JANUARY
Israel Expecting Iraq Missile Strike If War Breaks Out
45 Credit Unions And Banks Shut By Rhode Island
White House Hints It May Talk If Iraq Offers A New Date
102d Congress Opens, Troubled On Gulf but Without a Consensus
Joblessness In U.S. Increases To 6.1%, Highest Since 1987
Bush Leaves Open Timing Of Assault On Iraq’s Forces
U.S. Is Taking Over A Group Of Banks To Head Off A Run
Pentagon Scraps $57 Billion Order For Attack Plane
Bush Asks Congress To Back Use Of Force If Iraq Defies Deadline On Kuwait Pullout
Baker-Aziz Talks On Gulf Fail; Fears Of War Rise; Bush Is Firm; Diplomatic Effort To Continue
Arabs Say Iraq Plans Offer Linking Pullout To Israel; Congress Opens War Debate
Baker Warns Of Fast Strike If Kuwait Deadline Passes; Support In Congress Is Seen
Congress Acts To Authorize War In Gulf; Margins Are 5 Votes In Senate, 67 In House
Soviet Loyalists In Charge After Attack In Lithuania; 13 Dead; Curfew Is Imposed
U.S. And Iraq Prepare For War As Tonight’s Deadline Nears; Diplomacy Remains Fruitless
U.S. Weighs Timing Of Attack Against Iraq As Deadline Passes And Diplomacy Fails
U.S. And Allies Open Air War On Iraq; Bomb Baghdad And Kuwaiti Targets; ‘No Choice’ But Force, Bush Declares
Iraqis Fire Missiles At Israeli Cities After Second Day Of Allied Bombing; U.S. Discourages An Israeli Response
Iraq Fires New Missile Attack At Israel; Allies Continue Bombing; Seek Launchers
Allies Intensify Bombing Of Iraqi Troops; Israel Holds Fire, Gets American Defenses
U.S. Foils Missile Attacks On 2 Saudi Cities; Claims Hits On Iraqi Nuclear And Gas Sites
Iraq’s Military Reported Hurt But Not Halted In 5 Days’ Raids; Vows Captives Will Be Shields
Iraq Sets Oil Refineries Afire As Allies Step Up Air Attacks; Missile Pierces Tel Aviv Shield
Pentagon Is Confident On War But Says Iraqis Remain Potent; Sees No Imminent Land Attack
Allies, Aided By Weather, Intensify Bombing Of Iraq; Hussein Restates Defiance
U.S. Says Iraq Pumps Kuwaiti Oil Into Gulf; Vast Damage Is Feared From Growing Slick
Oil Spill, Growing Rapidly, Heads For Vital Saudi Sites; Air-War Goals Said To Shift
U.S. Bombs Kuwait Oil Stations, Seeking To Cut Flow Into Gulf; More Iraqi Planes Fly To Iran
80 Of Iraq’s Planes Now In Iran; Hosts’ Intent Called A Puzzle; U.S. Says Flow Of Oil Is Stemmed
Iran Promises Iraqi Planes Won’t Rejoin The Fighting; Bush Says U.S. Is Prevailing
Iraq Raid Across Saudi Border Leads U.S. Into Ground Combat; General Recounts Air Success
FEBRUARY
Saudis Recapture Ghost Town; Allies Bomb New Iraqi Column
Allied Air Forces Pound Iraqi Units At Kuwait Border
Iraq Navy Threat Ended, Allies Say; 2 U.S. Jets Downed
U.S. Bombers Hit Iraqis’ Air Bases And Supply Lines
Commander Claims Gains In Breaking Iraqi Army’s Will
