The Washington Post back issues from Tuesday, September 12:
East Germans Start Over in West; Move Intensifies Split in Bloc As Only Poles Back Hungary
Sep 12, 1989;
East Germans Start Over in West; `This Must Be the Happiest Day Of Our Lives,' Says Refugee
Sep 12, 1989;
Serious Deficiencies Found at 11 Drug Firms; FDA Inspectors Tell of Shortcuts, Fraud in Making Generic Medicines
Sep 12, 1989;
`Sitting on a Time Bomb Waiting for Kids to Die'; D.C. Child Welfare Services Overmatched Series: THE CRACK LEGACY: System Under Siege Series Number: 3/3
Sep 12, 1989;
Smithsonian To Surrender Indian Bones; Accord Sets Stage For New Museum
Sep 12, 1989;
Soviets Claim White House Is Laggard on Arms Issues
Sep 12, 1989;
U.S. Eyes 50,000 Limit On Soviet Emigres in '90; Up to 150,000 Are Expected to Seek Entry
Sep 12, 1989;
A Chance to Truly Help Poland
Sep 12, 1989;
CORRECTION
Sep 12, 1989
McDonnell Douglas Jets Face New Inspections; FAA to Order Changes in Older Aircraft
Sep 12, 1989;
N.Y. Primary Campaign Ends on Subdued Note; Dinkins, Koch Call for Unity, Healing
Sep 12, 1989;
HHS Ready to Pursue Minority Health; At Hearing, Sullivan Endorses Thrust of Bill to Expand Programs
Sep 12, 1989;
TODAY IN CONGRESS
Sep 12, 1989
Saudis Propose Leasing Oil to U.S.; Unusual Arrangement Discussed to Fill Strategic Petroleum Reserve
Sep 12, 1989;
Byrd Offers Expanded Anti-Drug Plan; Senate Democrat Would Add $2.2 Billion to Bush Initiative
Sep 12, 1989;
Democrats Urged to Confront Bush on Issues; Conference Speakers, Examining Trend in Presidential Races, Stress Policy Differences
Sep 12, 1989;
Reagan Had An Earlier Blood Clot
Sep 12, 1989;
Birthday Party Held for Marcos
Sep 12, 1989
Child Abuse Case Jeopardized
Sep 12, 1989
Georgia Man Loses Claim to McKinney Estate
Sep 12, 1989
Premarital AIDS Testing Repealed
Sep 12, 1989
Reagan, Bush Diaries Evaluated as Trial Evidence
Sep 12, 1989;
Smoke Rises From Acres of Tires
Sep 12, 1989
U.S., Britain Set Compromise In Treaty Verification Dispute; West Divided on Conventional Forces Pact
Sep 12, 1989;
Watch On for Hugo as Gabrielle Fades
Sep 12, 1989
States, Cities Begin to Tackle Problem Series: THE CRACK LEGACY: System Under Siege Series Number: 3/3
Sep 12, 1989;
Five Chains to Phase Out Produce Treated With Carcinogenic Pesticides
Sep 12, 1989;
Pilot's Law Firm Files Bankruptcy
Sep 12, 1989
Students' Scores Drop In Test of Verbal Skills
Sep 12, 1989;
Yeltsin: Gorbachev Has Year to Prove Self; Soviet Maverick Cites Possible Revolution From Below
Sep 12, 1989;
Bush Ambassadorial Nomination in Limbo; White House Sends Negative Signals
Sep 12, 1989;
Bush Ambassadorial Nomination in Limbo;White House Sends Negative Signals
Sep 12, 1989;
Rep. Moakley's Mark on Rules; Chairman Blends Independence, Amicability
Sep 12, 1989;
TURNOVER RATES
Sep 12, 1989
U.S.-Polish Reality
Sep 12, 1989
Pledging Is Not the Problem
Sep 12, 1989
U.S. Troops in the Drug War
Sep 12, 1989
The Exodus Through Hungary
Sep 12, 1989
Some Spinach for the Senate
Sep 12, 1989
Pregnant and in Prison
Sep 12, 1989
Lebanon Is Israel's Fault
Sep 12, 1989
Hiring the Unemployed: A Short-Term Solution
Sep 12, 1989
Want to Make a Difference? Be a Mentor.
Sep 12, 1989
Watch Out, MTV: Poetry Has Returned
Sep 12, 1989
D.C. Is Not `Bogota on the Potomac'
Sep 12, 1989
The Art of Resigning
Sep 12, 1989;
`We Have Perverted Liberalism'
Sep 12, 1989;
When Blacks Doubt Black Leaders
Sep 12, 1989;
Disposable Scholarship
Sep 12, 1989;
Beijing Tensions Rise As Anniversaries Near; Huge Ceremony to Mark State Founding
Sep 12, 1989;
Gunmen in Medellin Assassinate Ex-Mayor; Victim Had Backed Drug Extraditions
Sep 12, 1989;
Norwegian Elections Could Produce a Stalemate
Sep 12, 1989;
Solidarity Tells How It Will Cure Poland; Reforms Might Be Painful; Government Set for Approval Today
Sep 12, 1989;
Gen. Pinochet Weeps
Sep 12, 1989
Global Warming Singes World Bank; President Conable's Optimism Draws Ire of Environmentalists
Sep 12, 1989;
Peres: Cairo Plan Is Basis for Talks
Sep 12, 1989
Plans for Coalition
Sep 12, 1989
Police Stop Using Whips
Sep 12, 1989
Yugoslav Party Proposal
Sep 12, 1989
Bush Insists U.S. Troops Have Minimal Drug Role
Sep 12, 1989;
FBI to Use Semiautomatic Handguns; Sessions Issues Order in Response to Criminals' Increased Firepower
Sep 12, 1989;
In U.S., Martinez Pleads Not Guilty
Sep 12, 1989
Accord Near on Chemical Weapons; U.S.-Soviet Plan Allows Trial Inspections of Production, Storage Sites
Sep 12, 1989;
Danube Collision Toll Said to Be 161 Dead
Sep 12, 1989
D.C. Finances Called `Precarious' By Chairman of New Study Panel
Sep 12, 1989;