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• Clinton barnstorms New Hampshire with upbeat theme.(Nation)
  by Strobel, Warren P.
• 39,000 students in Job Corps: At-risk youths educated, trained.(Tragedy On The Tracks)
  by Price, Joyce
• Air squadron's downfall came on Tailhook's heels: 3 plane losses, other ills seen as jinx.(A)
  by Scarborough, Rowan
• Tailhook scandal casts long shadow, brings promising careers to their end.(A)
  by Scarborough, Rowan
• Many countries.(Today'S Home)
  by Harper, Jennifer
• Couples seize the day to commit: `Be my Valentine' answered with `I will'.(Metropolitan Times)(Regional News)
  by Keary, Jim
• Issues in focus ... after a raucous caucus.(Commentary)
  by Lambro, Donald
• Supersonic jet races to record after 20 years.(Business)
  by Field, David
• Bullets could use 1 for the road in tonight's game at Milwaukee.(Sports)(Pro Basketball)
  by Hughes, Frank
• MLS chances for Waddle looking slim.(Sports)(Soccer)
  by Haydon, John
• No records topple, but comfort is high: Region relaxes in sunny warmth.(Metropolitan Times)(Regional News)
  by Scheets, Gary
• Love, peace and patience are on menu at Lord's table.(Culture, Et Cetera)(The Capital Pulpit)
• ROMper Room: the best in play.(Parenting)
  by Szadkowski, Joseph
• Brown leaves Redskins for 49ers' bonus.(Sports)
  by Elfin, David
• It's time the Hill took heat for fiscal mess.(Metropolitan Times)(Metropolitan Life)
  by Washington, Adrienne T.
• The hat Bob Dole wore revealed far more than anyone might think.(Commentary)(Editorials)(Letters)
• Dole hit for not joining debate.(Campaign '96)
  by Myers, E. Michael
• FCC ruling would favor TV dishes over zoning.(Business)
  by Abrahms, Doug
• Mobil revs up meet into fast lane: Local track event now world class.(Sports)
  by Nearman, Steve
• California to vote on banning race-, sex-based preferences.(Nation)
  by Billingsley, K.L.
• Buchanan dominates talk radio; Limbaugh lauds backers.(Nation)
  by Price, Joyce
• Historical notes with certain beat: Local musicians are drumming up support for black cultural awareness.(Washington Weekend)
  by Medley, Yvonne J.
• MARC to spend $1.5 million on new windows: Plan seeks quick exits in a crash.(Metropolitan Times)(Maryland News)
  by Wagner, Arlo
• What Buchanan's win portends: Zeal and issues with voter appeal.(Commentary)
  by Roberts, Paul Craig
• Close-up look: Japan will examine Fuji-Kodak dispute.(Business)
  by Woellert, Lorraine
• Wave your wands for the Wizards.(Sports)
  by Knott, Tom
• The misery of a simple action tale inflated.(Metropolitan Times)(Arts & Entertainment)(Theater)
  by Pressley, Nelson
• Felix the Fixer.(Commentary)(Editorials)
• Operation fairness on abortion issue: `Case for Life' shows trauma for both sides.(Arts)(Television)
  by Duin, Julia
• Philadelphia in blossom.(Travel)
• General finishes 12th as area runners struggle.(Sports)(Olympics)
  by Nearman, Steve
• America refuses to put its money where its mouth is.(Commentary)(Editorials)(Letters)
• Spain hosts 80 finalists for Camel.(Auto Weekend)
  by Wechter, Arnold
• Style potentate Harley Earl put GM on top; rode over engineers.(Auto Weekend)
  by Eisenstein, Paul A.
• A familiar face returns to Baltimore: Modell gives Marchibroda 3-year pact.(Sports)
  by Elfin, David
• Treasury spends big to explain money makeover.(Business)
  by Marriott, Anne
• GMU went too far in Roundtable work.(Metropolitan Times)(Metropolitan Voices)
• On the (safe) wings of history.(Metropolitan Times)(Brief Encounters)
  by Field, David
• A mole in `the hole': Ames' solitary lament: In letter, spy complains of persecution.(A)
  by Gertz, Bill
• Senate Democrats propose package to implement `economic populism'.(Nation)(Campaign '96)
  by Sands, David R.
