What happened on July 30, 2012
NEWS
Fire volunteers' dream boat is a major drain By Monica Yant Kinney, Inquirer Columnist
Two Philadelphia entrepreneurs offer a cheaper way to remit money to Latin America By Michael Matza, Inquirer Staff Writer
PSSA-cheating reforms yield lower scores across Pa. By Kristen A. Graham and Dylan Purcell, Inquirer Staff Writers
Iran reverses course on family planning By Nasser Karimi, Associated Press
Getting the word out about a rare disease
Margate turns to bouncers to enforce beach-tag law By Amy S. Rosenberg, Inquirer Staff Writer
Latest voter-ID data add confusion
In the spirit of 'Rocky' By Kristin E. Holmes, Inquirer Staff Writer
James D. Watkins | Energy secretary, 85
Steven McGovern | Ex-senator's son, 60
Ravaged region continues cleanup By Jacqueline L. Urgo, Inquirer Staff Writer
Rookie policewoman starts new beat at 57 By Jason A. Kahl, READING EAGLE
Tell Me About It: Coworker's delivering what husband doesn't By Carolyn Hax
Sinkhole causes an evacuation in Allentown
Social Security is not headed for disaster Barbara R. Bergmann is professor emerita of economics at American University and the
South Jersey woman injured in home invasion By Darran Simon, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Frank Ocean's coming out generates a positive reaction
Acme parent Supervalu once again replaces CEO By Maria Panaritis, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Thugs beat, rob U. Darby man in wheelchair By Stephanie Farr and Daily News Staff Writer
Paper says Iran attack discussed By Amy Teibel, Associated Press
In the Nation
In the World
Congo's leader says Rwanda aiding rebels By Saleh Mwanamilongo, Associated Press
Margaret Mahy | Children's author, 76
S. Phila. woman fires shots; later found dead
Heavy weapons blast Syrian city By Paul Schemm, Associated Press
Clearing the Record
Overseas, Romney still isn't saying much Inquirer Editorial
Full power restored to Oyster Creek nuclear plant
2 charged in alleged license impersonation scam
Personal Health: News and Notes
Can't abandon health reform Inquirer Editorial
Nuclear foes surround Japanese parliament By Yuri Kageyama, Associated Press
TV Today
Penn State can cover lawsuit costs, president says
"You didn't build that" and income redistribution By Ralph R. Reiland
'Our Kind of People' looks at the human cost of AIDS in Africa Reviewed by David L. Ulin
A call for new lyrics to mark Allentown's 250th By Daniel Patrick Sheehan, ALLENTOWN MORNING CALL
Sports never too big to challenge By Amy Worden
Check Up: ED as predictor of heart risk
Despite, or because of, Christie's brash ways, N.J. voters still approve By Matt Katz, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Car driver killed in Delco crash
Colo. theater did not have guards, though some others did By Mike Baker and Nicholas Riccardi, Associated Press
Water-main break floods Northeast streets
Jesse Jackson: 'No timetable' on son's health Associated Press
Jersey Shore goes bananas. By Wayne Parry, Associated Press
Romania's embattled president keeps job, thanks to low turnout By Alison Mutler, Associated Press
On Movies: A couple in life, a couple in her comedy By Steven Rea, Inquirer Columnist
Kevin Riordan: Riordan: A generous community in a time of tragedy By Kevin Riordan, Inquirer Columnist
Panetta says Assad is hastening his end By Robert Burns, Associated Press
Woman hurt at King of Prussia mall
Strong words: Are weather warnings dramatic enough to make you run for cover? By Anthony R. Wood, Inquirer Staff Writer
A sad farewell to Penn State's legend By Clark DeLeon
How to help fallen heroes
Letters to the editor Letters to the Daily News Editor
Mercedes-Benz GL blends luxury with technology By Al Haas, For The Inquirer
Letters to the Editor Letter to the Inquirer Editor
Tenet to invest $110 million in St. Christopher's Hospital By Harold Brubaker, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Edward G. Holteen, 81; ran free dental clinics By Walter F. Naedele, Inquirer Staff Writer
7 police are killed in Iraq's west By Mazin Yahya, Associated Press
She wants parents to pay for her 2nd wedding
Voter ID's partisan impact may have been exaggerated
Karen Heller: Up to our eyeballs in campaign spending By Karen Heller, Inquirer Columnist
Suspect arrested in hotel meth lab case By Jan Hefler, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Letter to the editor Letters to the Daily News Editor
Resuscitating 'Idol,' and idols By David Hiltbrand, INQUIRER TELEVISION WRITER
Going door-to-door to test for HIV in Phila. By Don Sapatkin, Inquirer Staff Writer
Romney should reassure alienated U.S. allies
Man charged in Coatesville scissors slaying INQUIRER STAFF REPORT
Mystery illness terrifies Uganda By Rodney Muhumuza, Associated Press
Makeshift meth lab forces evacuation of Center City hotel FROM INQUIRER STAFF
Philadelphia vigil honors two lost to gun violence By Alan J. Heavens, Inquirer Staff Writer
