The Washington Post back issues from Wednesday, June 14:
Bush Vetoes `Excessive' Rise in Minimum Wage; Bush, in First Veto, Rejects Higher Minimum Wage
Jun 14, 1989;
China Calls for Arrest of 21 Students; Prodemocracy Leaders, Shown on TV, Could Face Death Sentence
Jun 14, 1989;
Coleman Edges Trible In Va. GOP Primary; Parris, Unable to Expand Base, Runs Third
Jun 14, 1989;
Giant to Test Supermarket Cash Rebates
Jun 14, 1989;
Gorbachev, Kohl Pledge Peace Effort
Jun 14, 1989;
Hardening the S&L Battle Lines; `You Can't Restrict Our God-Given Right to Make Profits!' Series: The $150 Billion Calamity Series Number: 4/7
Jun 14, 1989;
House Votes To Add 700 D.C. Officers; $127.3 Million Approved to Curb City's Drug Violence
Jun 14, 1989;
MIT Criticized for Selling Research to Japanese Firms
Jun 14, 1989;
CORRECTIONS
Jun 14, 1989
CORRECTIONS
Jun 14, 1989
CORRECTIONS
Jun 14, 1989
CORRECTIONS
Jun 14, 1989
Southern Baptists' Conservative President Reelected
Jun 14, 1989
Southern Baptists Prove Tough Audience for `Sin City'
Jun 14, 1989;
2 Decisions Recast Minority Hiring Rules; Court Action Makes Proving Discrimination Harder, but Practical Impact Remains Unclear
Jun 14, 1989;
Ex-Official Declines to Answer Hill Queries on HUD Scandal
Jun 14, 1989;
Missile Plan in Peril, Administration Warned
Jun 14, 1989;
Mortality Rates High At 12 Veterans Hospitals; Study Likely to Fuel Health-Care Debate
Jun 14, 1989;
Reps. Gray and Bonior Are Nip and Tuck in Contest for House Majority Whip
Jun 14, 1989;
Bush Trip Seeks to Spur Clean Air Bill; Legislative `Gridlock' For Decade Deplored
Jun 14, 1989;
Independent Counsel Probing Gregg; Walsh Investigates Whether Nominee May Have Lied to Hill Panels
Jun 14, 1989;
At Coleman Party, Bated Breaths Give Way to Screams of Delight
Jun 14, 1989;
2 Delegates Assailed for Backing Referendums on Local Tax Win Renomination
Jun 14, 1989;
Seabrook Nuclear Plant Attains 1st Reaction
Jun 14, 1989;
Addenda
Jun 14, 1989
AROUND THE NATION
Jun 14, 1989
Jet Noise Prompts Suit
Jun 14, 1989
Jewish Group May Back Lifting Soviet Trade Curbs; Support Conditioned on Freer Emigration
Jun 14, 1989;
Judge Indicted On Racketeering, Conspiracy Charges
Jun 14, 1989
N.Y. `Revenge' Shootings
Jun 14, 1989
Pizza Policy Challenged
Jun 14, 1989
TODAY IN CONGRESS
Jun 14, 1989
Truck Kills Man in Box
Jun 14, 1989
Softening of West Point Honor Code Urged; Panel Says Flexibility Needed in Determining Cadet Punishment
Jun 14, 1989;
Between Boston And Washington: The Megalopolis
Jun 14, 1989
Committee Faulted On `Broad' Request For Lucas's Papers
Jun 14, 1989;
$1 Million Pensions
Jun 14, 1989
NRC Member Moves Up
Jun 14, 1989;
Polluted Waterways
Jun 14, 1989
Puerto Rico's `Monumental' Question; Political Status Is White-Hot Issue on Island, Almost Invisible on Hill
Jun 14, 1989;
Rancher for Wildlife Chief
Jun 14, 1989;
Setback by a Slim Majority
Jun 14, 1989
Back to a Pay Raise
Jun 14, 1989
Price Controls and Natural Gas
Jun 14, 1989
The Chaos at Ballou
Jun 14, 1989
Israel and the `Casualty List'
Jun 14, 1989
For the Record
Jun 14, 1989
Women Have Every Right to Enter VMI
Jun 14, 1989
Fawn Hall's `Higher' Purpose
Jun 14, 1989
Hiring His Girlfriend Is Hardly Ethical
Jun 14, 1989
Benjamin Franklin's Home Deserves to Be Saved
Jun 14, 1989
The Spelling Bee: A Sting Operation
Jun 14, 1989
A British Lesson In Wit
Jun 14, 1989;
Ruling in Favor of White Males
Jun 14, 1989;
A Soft Landing?
Jun 14, 1989;
Why Democrats Target Gingrich and Atwater
Jun 14, 1989;
Reagan: Spread of Ideas Can Outdate NATO;London's Guildhall Told, `You Cannot Massacre an Idea; You Cannot Run Tanks Over Hope'
Jun 14, 1989;
Solidarity-Party Alliance Has Walesa Wearing Mantle of Nonpartisan Patriot
Jun 14, 1989;
U.S. Military Chief Praises Soviet Cuts but Advises Vigilance
Jun 14, 1989;
2 Chinese Diplomats Undecided on Asylum
Jun 14, 1989
Consulate Officials Reportedly Visit, Videotape Chinese Activists in U.S.
Jun 14, 1989;
Let 2 Dissidents Leave Country, U.S. Urges
Jun 14, 1989;
Stability, Economic Progress May Elude China's Emerging Hard-Line Government
Jun 14, 1989;
Sharp Opposition Rhetoric Opens Talks on Hungary Vote
Jun 14, 1989;
Britain Asks Viet Refugees' Repatriation
Jun 14, 1989