The Washington Post back issues from Tuesday, July 24:
Barry Lawyers Challenge Date Provided by Dealer; Defense Could Finish Case by Tomorrow
Jul 24, 1990;
BUSH NAMES APPELLATE JUDGE TO BRENNAN SEAT; President Selects Souter, 50, For `Intellect' and `Ability'
Jul 24, 1990;
Center Tests Permit-Seekers' Will to Wait Series: DISTRICT AT WORK; Challenges For the Next Mayor Series Number: 3/6
Jul 24, 1990;
Bush Names Appellate Judge to Brennan Seat; Conservative's Slate Blank On Abortion
Jul 24, 1990;
Iraq Masses Troops at Kuwait Border; U.S. Puts Gulf Warships on Alert as Tensions Rise Over Oil Quotas
Jul 24, 1990;
Nervous Stock Market Falls 56 Points After Slide of 108
Jul 24, 1990;
New Policy, Old Hang-Up
Jul 24, 1990;
CORRECTION
Jul 24, 1990
CORRECTION
Jul 24, 1990
CORRECTION
Jul 24, 1990
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CORRECTION
Jul 24, 1990
Ford to Redesign Jobs To Limit Motion Injuries; OSHA Fines Automaker $1.2 Million
Jul 24, 1990;
Kemp Promises New Housing on Reservations
Jul 24, 1990;
National Health Insurance Ruled Out; Sullivan Says U.S. Will Continue to Depend on Free Market
Jul 24, 1990;
Oil Spill Bill: Mitchell Prevails Over Shippers; Firm Stance on Liability Leads Some Companies to Announce Pullout From U.S. Market
Jul 24, 1990;
Student Loan Guarantor Calls for Federal Help; Education Dept. Terms Problems `Serious'
Jul 24, 1990;
Housing Inspection Unit Adapting to Leaner Times; Fines Help, but Critics Say Problems Go Undetected Series: DISTRICT AT WORK; Challenges For the Next Mayor Series Number: 3/6
Jul 24, 1990;
Aspin Urges Halt in B-2 Production; Air Force Would Be Allowed to Complete 15 Under Construction
Jul 24, 1990;
Bush Moves to Speed Budget Negotiations
Jul 24, 1990;
TODAY IN CONGRESS
Jul 24, 1990
Lawmaker Denies Bush Urged Delay on CIA; Panel Postponed Covert Action Budget on Its Own, Chairman Says
Jul 24, 1990;
U.S. Funds Promote Name Brands; $68 Million Spent This Year Under Export Aid Program, GAO Says
Jul 24, 1990;
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Jul 24, 1990
Bombs, Hostages: A Family Link; Captives Seen as Terrorist's Pawns
Jul 24, 1990;
Bulgaria Orders End To Protests; Police Do Not Act Against Tent City
Jul 24, 1990;
De Klerk Warns ANC Leadership; Military Wing Suspected in Plot to Seize Power From Government
Jul 24, 1990;
South Korean Opposition Lawmakers Quit
Jul 24, 1990;
Troops' Drug-War Role Questioned; Critics Wary of U.S. Push to Expand Colombian Military's Duties
Jul 24, 1990;
Peronist Delivers on State Sell-Offs; Spanish and U.S. Firms Buy Into Argentine Phones, Airline
Jul 24, 1990;
EC Delegation Presses Israel on Peace Effort
Jul 24, 1990;
Aquino Asks for Quake Relief
Jul 24, 1990
CIA Denies Report
Jul 24, 1990
India Reassured on Trade
Jul 24, 1990
Liberian Rebels Surprise Doe Troops in Capital
Jul 24, 1990
New Ukrainian President
Jul 24, 1990
Rafsanjani Attacks Critics
Jul 24, 1990
Soviets Seeking Credit For Grain Purchases; Yeutter Cites Hurdles to Aid for Moscow
Jul 24, 1990;
Capital Gains and the Widening Income Gap; Proposed Tax Rate Cut Would Further Enrich Wealthiest Households, Center Says
Jul 24, 1990;
3 Who Would Curb `Frank' Use It Fully; These Republicans On Panel Are Not Alone
Jul 24, 1990;
The Souter Nomination
Jul 24, 1990
Bonus for the Boat People
Jul 24, 1990
To Buy a House
Jul 24, 1990
UDC's `Dinner Party'
Jul 24, 1990
Europhobia
Jul 24, 1990
For the Record
Jul 24, 1990
The View From the Freeway
Jul 24, 1990
In the Words of JFK
Jul 24, 1990
Yes, a Free-Trade Zone for the Americas
Jul 24, 1990
The Europe Of the Schoolyard
Jul 24, 1990;
Alleged Area Male Prostitution Ringleader Surrenders
Jul 24, 1990;
Bobo Proposes Restrictions On Developers
Jul 24, 1990;
Bridge Openings Sharply Curtailed;2-Month Action Taken for Repair of Wilson
Jul 24, 1990;
Dispute Over Fence Knows No Bounds;Neighbors Engaged in 4th Year of Lawsuits
Jul 24, 1990;
More Firepower Blamed In Record Homicide Pace
Jul 24, 1990;
Ray Says Tax Increase May Be Needed;Mayoral Candidate Cites Waste in D.C. Government
Jul 24, 1990;
Minority Contractor Convicted Of Defrauding U.S. Government
Jul 24, 1990;
Time for the Annual Lump-Sum Panic Attack
Jul 24, 1990;
Judge Finds Bias at 1st Virginia;Name-Calling Case `Insensitivity' Cited
Jul 24, 1990;
Silver Spring Man Charged In 11 Robberies, Tied to More
Jul 24, 1990;
Takoma Park Enacts Smoking Law;Area's Toughest Measure Restricts Workplace, Restaurants, Machines
Jul 24, 1990;
The `Twinkie II' Defense?
Jul 24, 1990;
Fairfax Mandates Affordable Housing
Jul 24, 1990
Jarvis Wins Union's Support
Jul 24, 1990
Killer of Street Artist Sentenced
Jul 24, 1990