The Nation - News from March 2, 1986
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The commission investigating the fiery police siege of the radical group MOVE will harshly criticize Philadelphia Mayor W. Wilson Goode and other city officials and call for a grand jury inquiry, according to news reports. The Philadelphia Inquirer reported that an unidentified official paraphrased the report as saying Goode “abdicated his responsibility as a leader” during the May 13 confrontation.
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