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The Washington Times (Washington, DC) back issues from November 2002:

Pentagon takes over program to gather intelligence on Iraq.(NATION)

Nov 01, 2002

Bush's popular presidency seen likely to sweep in Republicans.(NATION)

Nov 01, 2002

Sniper suspects charged in PG County shooting; Two counts filed in wounding of 13-year-old outside school.(NATION)

Nov 01, 2002

U.S. will keep oil flowing for now; But nuke program jeopardizes deal.(WORLD)

Nov 01, 2002

Turkey still bridesmaid.(WORLD)(EMBASSY ROW)

Nov 01, 2002

Edict bans trade in sturgeon; U.N. agency targets source of beluga caviar.(WORLD)

Nov 01, 2002

Isolate Kuchma, Hill letter says.(WORLD)

Nov 01, 2002

N. Korea missile threat increases; U.S. two years from defense.(PAGE ONE)

Nov 01, 2002

Moose says he was always in charge.(PAGE ONE)

Nov 01, 2002

Clintons, Gore campaign furiously for Democrats; Analysts see referendum on party's platform.(PAGE ONE)

Nov 01, 2002

U.S., Russia move closer on terrorism; State reviews Chechens for inclusion on blacklist.(PAGE ONE)

Nov 01, 2002

GOP's Hispanic star fading fast in New Mexico; Sanchez was key in party's strategy.(PAGE ONE)

Nov 01, 2002

Suspect accused in sale of fake IDs; Muhammad said to forge passports for illegal aliens.(PAGE ONE)

Nov 01, 2002

Pruning the telecom deadwood.(COMMENTARY)

Nov 01, 2002

Sending in a dupe to disarm Saddam.(COMMENTARY)

Nov 01, 2002

Stealth approach to tax reform.(COMMENTARY)

Nov 01, 2002

Scary odds from the master.(COMMENTARY)

Nov 01, 2002

Jesse James reconsidered.(LETTERS)

Nov 01, 2002

Wellstone's 'mourners'.(LETTERS)

Nov 01, 2002

A case for VAT.(LETTERS)

Nov 01, 2002

Cyprus and the EU.(LETTERS)

Nov 01, 2002

Virginia's dollars and sense on college bonds.(EDITORIALS)

Nov 01, 2002

Vote no D.C. ballot questions.(EDITORIALS)

Nov 01, 2002

Germany: No Turkey in the EU.(EDITORIALS)

Nov 01, 2002

After Wellstone I:.(OPED)(THE WEEKLY DISH)

Nov 01, 2002

Tunnel vision on Islam; The media should face even gruesome realities.(OPED)

Nov 01, 2002

'Live free or die'; Unless you're a labor union.(OPED)

Nov 01, 2002

Ehrlich predicts he will garner a record black vote.(METROPOLITAN)

Nov 01, 2002

Past evils cast shadow over Halloween.(METROPOLITAN)

Nov 01, 2002

GOP absentee votes said in peril; Ballot applications rejected.(METROPOLITAN)

Nov 01, 2002

Allen to vote against tax rise; Cites options to ease gridlock.(METROPOLITAN)

Nov 01, 2002

Johnson supports execution deferral; PG hopeful wavers on sniper suspect.(METROPOLITAN)

Nov 01, 2002

William T. Lee, 77, dies; expert on Soviet defense.(METROPOLITAN)(OBITUARIES)

Nov 01, 2002

'Bloody Sunday' puts viewers on front line.(LIFE - ENTERTAINMENT)(MOVIES)

Nov 01, 2002

'Santa Clause 2' flies on its personable star.(LIFE - ENTERTAINMENT)(MOVIES)

Nov 01, 2002

Hayek is too pretty for ugliness in 'Frida'.(LIFE - ENTERTAINMENT)(MOVIES)

Nov 01, 2002

Unlikable 'Roger' is a role to love; Actor Scott intrigues and repels.(LIFE - ENTERTAINMENT)(MOVIES)

Nov 01, 2002

'Frida' director sees big picture.(LIFE)

Nov 01, 2002

'Auto Focus' turns into a Crane wreck.(LIFE)(MOVIES)

Nov 01, 2002

Suspense, good script escape stars of 'I Spy'.(LIFE)(MOVIES)

Nov 01, 2002

Family trouble in 'All, Nothing'.(LIFE)(MOVIES)

Nov 01, 2002

Ice, ice baby; All that glitters isn't gold in jewelry-rich world of pro sports.(SPORTS)

Nov 01, 2002

Even at 39, MJ's not reduced to memories yet.(SPORTS)

Nov 01, 2002

Wizards make amends; Celtics takebiggest lossin 56 years.(SPORTS)

Nov 01, 2002

Redskins to train in Ashburn.(SPORTS)

Nov 01, 2002

USOC fights overAugusta; CEO membership under scrutiny.(SPORTS)

Nov 01, 2002

Caps can't have 'O' without 'D'.(SPORTS)

Nov 01, 2002

Redskins sign veteran wideout Willie Jackson.(SPORTS)

Nov 01, 2002

Davis likely out for Sunday's Seattle game; Leading rusher's sprained right knee puts his recovery at day-to-day.(SPORTS)(REDSKINS NOTES)

Nov 01, 2002

Milstein suffers third legal defeat.(SPORTS)

Nov 01, 2002

Reunion week; Bledsoe, Rice ready to face former teams.(SPORTS)(NFL REPORT)

Nov 01, 2002

CDC sees first rise in U.S. syphilis rate since 1990; Outbreaks among gay males cited.(NATION)

Nov 01, 2002

Pentagon agrees to Navy's new generation of carriers.(NATION)

Nov 01, 2002

Auto deals help drive third-quarter growth; U.S. economy moving ahead, but business sector remains cautious.(BUSINESS)

Nov 01, 2002

Columbia Pike plan outlined in draft.(BUSINESS)(PROPERTY LINES)

Nov 01, 2002

Folding, stuffing, mailing; It's all in a day's work on the campaign trail.(BUSINESS)(WASHINGTON AT WORK)

Nov 01, 2002

Big-block Chevy dream finally became a reality.(AUTO WEEKEND)(OUT OF THE PAST)

Nov 01, 2002

Shoney's to host show on Sunday.(AUTO WEEKEND)(AUTO NOTES)

Nov 01, 2002

Pollster sees Sununu edging foe for N.H. seat in Senate.(NATION)

Nov 01, 2002

Rallying the corpses for the Democrats.(NATION)(PRUDEN ON POLITICS)

Nov 01, 2002

Mondale returns to fray, calls his age 'an asset'.(NATION)

Nov 01, 2002

Mazda6 is amazing every day.(AUTO WEEKEND)

Nov 01, 2002

DaimlerChrysler finds its own jewel.(AUTO WEEKEND)

Nov 01, 2002

Court called in to review 'Dead'; Foundation says it backs religion.(NATION)

Nov 01, 2002

Not a liberal?(NATION)(INSIDE POLITICS)

Nov 01, 2002