Bush Doubts Air War Alone Will Defeat Iraqi Military; Top Units Still Judged Able
Bush Plan To Fight Infant Deaths Would Use Money Going to Poor
I.R.A. Attacks 10 Downing Streeet With Mortar Fire as Cabinet Meets
Bush’s Energy Plan Emphasizes Gains in Output Over Efficiency
U.S. Commanders Reported To Call For A 3-Week Delay Before A Ground Offensive
Hussein, In Speech, Urges The Iraqis To Be Steadfast
President Asserts He Is Putting Off Land-War Decision
Hussein Meets With Soviet Envoy And Talks of Effort to End War
Iraq Says U.S. Killed Hundreds Of Civilians At Shelter, But Allies Call It Military Post
Allies Study New Steps to Avoid Civilians in Bombing
Iraqis Speak Of A Withdrawal But Impose List Of Conditions; Bush Denounces ‘Cruel Hoax’
Moscow Tempers Its Satisfaction At Baghdad Offer
U.S. Troops Clash With Iraqi Forces On Saudi Frontier
2 Rail Terminals In Central London Hit By I.R.A. Bombers
Bush Criticizes Soviet Plan As Inadequate To End War; Iraqi May Revisit Moscow
U.S.-Iraqi Clashes Grow Fierce In Possile Prelude To Attack; Soviets Await Baghdad’s Reply
Soviets Say Iraq Accepts Kuwait Pullout Linked To Truce And An End To Sanctions; Bush Rejects Conditions; War Is To Go On
Bush Demands Iraq Start Pullout Today Despite Its Assent To 3-Week Soviet Plan; Oilfields And Trenches Aflame In Kuwait
Allied Forces Storm Iraq And Kuwait After Hussein Ignores U.S. Deadline; Bush Sees A Swift, Decisive Victory
Allies Report Fast Advances In Iraq And Kuwait, With Little Resistance; Thousands Of Iraqis Taken Prisoner
Iraq Orders Troops To Leave Kuwait But U.S. Pursues Battlefield Gains; Heavy American Toll In Scud Attack
Allied Units Surge Through Kuwait; Troops Confront Elite Force In Iraq; Bush Spurns Hussein’s Pullout Move
Bush Halts Offensive Combat; Kuwait Freed, Iraqis Crushed
MARCH
Truce Holds, But U.S. Vows To Stay In Iraq Until Baghdad Meets Allies’ Peace Terms
Allied Generals And Iraqis To Meet Soon On Cease-Fire; Bush Stresses P.O.W. Return
Chaos Is Reported In Iraqi City; U.S. Said To Win New Tank Fight
U.S. Says Iraqi Generals Agree To Demands ‘On All Matters’; Early P.O.W. Release Expected
Iraqi Clashes Said To Grow As Troops Join In Protests; First Allied Captives Freed
Iraq Disavows Annexation, Pledging To Repay Kuwait; Rebellion May Be Subsiding
Bush, Urging Wider Peace, Hints At Pressure On Israel To Yield Land For Security
Joyous Kuwaitis Return From Iraq But Others Find the Border Closed
Unemployment Is at 4-Year High With Jump to 6.5% Last Month
U.S. Said To Plan Bombing Of Iraqis If They Gas Rebels
Census Shows Profound Change In Racial Makeup of the Nation
Annenberg Picks Met for $1 Billion Gift
Exxon to Pay $100 Million Fine And Plead Guilty in Valdez Spill
Rescuing The Daily News: Struggle Down to the Wire
Police Brutality Under Wide Review By Justice Dept.
