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Articles in September 1997 issue of Washington Times, The

• White House retreats from forecast: Clinton greenhouse gase optimism met with derision.(Nation)
  by Strobel, Warren P.
• New Iranian government seeks a larger role in regional affairs.(World)
  by Borowiec, Andrew
• INSIDE THE RING.(Nation)(Inside The Ring)
  by Blazar, Ernest
• EMBASSY ROW.(World)(Embassy Row)
  by Morrison, James
• THE FALL ARTS PREVIEW;POP MUSIC.(Arts)(The Fall Arts Preview)(Pop Music)
  by Butters, Patrick
• WASHINGTON DAYBOOK;TODAY'S HEADLINERS.(Nation)(Washington Daybook)(Today'S Headliners)
• THEATER;THEATER MINI-REVIEWS.(Washington Weekend)(Theater)(Theater Mini-Reviews)
  by Pressley, Nelson
• REGIONAL NEWS;THAT'S POLITICS.(Metropolitan Times)(Regional News)(That'S Politics)
  by Scully, Sean
• INSIDE THE BELTWAY.(Nation)(Inside The Beltway)
  by McCaslin, John
• INSIDE THE BELTWAY.(Nation)(Inside The Beltway)
  by McCaslin, John
• ADVICE ETC.;ROMING THE GALAXY.(Metropolitan Times)(Advice Etc.)(Roming The Galaxy)
  by Szadkowski, Joe
• INSIDE THE RING.(Nation)(Inside The Ring)
  by Scarborough, Rowan
• INSIDE THE BELTWAY.(Nation)(Inside The Beltway)
  by McCaslin, John
• EXTRA POINTS;ROUNDUP.(Sports)(Extra Points)(Roundup)
  by Kuduk, Kip
• EXTRA POINTS;ROUNDUP.(Sports)(Extra Points)(Roundup)
  by Foldesy, Jody
• ADVICE ETC.;ROMING THE GALAXY.(Metropolitan Times)(Advice Etc.)(Roming The Galaxy)
  by Szadkowski, Joe
• THE RAINBOW PAGE;POETRY.(Saturday)(The Rainbow Page)(Poetry)
• THAT'S POLITICS.(Metropolitan Times)(That'S Politics)
  by Scully, Sean
• INSIDE POLITICS.(Nation)(Inside Politics)
  by Pierce, Greg
• [2] Planned Parenthood carries on the eugenics tradition.(Commentary)(Editorials)(Letters)
• Wilson wants Caps to stop passing puck.(Sports)(Nhl)
  by Fay, Dave
• Clinton discloses plan to improve waterways: Foes say move would infringe on property rights.(Nation)
  by Bedard, Paul
• Theories abound over bombings in Cuba.(World)
  by Carter, Tom
• Title shot awaiting Brown-Bell winner in Pikesville bout.(Sports)(Boxing)
  by Loverro, Thom
• Good news continues.(Friday Home Guide)(Charting The Local Market)
  by Sicks, Chris
• 8 months after EV1's launch GM says it's too early to evaluate.(Auto Weekend)
  by Eisenstein, Paul A.
• Author of rule tied to crash takes control of rail service.(Metropolitan Times)(Regional News)
  by Keary, Jim
• Talented director is off his `Game'.(Metropolitan Times)(Arts & Entertainment)(Movies)
  by Arnold, Gary
• Competition arrives for natural gas users.(Business)
  by Abrahms, Doug
• Gallery Place contender woos Metro, neighbors with housing.(Business Times)(Property Lines)
  by Reath, Viki
• Congress has a constitutional mandate to provide for public charity.(Commentary)(Editorials)(Letters)
• Heiress tried to get protective order: Now, she's a suspect in man's murder.(Metropolitan Times)(Top Of The News)
  by Lacharite, Gretchen
• Eleanor J. Vaughan, 91, D.C. teacher.(Metropolitan Times)(Obituaries)
• Golden oldies forever young in appeal.(Family Times)(Hunkering Down)
  by Hunker, Paula Gray
• Two lawyers for Jones ask to quit: Wanted her to take Clinton's $700,000.(A)
  by Seper, Jerry
• Avon to sponsor women's race series.(Sports)(Extra Points)
  by Nearman, Steve
• The Marv Albert defense?(Commentary)(Editorials)
• Creationists split about Earth's age.(Religion)(A Matter Of Belief)
  by Witham, Larry
• Clinton moves press bash up a day.(Nation)(Tales From The Vineyard)
  by Strobel, Warren P.