• South Korea bans British journalist.(World)
  by Witter, Willis
• The strange, unique `language' of Crumb: Composer's haunting piece, `Black Angels,' flies into the District.(Washington Weekend)(Calendar)(Music)
  by Longaker, Mark
• Versatile Hall trying to dig his way onto roster as one of `foxhole guys'.(Sports)(Baseball)(Orioles Notes)
  by Loverro, Thom
• Scholarships for D.C. kids, maybe.(Commentary)(Editorials)
• New think tank places faith in blacks: Conservative blacks can solve crises, it says.(Culture, Et Cetera)
  by Duin, Julia
• Despite success, Czechs remain wary: Germany, Russia loom as giants in history, geography.(World)(Briefing/Eastern Europe)
  by Barber, Ben
• O's likely to hold off on contract for Bonilla.(Sports)(Baseball)
  by Loverro, Thom
• Saddam keeps stranglehold over Iraqis: Leader seen as fool abroad, genius at home.(World)(Briefing/Middle East)
  by Sieff, Martin
• Skeptics seek bottom line: Despite Duncan's OK of mall, lawmakers want cost in taxes.(Metropolitan Times)(Maryland News)
  by Wagner, Arlo
• Hanley's 19-year-old son charged in graffiti incident: Fairfax supervisor: `He's in big trouble'.(A)
  by Keary, Jim
• House GOP aims to recover `message': Plan is to focus on economic ills.(Nation)
  by Lambro, Donald
• Letting Mr. Castro off easily.(Commentary)(Editorials)
• Making strides, missing playoffs.(Sports)
  by Knott, Tom
• Salad just the tip of iceberg.(Food)
  by Slusser, Richard
• Campaign '96 heats up in both North and South: Louisiana `event' just 2 days away.(A)
  by Kellman, Laurie
• DocTalk offers 24-hour advice.(Business)
  by Riley, Karen
• Spurious association.(Commentary)(Forum)
• Bondra, Pivonka lead Caps in OT.(Sports)
  by Fay, Dave
• The lovely, lively legacy of Gene Kelly.(Arts)(Appreciation)
  by Arnold, Gary
• There's less of a case for Demi Moore in `Juror'.(Metropolitan Times)(Arts & Entertainment)(Movies)
  by Arnold, Gary
• To refinance or not? Yes - and no.(Friday Home Guide)(Real Estate Adviser)
• Mrs. Clinton's sticky wicket.(Commentary)(Editorials)
• Bad EGR valve lowers mileage, causes damage.(Auto Weekend)
  by Sikorsky, Bob
• ... OF THE WEEK: (WILD ART).(Sports)(College Basketball)
• Take-charge teachers offer hope to schools.(Metropolitan Times)(Metropolitan Voices)
• `Flying the Coop' with media pilots.(Metropolitan Times)(Party Lines)
  by Geracimos, Ann
• It's a strange kind of `compassion' that leads people to kill others.(Commentary)(Editorials)(Letters)
• Seat-of-the-pants search propels computer users toward employment.(Business)
  by Sands, David R.
• Women set aside day to fight for equality.(Sports)
  by Goldberg, Karen
• Cool reception for Chirac: Many on Hill miss his pledge on nuclear tests.(A)
  by Carter, Tom
• Dole campaign raised most cash, has most left over.(Nation)
  by Hallow, Ralph Z.
• Former State official says U.S. needs better dialogue with China.(World)(Briefing/Pacific Rim)(Q&A)
  by Gross, Richard C.
• 701 restaurant lives up to its location: But here and there small flaws threaten to undo the effect.(Washington Weekend)(Dining Out)
  by Geracimos, Ann
• Richard W. Carlson.(Culture, Et Cetera)(Doers Profile)
• M. Price's Bullets career could end after 7 games.(Sports)
  by Hughes, Frank
• Envoy returns to Bosnia: Holbrooke rips threats to peace.(A)
  by Barber, Ben
• Dole defends Christian right: Forbes attacks campaign of anonymous calls to Iowans.(A)
  by Kellman, Laurie
• Media help three couples welcome eight newborns: Fairfax Hospital hit with hectic day.(Metropolitan Times)
  by Rogan, Catriona
• Giving Cupid his due: Love and lovers prominent, and a valentine to Paris.(Saturday)(The Mag Trade)
  by Grenier, Cynthia
• Big government has done a lot to improve our lot.(Commentary)(Editorials)(Letters)

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