U.S. Moves Units in Iraq Forward, Apparently as Message to Hussein
U.S. and Iraq to Meet on Request By Baghdad to Shift Its Warplanes
Videotaped Beating by Officers Puts Full Glare on Brutality Issue
How Milwaukee Has Thrived While Leaving Blacks Behind
Iran Organizes and Arms Rebels Fighting Hussein, Diplomats Say
Crucial Data Were Fabricated In Report Signed by Top Biologist
U.N. Survey Calls Iraq’s War Damage Near-Apocalyptic
Powell Says U.S. Will Stay In Iraq ‘For Some Months’
In Officers’ Murder Case, A Tangle of Contradicions
Age Bias Case Could Limit Right of Workers to Sue
U.S. Says Hussein Is Near A Victory Over Shiite Rebels
U.S., Fearing Iraqi Breakup, Is Termed Ready To Accept A Hussein Defeat Of Rebels
Wider Peril Found In Nuclear Waste From Bomb Making
Gun Control Bill Backed By Reagan In Appeal To Bush
Yeltsin Assails Gorbachev Rule For ‘Stagnation’
U.S. Laws Delayed By Complex Rules And Partisanship
APRIL
Soviets Brace for Less of Less On Eve of Big Price Increases
High Court Limits Using Race To Bar People From Jury
Secret Nuclear-Powered Rocket Being Developed for ‘Star Wars’
U.N. Votes Stern Conditions For Formally Ending War; Iraqi Response Is Uncertain
Senator Heinz and 6 Others Killed In Midair Crash Near Philadelphia
Plane Crash in Georgia Kills 23, Including Former Senator Tower
Baghdad Formally Agrees To ‘Unjust’ U.N. Conditions For Permanent Cease-Fire
6 U.S. Planes Begin Airlifting Relief To Kurds In Iraq
U.S. To Simplify Insurance Plans For The Elderly
U.S. Says Harm From Valdez Spill Is Much Worse Than Was Thought
Officers Write 54% Fewer Tickets To Protest New York Pact Impasse
California Seizes Insurer Burdened With ‘Junk Bonds’
U.S. Military Takes Over Relief For Kurdish Refugees In Iraq
Nuclear Complex Becomes A Huge Magnet for Money
Flights That Kill Celebrities Show Risks of Finding Own Way to Fly
Supreme Court to Review Record On Bias in Mississippi Colleges
U.S. Troops To Build Camps In North Iraq To Aid Kurds; Bush Sees ‘Temporary’ Role
U.S. Scouting Refugee Sites Well Inside Iraq’s Borders, Aiming To Lure Kurds Home
Bush School Plan Would Encourage Choice By Parents
Cocaine Use and Infant Mortality Decline Together in New York City
U.S. Marines Land In Northern Iraq To Set Up Camps
Iraqi Forces Begin Pullback In North As The Camps Rise
New York Killings Set a Record, While Other Crimes Fell in 1990
Cuban Exile Is Arrested in Florida In 1976 Slaying of Chilean Envoy
Kurds And Iraq In Accord On Autonomy For Region; Refugees Urged To Return
Murdoch Selling 9 U.S. Publications For $600 Million
CUNY Protest Appears Near End As Police Retake Bronx Campus
High Medical Costs Hurt Growing Numbers in U.S.
Medical Technology ‘Arms Race’ Adds Billions to the Nation’s Bills
Refugee Kurds Occupy Tent City After Guerrillas Lift Barricades
MAY
Bangladesh Cyclone Kills 1,000 And Millions Are Left Homeless
Toll in Bangladesh Put at 35,000 With Tens of Thousands Missing
Bangladesh Reports Toll From Storm Is Near 40,000; Says It May Exceed 100,000
Official Toll Reaches 92,000 in Bangladesh Cyclone
Bush Suffers Shortness of Breath During a Jog and Is Hospitalized
Bush’s Heartbeat Still Erratic, but Condition Is Stable
Kremlin Transfers Coal Mines To Control of Russian Republic
7-Day Wait for Gun Purchase Hits Crucial Obstacle in House
Webster Leaving As C.I.A. Director; Ex-Deputy In Line
Baghdad Rejects U.N. Police Force To Protect Kurds
In Bangladesh’s Storms, Poverty More Than Weather Is the Killer
U.S. Sends Troops To Aid Bangladesh In Cyclone Relief
Tree Yields a Cancer Treatment, But Ecological Cost May Be High
Deputy Security Aide Is Still Seen As C.I.A. Choice Despite Delay
Winnie Mandela Given Sentence Of 6 Years in Kidnapping Case
Bush Backs China Trade Status, Reopening Conflict Over Rights
Sea Turtles Put New Friction In U.S.-Japan Trade Quarrels
Separate Ethnic Worlds Grow on Campus
Mandela’s Group Quits Discussions On A New Charter
Bush Appoints More Women, but It’s All-Male Club at Top
Bush Links End Of Trading Ban To Hussein Exit
