What happened on April 23, 2010
SPORTS
Abington's Nugent reigns in 400-meter hurdles By Pat Leonard, Inquirer Staff Writer
Saints' Jahri Evans returns to Frankford to receive award By TED SILARY, silaryt@phillynews.com
Eagles' First Pick
More On Flyers
Thumbing up the draft by Paul Domowitch
Team is confident despite injuries to Carter and Gagne By Sam Carchidi INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Yanks triple up A's, but lose Daily News Wire Services
No broom for Bulls despite furious Cavaliers rally Daily News Wire Services
Senators still kicking after three-OT win Daily News Wire Services
High & Inside By Don McKee, Inquirer Staff Writer
Flyers Dispose of Devils Gritty team effort finishes off N.J. in five games By Sam Carchidi INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Moyer, Phils subdue Braves The veteran lefty turned in six strong innings as the team took two out of three in the series in Atlanta. By Bob Brookover INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Blanton set for second rehab start By Bob Brookover INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
PhilliesExtra By Bob Brookover, Inquirer Staff Writer
Lacrosse festival marking 10th year By Pat Leonard FOR THE INQUIRER
Low & Outside By Don McKee, Inquirer Staff Writer
QB questions for Penn State Two inexperienced signal-callers are in the running to replace the departed Daryll Clark. By Keith Pompey INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
IronPigs flex muscles in 12-3 victory BY THE INQUIRER STAFF
Lidge feels more major league ready after 'Pig outing By BRADLEY A. HUEBNER For the Daily News
Eagles move up to bolster their defense By Jeff McLane, Inquirer Staff Writer
Lidge gets boost at triple A By Kate Harman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Olympic champ Merritt fails drug test Daily News Wire Services
Bradford, Tebow first QBs to go By Ashley Fox, Inquirer Staff Writer
Givens leaving Drexel for more playing time By Keith Pompey INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Pirates' worst loss ever: 20-0 Daily News Wire Services
Giroux steps up in Flyers' clincher By Ray Parrillo, Inquirer Staff Writer
Gonzo: Wanted: Eaglets ready to fly now By John Gonzalez, Inquirer Columnist
Bob Ford: Bold strike: Reid and Roseman got the guy they had targeted By Bob Ford, Inquirer Columnist
A Red Bull from Penn Charter to miss Union game By Marc Narducci, Inquirer Staff Writer
With Graham in nest, Birds get two more picks today By Jonathan Tamari, Inquirer Staff Writer
NFL draft: Eagles' first-round deals by the Daily News
Villanova's Koons adds to accolades by winning 5,000 at Penn Relays By TED SILARY, silaryt@phillynews.com
Arm injury sends Happ to disabled list By Bob Brookover, Inquirer Staff Writer
Tennessee women take Penn Relays distance medley By Joe Juliano, Inquirer Staff Writer
Tennessee women win DMR at Penn Relays By MIKE KERN, kernm@phillynews.com
Phil Anastasia: A final Penn Relays for Seton Hall coach By Phil Anastasia, Inquirer Columnist
Phil Sheridan: Reputation is all sewn up By Phil Sheridan, Inquirer Columnist
Dominant Flyers dispatch Devils to advance to Round 2 By FRANK SERAVALLI, seravaf@phillynews.com
Titans select Coatesville native Derrick Morgan By BERNARD FERNANDEZ, fernanb@phillynews.com
ENTERTAINMENT
Holy mole! A Japanese-Mexican restaurant, cozy Cafe Con Chocolate By LARI ROBLING, For the Daily News
The Little Traitor
J-Lo's new film likable and forgettable By Carrie Rickey, Inquirer Movie Critic
Lots of chaos and joy from a mouse and a boy By Wendy Rosenfield FOR THE INQUIRER
Is it quoting or is it stealing? A noirish look at street artists By Carrie Rickey INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
On their Mark THOUSANDS OF RUNNERS ARE TESTING THEMSELVES IN THE 116TH PENN RELAYS. ONE IS THE "WORLD'S FASTEST MAN." By Robert Strauss FOR THE INQUIRER
A rich, lively competitive exhibit. Wayne wraps itself up in art quilts By Victoria Donohoe FOR THE INQUIRER
Complex story of a hate crime By Steven Rea INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
A deep dive into life beneath the seas By Steven Rea INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
Another strange chapter in the ongoing LiLo saga HOWARD GENSLER Daily News wire services contributed to this report
Taut, dirty doings Down Under By Steven Rea INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
A musician whose U.S. time has come Americans are discovering Italian superstar Jovanotti. By A.D. Amorosi FOR THE INQUIRER
Holy mole! A Japanese-Mexican restaurant But never the twain shall meet at cozy Cafe Con Chocolate By LARI ROBLING For the Daily News
Solo performer is charming, but her act fails to engage By Wendy Rosenfield FOR THE INQUIRER
For 'poetic and powerful' Yuja Wang, 'Music is what I'm doing' By TOM DI NARDO For the Daily News
Learning the lessons of Earth Day Temple's Ambler campus offers dozens of fun opportunities. By Monica Peters FOR THE INQUIRER
Is it quoting or is it stealing? A noirish look at street artists By Carrie Rickey, Inquirer Movie Critic
Taut, dirty doings Down Under By Steven Rea, Inquirer Movie Critic
Complex story of a hate crime By Steven Rea, Inquirer Movie Critic
Good guys, bad guys, and numbing mayhem By Steven Rea, Inquirer Movie Critic
NEWS
Mark Twain's travels with the 'savages' By Jonathan Zimmerman
Students win trip to Intel competition By Art Carey INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Third Pa. Turnpike official arrested Chief operating officer is charged with DUI. By Bonnie L. Cook INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
J. Blumenthal, 93, company treasurer By Walter F. Naedele INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
The other side of 'Life & death on SEPTA'
Letters To The Editor
Council OKs big cuts in BRT salaries Mayor Nutter quickly signed the legislation. By Jeff Shields and Patrick Kerkstra INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS
