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

Mount Vernon by candles; Mansion special when visited on holiday nights.(METROPOLITAN)

Dec 01, 2002

Pakistan deals back.(LETTERS)

Dec 01, 2002

Misrepresenting methadone.(LETTERS)

Dec 01, 2002

Austria's priestly martyrs.(LETTERS)

Dec 01, 2002

From Puritanism to puerility.(LETTERS)

Dec 01, 2002

... And the deficit in perspective.(EDITORIALS)

Dec 01, 2002

The economy ...(EDITORIALS)

Dec 01, 2002

Sport of law's razor.(COMMENTARY)

Dec 01, 2002

Calling the dogs off on Wall Street . . .(COMMENTARY)

Dec 01, 2002

Jesse Jackson needs new priorities.(LETTERS)(FORUM)

Dec 01, 2002

Miscalculating the costs of war.(LETTERS)(FORUM)

Dec 01, 2002

The roots of anti-U.S. hatred.(LETTERS)(FORUM)

Dec 01, 2002

A 17th-century ego for the ages.(BOOKS)(ON BOOKS)

Dec 01, 2002

Legendary director, cabinet star, a sailor.(BOOKS)(BIOGRAPHY)

Dec 01, 2002

Tale of scorned woman taking refuge in Virgil soars, then fails.(BOOKS)

Dec 01, 2002

The scoop on candy across time.(BOOKS)

Dec 01, 2002

Modern men's muses: women anchored in our human world.(BOOKS)

Dec 01, 2002

How American Indians fought British after France left.(BOOKS)

Dec 01, 2002

Hydraulic despotism; China's long fixation on the Three Gorges dam.(BOOKS)

Dec 01, 2002

Court to review abortion protests; Scheidler v. NOW considers right to free speech vs. criminal extortion conspiracies.(PAGE ONE)

Dec 01, 2002

End of the storm? Losses hit insurance industry.(PAGE ONE)(SPECIAL REPORT)

Dec 01, 2002

Jordan starts but can't quite finish off 76ers.(SPORTS)

Dec 01, 2002

Life's Peachy for Terps; Bowl tabs Maryland, snubs UVa.(SPORTS)

Dec 01, 2002

Changes likely soon, Capitals GM implies.(SPORTS)

Dec 01, 2002

Eagles look for a QB with some wrist action.(SPORTS)

Dec 01, 2002

'Sports Night' classic on DVD.(SPORTS)(FANS: ON THE SHELF)

Dec 01, 2002

Small-market teams studying Sabres' efforts.(SPORTS)(SPORTS BIZ)

Dec 01, 2002

Anemic Bengals likely to get large dose of Ravens' Lewis.(SPORTS)

Dec 01, 2002

Pennington's progress gives the Jets parity.(SPORTS)

Dec 01, 2002

Southern comfort; Rockfish are easy pickings in Virginia's James River.(SPORTS)(WEEKEND ATHLETE: OUTDOORS)

Dec 01, 2002

Surgery to remove knee cartilage often no help.(SPORTS)(WEEKEND ATHLETE: HEALTH & FITNESS)

Dec 01, 2002

New road will shorten journey to Snowshoe.(SPORTS)(WEEKEND ATHLETE: SNOW SPORTS)

Dec 01, 2002

Ex-Olympian prefers our weather to that of San Diego.(SPORTS)(WEEKEND ATHLETE: RUNNING)

Dec 01, 2002

Terps continue to roll by putting down Dukes.(SPORTS)

Dec 01, 2002

Undefeated Hoyas feast on turnovers.(SPORTS)

Dec 01, 2002

Sunday, Nov. 24.(NATION)(TOP OF THE TIMES: A REVIEW OF THE WEEK'S NEWS)

Dec 01, 2002

Henderson and Terps end season in style against Demon Deacons.(SPORTS)

Dec 01, 2002

ONE PARENT, MANY FRIENDS; Groups give support to both adults, children.(FAMILY TIMES)

Dec 01, 2002

Off on a road trip with toys, food and jazz.(FAMILY TIMES)(BABY STEPS)

Dec 01, 2002

Limbaugh returns Daschle attack on terror war.(NATION)

Dec 01, 2002

HOLIDAY SHOWS; Area hosts number of events.(FAMILY TIMES)(FIELD TRIPS)

Dec 01, 2002

EEK! What a natural way to learn.(FAMILY TIMES)(WEBWISE)

Dec 01, 2002

22 on Hill oppose lawsuit to rid Congress of chaplains; Atheist who brought action gained notoriety this summer opposing Pledge.(NATION)

Dec 01, 2002

Events improve Cyprus situation; Hopes high that island will unite.(WORLD)

Dec 01, 2002

Kuchma tapes called into question; U.S.-Ukraine relationship cooled by content.(WORLD)(BRIEFING: EUROPE)

Dec 01, 2002

Making a style change.(WORLD)(WORLD REVIEW)

Dec 01, 2002

Vietnam-era injuries still plague veteran.(NATION)(SGT. SHAFT)

Dec 02, 2002

Beset Jewish state is losing edge over Arab world, report warns.(WORLD)

Dec 02, 2002

A long way, baby.(WORLD)(EMBASSY ROW)

Dec 02, 2002

Casting NATO line perilously far to east.(COMMENTARY)

Dec 02, 2002

Economy ripe for Bush tax-cut plan.(COMMENTARY)

Dec 02, 2002

North Korea ripe for change.(COMMENTARY)

Dec 02, 2002

The new threat to airliners.(COMMENTARY)

Dec 02, 2002

A bankable ringer to replace Saddam?(COMMENTARY)

Dec 02, 2002

PETA pounces back.(LETTERS)

Dec 02, 2002

New additions will strengthen NATO alliance.(LETTERS)

Dec 02, 2002

Duration of the war.(LETTERS)

Dec 02, 2002

Decriminalize marijuana users.(LETTERS)

Dec 02, 2002

A blunder on Burma.(EDITORIALS)

Dec 02, 2002

A bloody shame.(EDITORIALS)

Dec 02, 2002

No laughing matter; Campaign-finance law could muzzle satire.(OPED)

Dec 02, 2002

Should immigrants be taxed? Remittance fees would aid border hospitals.(OPED)

Dec 02, 2002

Murders that are not collateral damage; Jews and Arabs now in mourning.(OPED)

Dec 02, 2002

Out of the closet, at Stanford; Conservatives may no longer be an endangered species.(OPED)

Dec 02, 2002

N. Korea ships fuel, missiles to Yemen.(PAGE ONE)

Dec 02, 2002