Rajiv Gandhi Is Assassinated In Bombing At Campaign Stop; India Puts Off Rest Of Voting
Gandhi’s Widow Named Head of Party
5 Justices Uphold U.S. Rule Curbing Abortion Advice
Israelis Begin Airlift of Ethiopia’s Jews
U.S., in Switch, Plans to Keep Out People Infected With AIDS Virus
More Than 200 Believed Killed As Plane Crashes in Thai Jungle
Bush Renewing Trade Privileges For China, but Adds Missile Curbs
NATO Is Planning To Cut U.S. Forces In Europe By 50%
Councilman Quits 2 Committee Posts As Pressure Rises
Marines Fear Glory of War Will Give Way to Old Stigma
JUNE
U.S. Begins Storing Military Supplies In Israeli Bunkers
U.S. And Soviets Bridge Gap On Convetional Weapons And Plan For Summit Soon
U.S. Officials Believe Iraq Will Take Years to Rebuild
High Court Widens Ban On Using Race To Exclude Jurors
Bush Nominates A Top Democrat As Soviet Envoy
Rights Bill Passes In House But Vote Is Not Veto-Proof
Math Survey in Public Schools Shows No State Is ‘Cutting It’
U.S. And Kremlin Fail To Close Gap On Nuclear Arms
Without Fanfare, Blacks March To Greater High School Success
China Said To Plan New Arms Sales; U.S. Is Concerned
In a Ticker-Tape Blizzard, New York Honors the Troops
Bush Backs Loans For Soviet Farms Worth $1.5 Billion
Gulf Intelligence Draws Complaint By Schwarzkopf
Yeltsin Is Handily Elected Leader Of Russian Republic In Setback For Communists
U.N. Aides Say Iraq May Be Concealing Nuclear Material
Gene-Altered Pigs Produce Key Part Of Human Blood
Party Of Gandhi Narrowly Ahead In India Election
South Africa Scraps Law Defining People by Race
Close Friends Say Bush Is Upset Over Sununu’s Travel Practices
High Court Has Several Options For New Look at Abortion Right
Court, 6-3, Applies Voting Rights Act To Judicial Races
States May Ban Nude Dancing To Protect ‘Order,’ Justices Rule
Bush Defers an Emergency Plan To Provide Vaccines for Children
Official’s Report Blames 7 Guards In Prison Uprising
Murder Charges May Be Dropped Against Officers in Queens Death
2 Yugoslav States Vote Independence To Press Demands
Housing Earmarked for the Poor Is Enriching Big Investors Instead
Marshall Retires From High Court; Blow To Liberals
Iraqis Fire to Halt U.N. Inspection; ‘We Can’t Allow This,’ Bush Says
Two Remedies That Save Lives: Doctors Prescribe the Costly One
JULY
Accord Reached For Grim Budget In New York City
Conservative Black Judge, Clarence Thomas Is Named To Marshall’s Court Seat
Court Nominee Is Linked to Anti-Abortion Stand
I.B.M. and Apple Give Up Rivalry To Preserve Grip on Their Industry
Road to Confirmation Is Getting Bumpier for Bush’s C.I.A. Choice
7 Nations Charge Fraud And Seize A Banking Empire
New York Cost-Cutting Idea: City Jobs, Outside Workers
Third World Embracing Reforms To Encourage Economic Growth
Iraq Now Admits A Secret Program To Enrich Uranium
Ex-C.I.A. Aide Says He Misled Inquiry On Aid To Contras
Bush Lifts A Ban On Economic Ties To South Africa
Iran-Contra Prosecutor Obtains Tapes of C.I.A’s Calls to Agents
C.I.A. Reported to Have Used Bank That Regulators Seized
Poll Finds G.O.P. Growth Erodes Dominant Role of the Democrats
U.S. And Soviet Union Agree On All But Technical Issue For Strategic Arms Treaty
Big Bank Merger To Join Chemical, Manufacturers
7 Nations Voice Support for Gorbachev
Pact Is Reached to Reduce Nuclear Arms; Bush And Gorbachev To Meet This Month; 7 Powers Give Soviets New Economic Role
Syria Approves Bush’s Plan For A Mideast Conference; Baker Seeks Israeli Assent
U.S. Rejects New York Plan For City Council Districts; Finds Hispanic Voters Hurt
Saudis Would Lift Boycott If Israel Halts Settlement
No Medicaid Relief For Near Future, Cuomo Warns City
Israel Tells U.S. It Will Consider Mideast Conference
3 St. John’s Students Acquitted Of Sexually Assaulting a Woman
Shamir Is Unyielding on Makeup Of Palestinain Peace Delegation
Phone Companies Are Permitted To Provide Information Services
Jury Declines to Indict a Doctor Who Said He Aided in a Suicide
U.S. Wondering if Interests Lie In a United or Divided U.S.S.R.