Raising taxes on high earners is sound policy Mark Zandi
A time trip to Cuba By Peter Mandel, FOR THE INQUIRER
Time to trash voter-ID law Inquirer Editorial
The Olympics: Where communism wins By Joshua E. Keating
H. Roberts Lorenz, 79, pastor and musician By Mark Fazlollah, Inquirer Staff Writer
The context behind Obama's ‘you didn't build that' Michael Smerconish
BUSINESS
Personal Finance: Weighing student aid options By Gail MarksJarvis, Chicago Tribune
Haven: A simply sophisticated home in West Chester By Christine Bahls, For The Inquirer
PhillyDeals: Who will pay Penn State's costs for Sandusky case? By Joseph N. DiStefano, Inquirer Staff Writer
Abington, Holy Redeemer still face merger pressures By Harold Brubaker, Inquirer Staff Writer
Jeff Gelles: Bitter debate among economists? Less than you might think By Jeff Gelles, Inquirer Columnist
Bankruptcies
Insider Transactions
Group offers small business a more diverse voice By Joyce M. Rosenberg, Associated Press
Web Wealth: How the drought affects your budget By Reid Kanaley, Inquirer Columnist
On the Boards
Germans' stern cash culture By David Rising, Associated Press
Businesses must have a strategy for social media By Steve Giegerich, ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH
Gradual recovery seen for Philadelphia-area housing market By Alan J. Heavens, Inquirer Real Estate Writer
People in the News
SPORTS
Havertown's Brendan Hansen qualifies for 100-meter final By Vicki Michaelis, For The Inquirer
Sloppy play marks U.S. win Associated Press
U.S. dominant but sloppy in opener DAILY NEWS WIRE REPORTS
Sports in Brief: Iowa suspends RB Johnson
Americans lead in gymnastics; Wieber ousted Associated Press
Union rally from deficit to defeat New England By Marc Narducci, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Phillies Notes: Phillies' Ruiz battling foot injury By Matt Gelb, Inquirer Staff Writer
Johnson captures Brickyard Associated Press
Late show: Jennings, Misty May ASSOCIATED PRESS
U.S. archers happy to win silver medal Associated Press
Paynter easily wins Haskell Invitational Associated Press
Carli Lloyd's Olympics Journal: U.S. women's soccer team perfect in group stage play so far By Carli Lloyd, For The Inquirer
Vollmer flies to record DAILY NEWS WIRE REPORTS
TV Schedule
U.S. women to face Canada in eight-oar final By Elliott Denman, For The Inquirer
Phil Sheridan: For U.S. men, Olympic basketball more like exhibition than competition By Phil Sheridan, Inquirer Columnist
Eagles began drills with contact and hitting By Zach Berman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Phillies swept out of Atlanta By Matt Gelb, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Temple's Coyer is basking in the spotlight By Keith Pompey, Inquirer Staff Writer
On the Rhode to a U.S. record DAILY NEWS WIRE REPORTS
Inside the Phillies: Amaro has a chance now to start reloading Phillies for 2013
Cooper breaks collarbone, opening up Eagles receiver battles By Jeff McLane, Inquirer Staff Writer
Setbacks overcome, Emmons returns to the Games By Phil Sheridan, Inquirer Columnist
Eagles' Demetress Bell getting aggressive at tackle with help from Jason Peters By Jeff McLane, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Phillies Notes: Roy Halladay trying to correct some bad habits By Matt Gelb, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Reading righty May searching for right stuff By Tyler Jett, Inquirer Staff Writer
Touted Phils prospect De Fratus' season finally starting By Tyler Jett, Inquirer Staff Writer
Bill Lyon: Penn St. story a cautionary tale for us all By Bill Lyon, For The Inquirer
Viewers all atwitter over NBC's coverage
Eagles' Rodgers-Cromartie has chance to reap rewards of his ability By Zach Berman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Eagles' Jason Babin has to wait for MRI - after swallowing thermometer By Zach Berman, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Eagles' Marvin McNutt, getting his opportunity, needs a nickname By Zach Berman, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Phil Sheridan: Phelps, once superhuman, looks helpless in 400 IM By Phil Sheridan, Inquirer Columnist
Rhode wins record fifth medal From Staff and Wire Reports
Lochte leaves no doubt as he romps in 400 IM By Scott Fowler, CHARLOTTE OBSERVER
Soul top VooDoo, advance to conference championship game By Tyler Jett, Inquirer Staff Writer
Sicklerville's Burroughs basking in anticipation of another Olympic title By Audrey Snyder, For The Inquirer
Hansen completes comeback with 100 breastroke bronze By Vicki Michaelis, FOR THE INQUIRER
Solo chastises Brandi
Penn State 2013 recruits stay committed - for now By Chad Graff, Inquirer Staff Writer
Jaiquawn Jarrett delivers some nasty hits at Eagles training camp By Jeff McLane, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Bob Ford: Mauti emerging as new face of Penn State football By Bob Ford, Inquirer Columnist
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