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The Washington Times (Washington, DC) back issues from September 2006:

Gene therapy successfully treats cancer; Altered blood cells 'learn' to fight.(PAGE ONE)

Sep 01, 2006

Gingrich opposed to U.S. strike on Iran.(PAGE ONE)

Sep 01, 2006

Bush: 'We have resolve'; President warns against backslide in war on terror.(PAGE ONE)

Sep 01, 2006

New contract upsets air traffic controllers union.(NATION)

Sep 01, 2006

Spitzer's momentum buoys N.Y. Democrats.(NATION)

Sep 01, 2006

Immigration dominates agenda for potential California voters.(NATION)

Sep 01, 2006

Taking a high road, avoiding San Francisco.(NATION)(PRUDEN ON POLITICS)

Sep 01, 2006

Santorum shrinks Casey's poll lead; Immigration key to campaign.(NATION)

Sep 01, 2006

Cold shoulder.(NATION)(INSIDE POLITICS)

Sep 01, 2006

Virginia bishops hit impasse; Anglican's consecration throws diocese in turmoil.(NATION)

Sep 01, 2006

Sporty gal.(NATION)(INSIDE THE BELTWAY)

Sep 01, 2006

NAACP cleared of partisanship in 2004 speech Group retains tax-exempt status.(NATION)

Sep 01, 2006

Punishing Taiwan.(NATION)(INSIDE THE RING)

Sep 01, 2006

Longtime Chen ally pushes for ouster; Plans sit-in at president's office.(WORLD)

Sep 01, 2006

Security Council OKs peacekeeping force for Darfur; U.S.: Khartoum needn't consent.(WORLD)

Sep 01, 2006

Palestinians aim to learn from Hezbollah; Al Aqsa demoralized but sees hope for victory.(WORLD)

Sep 01, 2006

N. Korea shifts views in Japan; Missile tests raise urgency of U.S. military moves.(WORLD)

Sep 01, 2006

Fundamentalism imperils 'model' Malaysian unity; Role of Shariah courts criticized.(WORLD)(BRIEFING: ASIA-PACIFIC)

Sep 01, 2006

Rebuilding Lebanon.(WORLD)(EMBASSY ROW)

Sep 01, 2006

Bleak congestion future.(COMMENTARY)

Sep 01, 2006

How would you spend $3 trillion?(COMMENTARY)

Sep 01, 2006

Fraudulent judgment in Michigan.(EDITORIALS)

Sep 01, 2006

Tunnel vision.(EDITORIALS)

Sep 01, 2006

Rumsfeld's delusional critics.(EDITORIALS)

Sep 01, 2006

Spies belong in prison.(LETTERS)

Sep 01, 2006

Condi in 2008.(LETTERS)

Sep 01, 2006

Wake up.(LETTERS)

Sep 01, 2006

What Rumsfeld said.(LETTERS)

Sep 01, 2006

Muslims must come forward; Take a stand against radicals.(OPED)

Sep 01, 2006

Warning signs; Ignoring 'conversions' at U.S. peril.(OPED)

Sep 01, 2006

U.S.-Sino trade relations; Congress should capitalize on China's market economy.(OPED)

Sep 01, 2006

Don't pander on Kyoto; Republicans must oppose environmentalist folly.(OPED)

Sep 01, 2006

Mfume takes jabs at Cardin votes; Democrats face off in TV debate.(METROPOLITAN)

Sep 01, 2006

Minor flooding expected as Ernesto blows through; Areas battered by June storms race to prepare.(METROPOLITAN)

Sep 01, 2006

Help needed to reap farm's bountiful harvest; Crops on Virginia land in danger of spoiling.(METROPOLITAN)

Sep 01, 2006

Race is far from over for long-shot candidate.(METROPOLITAN)(METROPOLITAN LIFE)

Sep 01, 2006

Harold B. Chase, 86, Air Force colonel.(METROPOLITAN)(OBITUARIES)

Sep 01, 2006

Immigration rally will greet Congress; Advocates 'unrelenting' on reform.(METROPOLITAN)

Sep 01, 2006

U.S. team is rough on rims.(SPORTS)

Sep 01, 2006

Nats deal two players.(SPORTS)

Sep 01, 2006

A natural born winner; Success stories continue for Weis.(SPORTS)

Sep 01, 2006

Forgettable month; Redskins winless in August.(SPORTS)

Sep 01, 2006

Dozen snaps sum up preseason.(SPORTS)(REDSKINS INSIDER)

Sep 01, 2006

Receivers Farris, Espy are long shots.(SPORTS)

Sep 01, 2006

Balester receives surprise promotion.(SPORTS)(MINOR LEAGUE REPORT)

Sep 01, 2006

Soriano boosts homers at RFK.(SPORTS)(NATIONALS NOTES)

Sep 01, 2006

STUDS & DUDS; The best and worst of college football's ultra-hyped crop:.(SPORTS)(CFB 2006)

Sep 01, 2006

CSTV to kick off Web channels today.(SPORTS)

Sep 01, 2006

Crash recorders planned for cars.(BUSINESS)(TECHNOLOGY)

Sep 01, 2006

Consumer activity heats up this summer; Eased prices push July data to 6-month high.(BUSINESS)

Sep 01, 2006

Movement pictures; 'Border' warrior David Bossie leads the right into documentary films.(SHOW)(ON THE EDGE)

Sep 01, 2006

Zombie lives for the music; Rocker is grateful for 'horror' factor in his creative process.(SHOW)

Sep 01, 2006

TOP 5 Corporate mogul/actor teams.(SHOW)(TOP 5)

Sep 01, 2006

Busting buttons of suited-up D.C. Political gaffes, while tired, fuel comedy troupe's sketches, music.(SHOW)(THEATER)

Sep 01, 2006

Iraq as home, 'My Country'; Documentary gets big picture.(SHOW)(MOVIES)

Sep 01, 2006

New low for 'Weeds'.(SHOW)(TUNING IN TO TV)

Sep 01, 2006

Bowie community part of Levitt history.(FRIDAY HOME GUIDE)(COVER STORY)

Sep 01, 2006

Most buyers begin by looking on Web.(FRIDAY HOME GUIDE)(CLICKS & MORTAR)

Sep 01, 2006

Vienna 4-levels close to Metro.(FRIDAY HOME GUIDE)(NEW HOMES: VIRGINIA)

Sep 01, 2006

4 to 6 bedrooms at Oak Creek.(FRIDAY HOME GUIDE)(NEW HOMES: MARYLAND)

Sep 01, 2006

Sonya Abney.(FRIDAY HOME GUIDE)(REALTOR PROFILE)

Sep 01, 2006

Drama, space mark Silver Spring Tudor.(FRIDAY HOME GUIDE)(HOUSE HUNTING)

Sep 01, 2006

Low maintenance turns key at Liberty Grove.(FRIDAY HOME GUIDE)(ACTIVE ADULT LIVING)

Sep 01, 2006

Good time to shift as rates drop.(FRIDAY HOME GUIDE)(MORTGAGE Q&A)

Sep 01, 2006

Outlying Maryland areas gain.(FRIDAY HOME GUIDE)(CHARTING THE LOCAL MARKET)

Sep 01, 2006