Some aid to Camden restored Christie, praising officials' cost-saving efforts, will release up to $4 million out of $8 million that had been cut. By Matt Katz INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
An Eyebrow-raising Request City Commissioners Want Nearly $1m More
Insurer balks at Web-cam coverage The N.Y. firm contends that the Lower Merion district's policy doesn't cover laptop-suit costs. By John P. Martin INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Dent calls for action on cleric He wants reputed al-Qaeda leader Anwar al-Awlaki stripped of U.S. citizenship. By John Shiffman INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Bill Clinton's Boogeymen CHRISTINE M. FLOWERS
Catholics, don't lose your faith
Kenney: Why I missed hearing
Outrage at Vietnam memorial
750 workers will face furloughs The Camden County plan involves alternate Fridays from July to December. By James Osborne INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
All abilities, child by child, side by side A playground is built to include those with physical and cognitive disabilities. By Kristin E. Holmes INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Money talk
Lessons from Birmingham The civil rights struggles remind us that subjugation won't last. By Rami G. Khouri
Row offices a waste
Chamber program evokes nostalgia By Peter Dobrin INQUIRER MUSIC CRITIC
Friends, relatives try to show he "is not simply the bad things he has done." Witnesses plead for kingpin's life By Nathan Gorenstein INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Norman T. Gates, executive, scholar By Claudia Vargas INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
'Crop mobs' pitch in on the farm By Georgina Gustin, ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH
Trial ordered for father held in jewelry theft He and his girlfriend are accused of taking their 4-year-old to the robbery, then abandoning him. By Sam Wood INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Three teens shot outside rec center They were critically wounded while sitting in a car at Cobbs Creek. By Robert Moran INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Election help is key topic at Perzel hearing Testimony focused on how computers were allegedly used to help the GOP win elections. By Angela Couloumbis INQUIRER HARRISBURG BUREAU
Race-based solution A lawsuit challenging a Lower Merion plan that buses unwilling black students has much greater implications.
Joseph A. Brown Jr., soccer club founder By Claudia Vargas INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Friends post bail for man in hit-run Temple senior Nicholas Hasselback is accused of critically injuring Temple law student Tony Foltz. By Joseph A. Slobodzian INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Smoke detectors fall short Especially in new homes, sprinklers are crucial for suppressing fire and saving lives. By Jennifer A. Taylor and Daniel Gerwin
Charges raised to murder in road-rage fight By Allison Steele INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Two suspects in gang killings fail to post bail By Barbara Boyer INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Fans still love old track A.C. Race Course's Turf Festival week packs them in. By Jacqueline L. Urgo INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
NJEA: Expect a rush to retire The union said Christie's plan for reduced benefits and higher health costs risked a teacher shortage. By Cynthia Burton INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Jail term set in Danieal Kelly case By Nathan Gorenstein INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Apparent suicide in Rte. 422 shooting John A. Yannarell, 50, of Gilbertsville, was found dead in his home. No foul play was suspected. By Kathleen Brady Shea INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Mural honors music-makers The original sound of Philadelphia? Doo-wop. By Vernon Clark INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Volcanoes have driven the climate for millennia By Faye Flam INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Chemical scare for W. Phila. charter school City inspectors found hazardous products next door to Discovery. The company moved them. By Martha Woodall INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Was The Race Of A Cop A Factor In Criticism?
Mary Coady Baldwin, 76, a hospital leader By Sally A. Downey INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
2 arrested in shootings that hurt 3 in S. Phila. Sharief Durbin, 22, and Quadir Jeffries, 18, were charged with separate attacks. By Allison Steele INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Many happy retrievers A party where the guests are most fetching By Art Carey, Inquirer Staff Writer
Antiques/Art/Crafts
Fans of begonias have a big love By Virginia A. Smith, Inquirer Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Opening bids due to buy The Inquirer company at auction The highest-and-best bidder could own two newspapers and Philly.com. By Christopher K. Hepp INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Investor joins bid to buy newspapers By Christopher K. Hepp INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Temple drawing complaints Pa. Health Dept. says it has probed "a lot" since the hospital's nurses and staffers went on strike. By Stacey Burling INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Talks over, what's next for US Airways? By Linda Loyd INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Tax credit boosts sales With the federal incentive due to expire April 30, the market is up nationally. By Alan J. Heavens INQUIRER REAL ESTATE WRITER
LIVING
The Bard in the Garden Shakespeare as nature lover is honored in gardens across the land. One in North Jersey could inspire area planters. By Dean Loftis FOR THE INQUIRER
Stickley furnishings and horse-drawn vehicles By David Iams FOR THE INQUIRER
Degrease a gas-grill lid before trying to repaint By Alan J. Heavens INQUIRER REAL ESTATE WRITER
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