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Articles in March 2006 issue of Philadelphia Inquirer, The

• A man police believe was a cop-killer barricaded himself inside a Chester rowhouse last night, shooting at officers who had surrounded the home before being killed.
  by Stephanie L. Arnold
• Phoenix is home, theme for Jessi Colter
  by Nick Cristiano
• Cherry Hill schools get praise, warnings
  by Kristen A. Graham
• Cats' Ray wearing a brace but still feeling optimistic
  by Shannon Ryan
• Life slips from fire rescuers' hands
  by Barbara Boyer and Mitch Lipka
• SCARFING THEM UP
  by Rebecca Carroll
• Justices rule out racketeering laws for abortion foes
  by Stephen Henderson
• S. Jersey Girls | Highland, Moorestown advance in Group 3 playoffs
• Drugs not unheard of in the early grades
  by Martha Woodall and Mitch Lipka
• For Bolivia's poor, a wave of change
  by Jack Chang
• Dead Philadelphia Park horse tested for virus
  by Craig Donnelly
• Monica Yant Kinney | Lindenwold's complex blight
  by Monica Yant Kinney
• Street ousts nonresident city official
  by Marcia Gelbart
• Road map to city Wi-Fi is laid out
  by Michael Currie Schaffer
• Sixers Notes | Dalembert is fired up to return against Rockets
  by Joe Juliano
• Editorial | Office of Public Integrity Thaw congressional freeze on ethics
• Hearing that Prince - the Purple One, funk's pixieish messiah - would play a show at an intimate venue like Electric Factory was, to quote one of his songs, a "housequake."
  by A.D. Amorosi
• Mettle behind the petals
  by Alan J. Heavens
• Clearing the record
• Mother's days
  by Mari A. Schaefer
• It
  by Michael Martin Mills
• N.J. probes Camden test scores
  by Melanie Burney and Frank Kummer
• Architect admits illegal Street contribution
  by John Shiffman
• A snub from U.S. on war museum
  by Nancy Petersen
• Sunoco commits to safety project
  by Harold Brubaker
• Rohm & Haas to remain in Independence Mall building
  by Bob Fernandez
• Rerouting of region's air traffic is urged Business leaders say excessive flight delays at Phila. International are proving costly. They seek FAA help.
  by Tom Belden
• A 'fitting' finish for Dragons
  by John Packett
• New developer sought for the Clementon shopping center
  by Edward Colimore
• Editorial | The Katrina Videotape Fully unprepared
• Land mine lands Morrisville man in jail
  by Walter F. Naedele
• Sixers Notes | Iguodala ignored? Not so, says Cheeks
  by Joe Juliano
• Win gives La Salle a tournament bye
  by Ray Parrillo
• It's better to listen to 'Night'
  by Sandy Bauers
• Sam Carchidi | Bulldogs among top dogs?
• Center Square | Some good ways to use good luck
  by Chris Satullo
• Test Drive | Too much data lying around? Try storing it on the Web
  by John J. Fried
• Camden races past Timber Creek and into the final
  by Sam Carchidi
• These landmarks full of vintage charm
  by Jacqueline L. Urgo
• Restaurant regulars can count on being served, royally
  by Yvonne M. Jones
• As season winds down, still no rest for Chaney
• Making an impression
  by Mari A. Schaefer
• Explorers' big win yields gigantic bye
  by Ray Parrillo
• Voicing opinions on slots parlors may not be easy
  by Jeff Shields
• The voice of God - or your own voice
• Sports in Brief | Alexander, Seahawks agree to deal
• People in the News | The tragedy of Katrina helped bring him to A.C.
  by Thomas J. Brady
• Villanova wins finale to share Big East title
  by Shannon Ryan
• Flyers Youth club a rising star on the ice
  by Don Beideman
• Education Management Corp. to be acquired for $3.4 billion
  by Reid Kanaley
• Sports in Brief | Pro tennis tours adopt instant replay, including at U.S. Open
• Vikings' speed deadly
  by Marc Narducci
• Monica Yant Kinney | A bad lesson for Camden's poor children
  by Monica Yant Kinney
• Bell upbeat about his back
  by Todd Zolecki
• Consumers face no big shift now, but deal is a sign of major changes
  by Jeff Gelles
• Editorial | The Academy Awards 'Crash' victory was no accident
• Suit targets NJ smoking ban
  by Kaitlin Gurney
• NCAA bid for Oral Roberts
• LEAP's hot second half foils Burlington City
  by Sam Carchidi
• A Rutgers reprieve?
  by Rita Giordano and Elisa Ung
• The fiction in Kimmel's lawsuit settlement
  by Peter Dobrin
• Boom-town downside: Drug trade and AIDS
  by Tim Johnson
• Editorial | Military Recruiters on Campus High court ruling is on the mark
• Spitzer says Bala Cynwyd firm made improper payments
  by Miriam Hill
• Temple romps; GW is up next
  by Mike Jensen
• Lil' Kim's path to pokey
  by Rob Watson
• Inqlings | Bonds flap could enhance performance of TV show
  by Michael Klein
• Monica Yant Kinney | A sweet idea, turned quite sour
  by Monica Yant Kinney
• Little battle in growing TV war
  by Miriam Hill
• Vallas says he wants to stay in Phila. for the long haul
  by Susan Snyder
• State to fully fund a preschool program
  by Dan Hardy
• Rival skyscraper developers sign peace accord
  by Henry J. Holcomb
• Robinson, Temple knock off No.6 GW
  by Mike Jensen
• The Economy | The real problem with trade deficit
  by Andrew Cassel
• The Future File
• LifeStyle
  by Grace Bonney
• It's the same old Chaney: Cranky, but enjoying it
• FDA files add to questions on limiting morning-after pill
  by Tony Pugh
• Spring feigning? Manuel says Phils' play is sloppy
  by Todd Zolecki
• Editorial | The Lightning Round