Milwaukee Grasping for Answers As Horror Mounts Over Killings
Bush in Moscow to Chart a New Course
T.W.A. Accord With Creditors Averts Seizures
AUGUST
N.A.A.C.P. and Top Labor Unit to Oppose Thomas
Israelis Give U.S. Conditional ‘Yes’ On Mideast Talks
Bush Says Only Bad Health Would Bar Candidacy in ’92
U.S. Taking Steps To Bar New Wave Of Cuban Emigres
Military Has New Strategic Goal In Cleanup Of Vast Toxic Waste
U.S. Weapons Makers Intensify Lobbying Efforts as Budgets Fall
Officials Of C.I.A. Face New Scrutiny In Iran Arms Case
5 Powers At U.N. Decide To Allow Iraqis To Sell Oil
British Hostage In Beirut Freed, But Terrorists Vow Killings If More Are Let Go
Salomon Brothers Admits Violations At Treasury Sales
Lebanese Group Says It Will Free American Captive
2 More Hostages Are Freed And Hope Grows For A Swap Of All Captives In Mideast
Cocaine Is Again Surging Out of Panama
Clifford Resigning as Chairman Of Bank That Had Secret Links
Some Chinese Provinces Forcing Sterilization of Retarded Couples
Wall Street Sees A Serious Threat To Salomon Bros.
Salomon’s 2 Top Officers to Resign Amid Scandal
Iran Taking Lead In The Bargaining To Free Hostages
Gorbachev Is Ousted In An Apparent Coup By Soviet Armed Forces And Hard- Liners; Accused Of Steering Into A ‘Blind Alley’
K.G.B.-Military Rulers Tighten Grip; Gorbachev Absent, Yeltsin Defiant; West Voices Anger And Warns On Aid
Resistance To Soviet Takeover Grows As Defiant Crowds Rally For Yeltsin
Gorbachev Back As Coup Fails, But Yeltsin Gains New Power
Gorbachev Says Coup Will Hasten Reform; Yeltsin Leads The Celebration In Moscow
Yeltsin Is Routing Communist Party From Key Roles Throughout Russia; He Forces Vast Gorbachev Shake-Up
Gorbachev Quits As Party Head; Ends Communism’s 74-Year Reign
Soviets’ Rush Toward Disunion Spreads; Europe Embracing Baltic Independence
Gorbachev Pleads, But Breakaway Areas Defy Him, Putting Fate Of Union In Doubt
Gorbachev Threatens To Quit Unless Republics Find A Way To Preserve A Modified Union
Soviet Leaders Press A Rebellious Ukraine To Remain In The Union
Soviet Bar Communist Party Activities; Republics Press Search For A New Order
New Soviet Security Chiefs Pledge To Revamp Agencies And To End The Use Of Fear
SEPTEMBER
Soviets Prepare to Design a New System
Soviet Upheaval Injects Urgency Into U.S. Debate On Intelligence
Gorbachev, Yeltsin And Republic Leaders Move To Take Power From Soviet Congress
Gorbachev and Yeltsin, Tense Allies, Push Union Plan
Soviet Congress Resists Reshaped Union
Soviet Congress Yields Rule To Republics To Avoid Political And Economic Collapse
Soviets Recognize Baltic Independence, Ending 51-Year Occupation Of 3 Nations
Thomas’s Foes, Off to Slow Start, Say Swaying Public Will Be Hard
Big Fire Destroys Terminal Of Ferry To Staten Island
Most Americans Are Undecided On Court Nomination, Poll Finds
Thomas Declines Requests By Panel For Abortion View
Gorbachev Says He’s Ready To Pull Troops Out Of Cuba And End Castro’s Subsidies
High Court Nominee’s Testimony Continues to Frustrate Democrats
Thomas to Win High Court Seat, Senators Predict
Remedy for Racism of Past Has New Kind of Shackles
NASA Moves To End Longtime Reliance On Big Spacecraft
