Philadelphia Story.

The article discusses the competition between Philadelphia, Pennsylvania's newspaper "The Evening Bulletin" and "The Inquirer." It states that the rivalry started when the "Inquirer" was purchased by newspaper publisher John S. Knight in 1969. Events including the reorganization of the newspaper's staff and the 18 million dollars finance to the paper's factory. It presents the Bulletin's appointment of newspaper executives George Packard and Joel Whitaker. It also cites the Bulletin's expose of food contamination in May 1973 that reinforced its superiority over the Inquirer as claimed by Packard.