• A questionable relationship.(Commentary)(Forum)
• Jones rejects $700,000 Clinton offer to settle.(A)
  by Murray, Frank J.
• Keeping the lid on Charlie Trie.(Commentary)(Editorials)
• The nose knows it's sneezin' season: Allergy sufferers seek comfort during ragweed onslaught.(A)
  by Trugman, Kristan
• `Old bulls' get worked over at national women's meeting.(Nation)
  by Hallow, Ralph Z.
• Earning on their feet: Standing in line for hearings proves profitable.(Metropolitan Times)(Cover Story)
  by Schumacher, Mary
• Barry makes plea for more federal aid: D.C. residents protest loss of power.(A)
  by Hansen, Ronald J.
• Sinn Fein leader mixes talk of compromise, Irish unity.(World)
  by Sieff, Martin
• Blink, but don't miss the wonders of Unity.(Friday Home Guide)(House Hunting)
  by Hepner, Ruth
• Check under hood to find flaws of Beyer's campaign.(Metropolitan Times)(Metropolitan Voices)
• Lovers' advances not very seductive in surreal `Diary'.(Metropolitan Times)(Arts & Entertainment)(Movies)
  by Geracimos, Ann
• INS short of ways to catch aliens whose visas expire: Agency `lacks the resources' for proper enforcement.(Nation)
  by Seper, Jerry
• Foreign-aid bill passes House with anti-abortion rider: Veto likely if amendment survives Senate.(World)
  by Carter, Tom
• Plight of the Uighur people.(Commentary)
  by Meyer, Cord
• This week's bombing in Jerusalem.(Commentary)(Editorials)
• Di and the wages of fame.(Commentary)(Op-Ed)
  by Grenier, Richard
• Basking in light at Lowes Island.(Friday Home Guide)(Virginia New Homes)
  by Lerner, Michele
• Salud! City's water has had a clean bill of health for a year.(Metropolitan Times)
  by Hansen, Ronald J.
• O's lucky not to land Irabu.(Sports)
  by Loverro, Thom
• Children need more than surrogate parents.(Family Times)(Family Matters)
  by Simmons, Deborah
• School's still out for District's children.(Nation)
  by Ferrechio, Susan
• Beyer victory would be a threat to schools.(Metropolitan Times)(Metropolitan Voices)
• Two mothers find flaws in plan for overcrowding.(Metropolitan Times)(Maryland News)
  by Spellman, Karyn
• Heisman talk brings new excitement to Navy.(Sports)(College Football '97)
  by Silverstein, Scott
• Arena gives United reason to advance.(Sports)(U.S Open Cup)
  by Wright, Ken
• Gore's role in temple event now a key issue: Missing videotape may have answers.(A)
  by Bedard, Paul
• Easy on Poland.(Commentary)(Editorials)(Letters)
• RFK may be host to spring league.(Sports)(Pro Football)
  by Loverro, Thom
• D.C. panel calls for ending rent control.(Business)
  by Reath, Viki
• Enough of NOW.(Commentary)(Op-Ed)
  by Fields, Suzanne
• Spadefish might bite softly, but they fight like wildcats.(Sports)(Outdoors)
  by Mueller, Gene
• Gilmore's tax proposal doesn't add up for state.(Metropolitan Times)(If You Ask Me)
  by Hoffman, Erik Thomas
• Beetle mania hits Virginia: Volkswagen fans travel far to show off.(Metropolitan Times)(Regional News)
  by Dinan, Stephen
• From Iron Butterfly to missing person, genius remains enigma: Did leaving rock for rockets doom Philip Kramer.(Nation)
  by Billingsley, K.L.
• Home remedies for stress: Simplifying, putting outside world on hold soothes, enriches all.(Family Times)
  by Hunker, Paula Gray
• Princess Diana.(Commentary)(Editorials)
• Down on the farm, simple means good.(Family Times)(Events)
  by Hunker, Paula Gray
• Davis goes back home for family emergency.(Sports)(Baseball)(Orioles Notes)
  by Seifert, Kevin
• Bipartisan report hits Clinton easing of computer sales: State-of-art machines aid arms efforts.(Nation)
  by Gertz, Bill
• Miss Jones' lawyers.(Commentary)(Editorials)
• No. 2 on GOP ticket backs off race stand: Hager denies opposing affirmative action.(Metropolitan Times)(Top Of The News)
  by Cain, Andrew