Judge In Iran-Contra Trial Drops Case Against North After Prosecutor Gives Up
U.S. Ties Israeli Aid Request To Freeze On Settlements After Talks End In Impasse
U.S. Warns Iraqis It May Use Force To Inspect Arms
Testimony Casts New Light on Iran-Contra Affair
Albany Bars Military on Campus Over Gay Bias but Reverses Action
Monopoly Over Dead Sea Scrolls Is Ended
South’s New Blacks Find Comfort Laced With Strain
Baghdad Detains 40 U.N. Inspectors Who Find A-Plans
2 C.I.A. Officials Say They Told Gates of Iran-Contra Suspicions
Iraq Appears Ready to Yield Over U.N. Inspectors
Two Democrats on Senate Panel Say They Will Oppose Thomas
U.S. To Give Up Short-Range Nuclear Arms; Bush Seeks Soviet Cuts And Further Talks; Judiciary Panel Deadlocks, 7-7, On Thomas Nomination to Court
Soviets Hail U.S. Arms Plan And Signal Their Own Cuts; Britain And France Join In
Estimate On Gold Worsens Outlook For Soviet Union
OCTOBER
U.S. Study Shows Pupil Achievement At Level Of 1970
U.S. Suspends Assistance to Haiti And Refuses to Recognize Junta
The O.A.S. Agrees To Isolate Chiefs Of Haitian Junta
Bush’s C.I.A. Choice Is Counterattack At Senate Hearing
Gates Wins Praise Of Panel Chairman As Testimony Ends
Gorbachev Matches U.S. On Nuclear Cuts And Goes Further On Strategic Warheads
Law Professor Accuses Thomas Of Sexaul Harassment in 1980’s
Thomas’s Accuser Assails Handling Of Her Complaint
Vote On Thomas Is Put Off As Senate Backing Erodes Over Harassment Charge
Bush Emphasizes He Backs Thomas In Spite Of Uproar
Conflict Emerges Over A 2d Witness
Thomas Accuser Tells Hearing Of Obscene Talk And Advances; Judge Complains Of ‘Lynching’
Thomas Backers Attack Hill; Judge, Vowing He Won’t Quit, Says He Is Victim Of Race Stigma
Parade Of Witnesses Support Hill’s Story, Thomas’s Integrity
Thomas’s Edge Steady, Vote Due Today: Each Side Seeks to Get Benefit of the Doubt
Senate Confirms Thomas, 52-48, Ending Week Of Bitter Battle; ‘Time For Healing,’ Judge Says
Gunman Kills 22 and Himself in Texas Cafeteria
Water Main Break Engulfs Grand Central’s Subways
Arabs And Israelis Invited To Begin Peace Talks Oct. 30 With Bush And Gorbachev
Israeli Nuclear Arsenal Exceeds Earlier Estimates, Book Reports
Louisiana Puts Ex-Klan Leader In Runoff Race
Appeals Court Upholds Limits For Abortion
House Approves Anti-Crime Bill With Something for Both Camps
4 Parties In Cambodian War Sign U.N.-Backed Peace Pact; Khmer Rouge Shares Rule
Senators And Bush Reach Agreement On Civil Rights Bill
Senate Democrats Back A Compromise On Civil Rights Bill
Drug Dealers’ Fast Withdrawals Raise Suspicion in Bank Inquiry
Palestinians Look To Modest Goals At Madrid Talks
Yeltsin Is Telling Russians to Brace For Sharp Reform
NOVEMBER
Mideast Foes Voice Guarded Optimism On Peace Parley
Israel And Arabs, Face To Face, Begin Quest For Mideast Peace
Mideast Foes List Demands And Trade Angry Charges Across Conference Table
Mideast Session Adjourns, With Prospects Uncertain For Second Phase Of Talks
Pennsylvania Race For Senate Seat Turns Into Brawl
In First Direct Negotiation, Israelis And Palestinians Agree To Discuss Self-Rule
U.S. Now Expects The Mideast Talks To Take Time Out
Wofford Wins Senate Race, Turning Back Thornburgh; G.O.P. Gains Edge In Trenton
