2 1/2 years. By Craig R. McCoy INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Mt. Holly seeking records in probe It wants documents related to the public advocate's report on a controversial redevelopment project. By Maya Rao INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Scotland parents being mistreated
Harrisburg mayor's defeat means a new sheriff in town He turned around city since '82, but got turned out in the primary. By Mario F. Cattabiani INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
PHA joins chorus objecting to U.S. allocation of aid Carl R. Greene and six colleagues said a stimulus standard would penalize their urban areas. By Jennifer Lin INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
District changes its mind about new contracts at failing schools By Kristen A. Graham INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Havoc, hardware in new 'Terminator' By Steven Rea INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
Can Bob's Notes save Pelosi? By MICHAEL SMERCONISH
What Corzine's new budget does Spending: Down. Income taxes: Up for 1%. Rebates: Out. The bill: Due in the future. By Jonathan Tamari INQUIRER TRENTON BUREAU
Janeane 'Garo-foul-o' presence a '24' turnoff
Scientists hope to identify alien forms of life. Search for 'a second Genesis' among newfound planets By Faye Flam INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Pass the remote
Christie well ahead in 2 polls The GOP contender for governor led primary foe Steve Lonegan by 18 points in one, by 23 in the other. By Cynthia Burton INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Phila. auxiliary bishop selected to lead diocese in Saginaw, Mich. By David O'Reilly INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Letters To The Editor
How The D.a. Can Make History Job One: Help Fix A Broken System
Election? What election? Despite Williams' achievement, it's disappointing that fewer than 45,000 voters chose the person who will likely be the next district attorney.
How Brady kept Democrats in line By Marcia Gelbart INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Chesco officials seeking 3d terms lose in primary By Kathleen Brady Shea INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
The new pro-life majority The pro-choice cause has sunk to a low point in public-opinion polls. Clinton, Obama, and Notre Dame inadvertently helped make it so. By Rick Santorum
In fall, CBS brings back old friends in new shows By Jonathan Storm INQUIRER TV CRITIC
Let's listen to each other Americans' attitudes toward abortion are changing.
Williams looks ahead to November Not taking a win for granted, the Democratic D.A. candidate is thinking about how he'll run the office. By Michael Matza INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Fairmount panel adds land, not time The 142-year-old park commission, in its swan song, acquired parcels for the Schuylkill trail. By Stephan Salisbury INQUIRER CULTURE WRITER
Video of W. Phila. shooting released By Allison Steele INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Slow, steady Kris Allen wins 'Idol' By David Hiltbrand INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Abington police volunteer charged with killing tenant By Anthony R. Wood INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
We never had this conversation But between us, credit cards are giving loan sharks a bad name. By Michael Silverstein
Drexel plans search for president Trustees will launch a national effort to find a successor to the late Constantine Papadakis. By Susan Snyder INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Letters To The Editor
Man on the move Folk-rocker and novelist John Wesley Harding is bringing his sophisticated storytelling to World Cafe Live - and his family to a home in Philadelphia. By Dan DeLuca INQUIRER MUSIC CRITIC
Dance that's seasoned by pinch of innovation By Merilyn Jackson FOR THE INQUIRER
Scott Schechter, expert fan By Sally A. Downey INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
SRC delays vote on renewing charter school The panel seeks "more due diligence" on allegations at New Media Technology. By Martha Woodall INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
William T. Elliott, brewery president By Walter F. Naedele INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Howard P. Thomas Jr., Telford doctor By Sally A. Downey INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
BRT needs real reform, not 'gotcha' journalism Chairwoman: Paper's series willfully missed the point By Charlesretta Meade
FOOD
On the Side: Market's old-timers fill plates with memories By Rick Nichols, Inquirer Columnist
'Peasant cuisine' at home Budget-minded cooks can plate comforting, flavorful meals using low-cost ingredients. By Malina Brown FOR THE INQUIRER
Mixed greens By Carolyn Davis, Inquirer Staff Writer
BookShelf Reviewed by Robin Currie
Table Talk: Continuing their move east along Spruce By Michael Klein, Inquirer Columnist
Farmers markets sprout in region
ENTERTAINMENT
'Dog'ged driver is latest celeb casualty By HOWARD GENSLER Daily News wire services contributed to this report
Grilling Adventures
Secrets to slathering & other tasty twists
Thrill of the grill: Add flair to cooking on the outdoor flame By SUSAN M. SELASKY, Detroit Free Press
Kathy Manweiler: Tomato & bread salad with halibut a great summertime dish
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