The Washington Post back issues from Wednesday, April 27:
Bush Locks Up the GOP Nomination; Dukakis Painted as a Liberal Weak on Defense, Foreign Policy
Apr 27, 1988;
Dukakis Defeats Jackson In Pennsylvania Landslide; `Clear Sailing' Seen Toward Nomination
Apr 27, 1988;
Economy's Expansion Continues; First-Quarter GNP Rises at 2.3% Rate, Easing Fears of Dip
Apr 27, 1988;
FDA Advised to Limit Accutane Prescriptions; Dermatology Panel Rejects Idea Of Taking Acne Drug off Market
Apr 27, 1988;
Meese Asks Drug Tests For `Most' Workers; Mayors Assail Federal Efforts As Poorly Run, Underfunded
Apr 27, 1988;
Ruling Party Set Back in S. Korea Vote; Assembly Majority Lost for First Time
Apr 27, 1988;
Two Israelis, 3 Arabs Die In Gun Battle; Guerrillas Crossed Lebanese Border
Apr 27, 1988;
U.S. Demands Higher Limit on Acid-Rain Ingredient
Apr 27, 1988;
The Glow of Glasnost (II)
Apr 27, 1988;
Christian Science Couple Charged in Son's Death
Apr 27, 1988;
CORRECTION
Apr 27, 1988
CORRECTION
Apr 27, 1988
CORRECTION
Apr 27, 1988
Harsh Critique of Schools Prompts Finger-Pointing; Bennett Flails `Education Establishment'; Teachers Say Costs of Reform Go Unrecognized
Apr 27, 1988;
Court Denies Teamster Bid For Documents
Apr 27, 1988
Gun Detection Compromise Reached; Justice Department, Law Groups Agree on Metal-Content Standard
Apr 27, 1988;
Navy Teams Board Bonefish But Are Unable to Enter; 3 Still Missing From Crippled Submarine
Apr 27, 1988;
TODAY IN CONGRESS
Apr 27, 1988
Counsel Law's Constitutionality Argued; Statute Upsets Balance of Powers, Administration Tells Court
Apr 27, 1988;
Hakim's Attorney Protests Limits on Access to Secret Papers
Apr 27, 1988;
SUPREME COURT CALENDAR
Apr 27, 1988
Panel to Subpoena North Notes For Use in Drug Investigation
Apr 27, 1988;
U.S., Soviets to Share Civilian Nuclear Data; Agreement Is First Between Two Countries on Atomic Safety
Apr 27, 1988;
WAHT`S MY LINE?; Match The Candidate to Quotation
Apr 27, 1988
Dole Accuses Media of Liberal Bias, Fixation on Campaign Trivia
Apr 27, 1988;
Does Chicago Have a Mayor?
Apr 27, 1988;
Jackson Wins Round in Court
Apr 27, 1988;
Jackson's Crowds Thin; Nomination Hopes Dim
Apr 27, 1988;
Academy Chief to Scientists: Stop `Carping'; At Annual Meeting, a Call for United Stand Behind Set of National Spending Priorities
Apr 27, 1988;
HHS Ethics Panel Clears Couple Over Trips
Apr 27, 1988;
Trade Group's Tab Could Go To Taxpayers; A-Weapons Lobbyists Push New Association
Apr 27, 1988;
USDA Told to Rewrite Rules; Court Ruling Could Help Sugar Workers Win Legal Residency
Apr 27, 1988;
Much Ado
Apr 27, 1988
The Grasshopper Debate
Apr 27, 1988
Civil Rights Alarm
Apr 27, 1988
Israeli Censorship
Apr 27, 1988
Pie-Slicing
Apr 27, 1988
Hack Inspectors Indeed
Apr 27, 1988
Other Voices
Apr 27, 1988
Bashing Ward 3
Apr 27, 1988
A Sugar Disaster for African Countries Too
Apr 27, 1988
The Upbeat Candidate
Apr 27, 1988;
`Massive Evil' in Mozambique; "Children die every day so that apartheid may live."
Apr 27, 1988;
Was Bennett Unfair to The Schools?
Apr 27, 1988;
Official Defends Japan's WWII Role; Remarks by Cabinet Member Spark Furor in China, S. Korea
Apr 27, 1988;
Strikes in Poland Raise Prospect of Popular Uprising; Veteran Solidarity Leaders Take Roles in New Challenge
Apr 27, 1988;
World Court Rules Against U.S. on PLO Shutdown; Administration Has Rejected Demand for Arbitration
Apr 27, 1988;
Cuba Used Noriega to Obtain High-Tech U.S. Goods, Defector Says
Apr 27, 1988;
Delvalle Hints Flexibility On Noriega; Says U.S. Sanctions Vital to End Crisis
Apr 27, 1988;
U.S. Proposing Deal to Ease Noriega Out; Face-Saving Formula Would Let Panamanian Strongman Retain Power for a Time
Apr 27, 1988;
Saudi Arabia Breaks Ties With Iran; Tehran Accused Of `Subversion'
Apr 27, 1988
Soviet TV Shows Film On Rioting; Media Criticized For Slow Reaction
Apr 27, 1988;
U.S. Embassy in Kabul May Be Iran Target; Diplomatic Staff Reduced as Safeguard Following Warning of Reprisals by Tehran
Apr 27, 1988;
Syria, PLO Prepare for More Talks; Difficult Issues Remain Despite Assad-Arafat Rapprochement
Apr 27, 1988;
D.C. Agency Chief Pays 3 Aides' Rent With City Funds; Human Services' Woods Shares Apartment, Costs With Deputy
Apr 27, 1988;
Montgomery Police Veteran Named Chief; Donald Brooks Gives `Very, Very High Priority' to Fighting Drugs
Apr 27, 1988;
Moran Wants to Show That Comeback's Real; Despite 1985 Struggle, Alexandria Mayor Is Confident of Reelection
Apr 27, 1988;
Primate Inmate's Short-Lived Picnic; National Zoo Break-Out Artist Enjoys Romp With Her Public
Apr 27, 1988;
SE Mother Allegedly Slays Son While Aiming at Neighbor
Apr 27, 1988;
Whooping Cough Outbreak Strikes 15 in Montgomery
Apr 27, 1988;
Early Outs Authorized
Apr 27, 1988;
Baltimore Student Aid Fund Formed
Apr 27, 1988;
Prestige Is Expensive
Apr 27, 1988;
Redoing a Cemetery's Welcome Mat; Arlington's New Visitors Center to Replace `Temporary' Shelter
Apr 27, 1988;
D.C. Marchers Protest War Of Iran, Iraq
Apr 27, 1988;