The Washington Post back issues from Wednesday, January 22:
Clinton Maps Spending Cuts For Medicare; Action Draws Praise Of Hill Republicans
Jan 22, 1997;
DNC Bars Foreign Donations; Criticized for 1996 Fund-Raising, Party Limits `Soft Money'
Jan 22, 1997;
Ego and Ambition Scarcely Hidden in Gingrich's Writings
Jan 22, 1997;
House Reprimands, Penalizes Speaker
Jan 22, 1997;
Kit for Home Drug-Testing Is Approved; Shalala Calls Product An Option for Parents
Jan 22, 1997;
`Killer in This Courtroom,' Simpson Jurors Told
Jan 22, 1997;
The Inaugural Ball Scene: It's a Wrap -- Eventually
Jan 22, 1997;
Oat Bran Product Makers Win Right to Label Health Claims; FDA Allows `May' Reduce Risk of Heart Attacks
Jan 22, 1997;
CLARIFICATION
Jan 22, 1997
Bipartisan Mood Yields to Bitter Spirit in House; Members Weigh Value of Weakened Speaker
Jan 22, 1997;
TODAY IN CONGRESS
Jan 22, 1997
EXCERPTS FROM THE DEBATE ON THE REPRIMAND OF HOUSE SPEAKER NEWT GINGRICH
Jan 22, 1997
Senate Isn't Waiting With Legislative Plans; Leaders Roll Out Rival Agendas, Saying There Is Hope for Agreement on Some Issues
Jan 22, 1997;
U.S. Official in Taiwan Quits Amid Justice Dept. Probe
Jan 22, 1997
Va. Parochial School Teacher Held in Sex Assaults
Jan 22, 1997;
Top Official Cool to Plan For a Trimmer Fairfax; Acting Executive Urges Caution on Some Cuts
Jan 22, 1997;
Bail Stands for Connecticut Rape Suspect
Jan 22, 1997
Cockpit Fumes Felled Mother and Son
Jan 22, 1997
D.C. Workers to Lose Health Care Options; City Officials Drop Six Providers, Leaving One
Jan 22, 1997;
Experimental Drug Reduces Risk Of Heart Bypass Complications
Jan 22, 1997
Ex-Inspector Pleads Guilty In Fairfax; Loans From Builders Bring No Jail or Fine
Jan 22, 1997;
High Court Asks Justice Dept. for Comment on Racial Layoff Case
Jan 22, 1997;
Company Pleads No Contest In Espy Election Fund Case; Major Crop Insurer Is Fined $2 Million
Jan 22, 1997;
Teens Accused of Killing Newborn Are Released to House Arrest
Jan 22, 1997
Wrong Prescriptions Taking Big Toll
Jan 22, 1997
Virginia Resident Takes Home a Positive Picture of D.C. Employees
Jan 22, 1997
A Suddenly Popular Outcast; Foe of Serbian Nationalism Finds Broadcast Job Attracts New Friends
Jan 22, 1997;
Germany, Czech Republic Bury an Old Hatchet; Nations Reconcile With Apologies for WWII-Era Actions
Jan 22, 1997;
South Korean Leader Retreats On Controversial Labor Laws
Jan 22, 1997;
Making Up for the Cold Fronts From Canada
Jan 22, 1997;
Aid Workers' Bodies Homebound
Jan 22, 1997
Car Bomb Blasts Kill 16 In New Algerian Violence
Jan 22, 1997
Dutch Easing Euthanasia Laws
Jan 22, 1997
India Courts Neighbors In Foreign Policy Shift; Leaders Attempt to Increase Trade Ties
Jan 22, 1997;
Sudanese Rebels Claim Advance
Jan 22, 1997
Zaire Remands Accused Envoy
Jan 22, 1997
Britain, China Trade Warnings Over Beijing's Move Against Hong Kong Freedoms
Jan 22, 1997;
Japan Mounts Urgent Effort On Oil Spill; Hashimoto Concedes Response Was Tardy
Jan 22, 1997;
Le Pen Learns Lesson on Serb Politics
Jan 22, 1997
Serbian Government Insists It Won Disputed Elections
Jan 22, 1997;
An `Outsider' Set to Take Over Pentagon; Cohen's Most Enduring Trait in Washington Has Been His Independent Streak
Jan 22, 1997;
No Soft Shoo, They Want the Boot
Jan 22, 1997;
Deadbeat Diplomats
Jan 22, 1997
`The Orphaned Capital'
Jan 22, 1997
Welfare Wriggle
Jan 22, 1997
Hong Kong Threatened, Already
Jan 22, 1997
Fair Unemployment Benefits
Jan 22, 1997
For the Record
Jan 22, 1997
Sick Teachers: Nothing to Sneeze At
Jan 22, 1997
Social Security Time Bomb
Jan 22, 1997
Little Big-Think
Jan 22, 1997;
The New Order in The House
Jan 22, 1997;
The Two-Earner Myth
Jan 22, 1997;
Why Do We Make Dying So Miserable?
Jan 22, 1997;
State Dept. Official Cleared
Jan 22, 1997
U.S. Criticizes Visit By Canadian to Havana
Jan 22, 1997
At Richmond Hearing, a Defensive Environment; Virginia Officials Respond to Report Criticizing Their Record on Pollution
Jan 22, 1997;
Court Monitor to Review D.C. Medicaid Programs; Monitor to Review D.C. Medicaid
Jan 22, 1997;
D.C. Police Stub Their Tows; Car Owners Do the Yelling
Jan 22, 1997;
Little Reality In That Heap Of Pageantry
Jan 22, 1997;
Middle School Grading System Encounters Resistance in Fairfax; Mass Teleconference Held to Reassure Teachers
Jan 22, 1997;
Tax Rate Cut Aids the Rich, Analysts Say; Lawmakers Seek Alternative To Glendening's Proposal
Jan 22, 1997;
List Makers Take Note
Jan 22, 1997;
Briefing on D.C. Plan
Jan 22, 1997
New Job for Ex-Judge
Jan 22, 1997