The Washington Post back issues from Monday, July 14:
Heavy Hitters Return to Court; Charity Tennis Event Lures the Power Set Out of Their Offices
Jul 14, 1997;
CD Bootleggers Face the Music; Supply of Illegal Recordings Shrinks After Customs Crackdown
Jul 14, 1997;
Delays Leave Part of C&O Canal Dry; Popular Eight-Mile Section Remains in Disrepair Following 1996 Floods
Jul 14, 1997;
French Proudly Hold Fast To Benevolent Central Rule; Nation Defies Trend in Preserving Traditions
Jul 14, 1997;
In a `People's Court' of Quirky Cases, Even Patience Is Tried
Jul 14, 1997;
NAACP Facing New Challenges Over Integration; As Group Convenes, Some Seek Greater Focus on Self-Help
Jul 14, 1997;
A Searing Pilgrimage For Albright; Prague Visit Tracks Fate of Jewish Kin
Jul 14, 1997;
A Year Leaves Flight 800's Mystery Intact; Blast Has Had Effect On Airline Procedures
Jul 14, 1997;
Linguistics: A Monumental Translation in Mexico
Jul 14, 1997;
Neurology: Separate Language Storage Centers
Jul 14, 1997;
An Endangered Primate's Paradigm: `Make Love, Not War'
Jul 14, 1997;
In Eventful Week, Gore Rallies Democratic Core, Bolsters Clinton
Jul 14, 1997;
Huang Cannot Be Given `Partial Immunity' for Testimony, Senate Chairman Says
Jul 14, 1997;
TODAY IN CONGRESS
Jul 14, 1997
Vote This Week on a House GOP Post May Reflect Discontent With Gingrich
Jul 14, 1997;
Okla. Grand Jury Subpoenas 6 in Coverup Probe
Jul 14, 1997
Clinton to Support Legislation Guarding Against Gene-Test Bias; Inherited Risk for Disease Has Kept Some From Getting Insurance
Jul 14, 1997;
Cuban Exiles' Memorial
Jul 14, 1997
Workload Strains Indian Gambling Agency; Tribes Concerned About Push to Increase Regulators' Funding
Jul 14, 1997;
U.S. Machine Tool Orders Up 8 Pct.
Jul 14, 1997
Cambodian Ruler's First Week Takes Toll Among Foes; Hundreds Seized, Many Killed, Since Co-Premier Was Ousted
Jul 14, 1997;
Haitians Find New Police Too Similar to Old; U.S.-Backed Force Failing to Establish Law and Order as Deadline Approaches for U.N. Pullout
Jul 14, 1997;
Ukraine Savors New Ties With NATO; Military Accord Grew Out of Relationship Fostered by Pentagon
Jul 14, 1997;
ETA Killing Provokes Spaniards to Violence; Pope Condemns Politician's Assassination
Jul 14, 1997;
Prince Edward: Canada's Newest Drive-In Island
Jul 14, 1997;
Budget Confusion, Dismissal Leave Weather Service Uneasy; Director's Removal Followed Breakdown of Plan to Close 80 Field Offices
Jul 14, 1997;
Success Stories
Jul 14, 1997;
Alternatives to the Wilson Bridge
Jul 14, 1997
Benedict Arnold's Patriotic Moment
Jul 14, 1997
Drugs: Interdicting the Flow . . .
Jul 14, 1997
. . . Offering Clean Needles
Jul 14, 1997
The Central American Refugees
Jul 14, 1997
No Tears for Joe Camel
Jul 14, 1997
Grading Standards Correspond to Achievement
Jul 14, 1997
Keeping Federal Jobs in the District
Jul 14, 1997
A Mockery of Justice
Jul 14, 1997
Vietnam Revisited (Cont'd)
Jul 14, 1997
What the Warren Commission Said
Jul 14, 1997
A 30-Year-Old New Idea
Jul 14, 1997;
Palestinians, Israeli Troops Clash in West Bank City
Jul 14, 1997
Guevara Returned to Cubans
Jul 14, 1997
Serbs Honor Ex-Police Chief
Jul 14, 1997
At National Zoo, It's Lions and Tigers and Bears All Night
Jul 14, 1997;
For Va. Candidate, A Wheelchair Race; Hager Champions `Empowerment'
Jul 14, 1997;
In Md. Town, the Doctor Isn't Quite Himself Lately; Jailed Plastic Surgeon Denies His Identity
Jul 14, 1997;
Michael Milken, Giving Freely; Convicted Financier Hopes to Boost Educators -- and Perhaps His Image -- With $25,000 Awards
Jul 14, 1997;
Woman Dies In Collision On Beltway; At Least Two Injured In Silver Spring Pileup
Jul 14, 1997;
D.C. Officer Wounds Man in Struggle at Store
Jul 14, 1997
Investment Results
Jul 14, 1997;
Dog Doing Swimmingly
Jul 14, 1997;
Gorilla Grows Fast
Jul 14, 1997;
Traffic Crackdown Issues More Tickets Across the Region
Jul 14, 1997;
DEATHS
Jul 14, 1997
Don C. Nearpass Dies; Was Federal Agronomist
Jul 14, 1997
3 Killed at Va. Shipyard
Jul 14, 1997
Pope Is Praying For Va. Inmate On Death Row
Jul 14, 1997
Robbery in Georgetown
Jul 14, 1997
A First-Class Venue; With the Cancer Ball, National's New Terminal Has a Gala Coming-Out
Jul 14, 1997;
Fox's `Roar': Celtic Silliness
Jul 14, 1997;
Gore & Schiff's Whirlwind Wedding
Jul 14, 1997;
A Lott to Explain
Jul 14, 1997;
Ovitz's Latest Role; The Agent Without Portfolio Tries Philanthropy
Jul 14, 1997;
A Poet And a Fighter; Battling Cancer, Gaston Neal Gets Some Help From His Friends
Jul 14, 1997;
The Decline of Politics
Jul 14, 1997;
Jackie O: By Word Of Mouth; Friends Remember a Dynamic First Lady
Jul 14, 1997;