The Washington Times (Washington, DC) back issues from April 1996:
New pastor, new steeple mark church.(Culture, Et Cetera)
Apr 01, 1996
NASA move is called too costly: Estimated savings are not justified.(Nation)
Apr 01, 1996;
Perry sees GIs returning by fall: All out of Bosnia by end of the year.(Nation)
Apr 01, 1996;
Palm Sunday remembrance: (WILD ART).(Nation)
Apr 01, 1996
California governor's mind remains on Washington post.(Nation)(Campaign '96)
Apr 01, 1996;
Heads of state rally to restart the EU: Turin summit goals high, hurdles steep.(World)(Briefing/Western Europe)(News Analysis)
Apr 01, 1996;
When the workers party: (WILD ART).(World)
Apr 01, 1996
Packed Procomm provides plenty of punch for the price.(Business)(On Computers)
Apr 01, 1996;
Carrying caddies' legal bag gives company a shot at country club life.(Business)(The Entrepreneurs)
Apr 01, 1996;
Sexes' differences increase confusion.(A)
Apr 01, 1996;
Tendered pledge of a finagled full faith.(Commentary)
Apr 01, 1996;
Achilles' heel trade mythology.(Commentary)
Apr 01, 1996;
The Democrats and the unions.(Commentary)(Editorials)
Apr 01, 1996
Farmers at the public trough.(Commentary)(Editorials)
Apr 01, 1996
Mad cows and Englishmen.(Commentary)(Editorials)
Apr 01, 1996
Mortal math: Smokers keep states' health costs down.(Commentary)(Editorials)(Letters)
Apr 01, 1996
Sorting out who has stepped over the line - in politics and in prose.(Commentary)(Editorials)(Letters)
Apr 01, 1996
View from an ivory tower distorts the real picture of baseball stadiums.(Commentary)(Editorials)(Letters)
Apr 01, 1996
A father figure for president.(Commentary)(Op-Ed)
Apr 01, 1996;
Carey, Caps get draw on Lightning: Tie extends unbeaten streak to six.(Sports)
Apr 01, 1996;
For openers, Johnson, Devereaux and Billy Ripken come full circle.(Sports)
Apr 01, 1996;
A pioneer, for kicks: After wowing the Brits, Harkes comes home to help boost MLS.(Sports)
Apr 01, 1996;
Orangemen, gird for waves of blue.(Sports)
Apr 01, 1996;
APRIL 1.(Sports)(Pro Hockey)(Nhl Today)
Apr 01, 1996
Parity-driven league hopes to tap fan base.(Sports)(Soccer)
Apr 01, 1996;
CBS does Jimmy V justice; Orioles to honor men of steel.(Sports)(Extra Points)(People In Sports)
Apr 01, 1996;
Terps spring forward with new-look offense.(Sports)(Colleges)(Football)
Apr 01, 1996;
Nesbit re-emerges, claims women's title.(Sports)(Cherry Blossom 10-Mile Run)
Apr 01, 1996;
Pack can't practice, his season likely over.(Sports)(Pro Basketball)
Apr 01, 1996;
Saluter greets year in winning fashion.(Sports)(Steeplechase)
Apr 01, 1996;
The Orioles' season of promise: New faces combine to make a formidable ballclub.(Baseball '96)
Apr 01, 1996;
O's headed for a pennant race - and they just might win it.(Baseball '96)(Orioles '96)
Apr 01, 1996;
2,153 and counting: Ripken ready to carry on.(Baseball '96)(Orioles '96)
Apr 01, 1996;
Perlozzo returns as coach.(Baseball '96)(Orioles '96)
Apr 01, 1996;
Palmeiro deserves respect and ring: Big numbers fail to bring either so far.(Baseball '96)(Orioles '96)
Apr 01, 1996;
Founding Fathers backed God's choice.(Metropolitan Times)(Metropolitan Voices)
Apr 01, 1996
Maryland never planned to charge SSI applicants.(Metropolitan Times)(Metropolitan Voices)
Apr 01, 1996
Judge treated slain child worse than a young dog.(Metropolitan Times)(Metropolitan Voices)
Apr 01, 1996
`Justice' was applied, and the victim died.(Metropolitan Times)(Police Beat)
Apr 01, 1996;
Glendening's stadiums miss legislators' goals: Bipartisan cry cites lost issues.(Metropolitan Times)(Top Of The News)(Maryland Assembly '96)
Apr 01, 1996;
From today on, being on dole is a real job: Work rule in effect in N. Va.(Metropolitan Times)(Cover Story)
Apr 01, 1996;
Bad days at the bank: (WILD ART).(Metropolitan Times)(Regional News)
Apr 01, 1996
Alumni group plans battle for the Bard: Wants Shakespeare mandatory at Georgetown.(Metropolitan Times)(Regional News)
Apr 01, 1996;
State bill pre-empts pilot program for PG.(Metropolitan Times)(Cover Story)
Apr 01, 1996;
Allen loses challenge to EPA's permit rule.(Metropolitan Times)(Virginia News)
Apr 01, 1996;
Suspect questioned in three PG slayings.(Metropolitan Times)(Maryland News)
Apr 01, 1996
Bowie to vote on own police: City's growth leads to call for change.(Metropolitan Times)(Maryland News)
Apr 01, 1996;
CSX refuses to play ball.(Metropolitan Times)(Regional News)(Traffic Stops)
Apr 01, 1996;
Building character a plank at a time: This D.C. school's unique wood shop KEEPs students out of trouble.(Metropolitan Times)(Life Times)
Apr 01, 1996;
Pols grilled on the Gridiron: Basketball game upstages efforts at topical humor.(Metropolitan Times)(Party Lines)
Apr 01, 1996;
`Oleanna' deals a one-two punch right to PC's glass jaw.(Metropolitan Times)(Arts & Entertainment)(Theater)
Apr 01, 1996;
In `Stalingrad,' filmmaker does no better than Wehrmacht.(Metropolitan Times)(Arts & Entertainment)(Movies)
Apr 01, 1996;
Example of pre-empt backfiring.(Metropolitan Times)(Advice Etc.)(Bridge)
Apr 01, 1996;
Some see root of all evil taking toll on politics.(A)
Apr 01, 1996;
CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME: (WILD ART).(A)
Apr 01, 1996
Clinton campaign puts pieces in place: $24 million part of re-election plan before convention.(Campaign '96)
Apr 01, 1996;
`One of the boys' confronts anxious Arkansas insiders: Hale set to testify in Little Rock trial.(A)
Apr 01, 1996;
Divorce-busters warn: Love can't conquer all: When many marry before they're ready.(Making Marriage Work)
Apr 01, 1996;
Thursday is `D-Day' to ban gay marriage: Hawaii lawsuit could open the door.(Culture, Et Cetera)
Apr 01, 1996;
Like Judas, many appear close to Christ but are not.(Culture, Et Cetera)(The Capital Pulpit)
Apr 01, 1996
It takes more than just an entry fee to be considered a Bassmaster pro.(Sports)(Outdoors)
Apr 01, 1996;
INSIDE POLITICS.(Nation)(Inside Politics)
Apr 01, 1996;
INSIDE THE BELTWAY.(Nation)(Inside The Beltway)
Apr 01, 1996;
WASHINGTON DAYBOOK;TODAY'S HEADLINERS.(Nation)(Washington Daybook)(Today'S Headliners)
Apr 01, 1996
EMBASSY ROW.(World)(Embassy Row)
Apr 01, 1996;