New Jersey G.O.P. Vows To Roll Back Millions In Taxes
Magic Johnson Ends His Career, Saying He Has AIDS Infection
When AIDS Taps Hero, His ‘Children’ Feel Pain
Duke: The Ex-Nazi Who Would Be Governor
Breakthrough in Nuclear Fusion Offers Hope for Power of Future
South African Gold Mine Closed After 69 Die in Ethnic Violence
A New Discipline in Economics Brings Change to Latin America
British Bend on Single Currency But Resist Full European Unity
U.S. Accuses Libya As 3 Are Charged In Pan Am Bombing
Poindexter Wins Iran-Contra Case In Appeals Court
Salvadoran Defense Chief Linked To Jesuit Killings by House Panel
Blacks and Affluent Whites Give Edwards Victory
2 Western Hostages Freed in Lebanon
President Vetoes Bill On Abortion; Override Bid Fails
Bush Orders End Of Rules Allowing Race-Based Hiring
Security Council Selects Egyptian For Top U.N. Post
Sununu Says Bush ‘Ad-Libbed’ Comment on Credit Card Rates
Mental Hospital Chains Accused Of Much Cheating on Insurance
Democrats Win On Major Issues In Deal on Crime
Bush Threatens to Veto Crime Bill, Saying It’s Too Soft on Defendants
Lacking Support, Democrats Give Up On Crime Measure
U.S., Turning From Moscow, Would Grant Recognition To An Independent Ukraine
Kremlin Indicates Irritation At Bush On Ukraine Stand
Russia Blocks Gorbachev On More Deficit Financing; Spending By Soviets Halted
DECEMBER
Yeltsin to Finance Soviet Payroll to Avert Bankruptcy
Black-White Marriages Rise, But Couples Still Face Scorn
Nobelist Entangled in Fraud Case Resigns as Head of Rockefeller U.
Sununu Resigns Under Fire As Chief Aide To President; Cites Fear Of Hurting Bush
Anderson, Last U.S. Hostage, Is Freed By Captors In Beirut
Daily News Files for Bankruptcy; But Seeks to Continue Publishing
Kurds Unearthing New Evidence of Iraqi Killings
Recalling Pearl Harbor, Bush Urges an End to Rancor
Declaring Death Of Soviet Union, Russia And 2 Republics Form New Commonwealth
Gorbachev Rejects Move To Discard Kremlin Role; U.S. Keeps Link To Moscow
Europeans Agree On A Pact Forging New Political Ties And Integrating Economies
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Gorbachev Is Ready To Resign As Post-Soviet Plan Advances
5 Asian Republics Join Slavs In Plan For Commonwealth Replacing The Soviet Union
A Russian Is Swept Aside By Forces He Unleashed
The Old Increasingly Being Bilked By the People They Must Rely On
U.N. Repeals Its ’75 Resolution Equating Zionism With Racism
California Plan to Cut Welfare May Prompt Others to Follow
General Motors To Cut 70,000 Jobs; 21 Plants To Shut
B.C.C.I. Agrees to Plead Guilty And Will Forfeit $550 Million
Fed Cuts Key Rate It Charges Banks To A 27-Year Low
11 Soviet States Form Commonwealth Without Clearly Defining Its Powers
Minority Business Set Back Sharply By Courts’ Rulings
New York Prison Chief Quits After Rebuke on Contract Bidding
Gorbachev Plans To Give Up Power To Yeltsin Today
Gorbachev, Last Soviet Leader, Resigns; U.S. Recognizes Republics’ Independence
Union Put To Rest, Kremlin’s Arsenal Is Now In Dispute
Philippines Orders U.S. to Leave Strategic Navy Base at Subic Bay
6 At City College Crushed To Death
Inquiries Begin Over City College Deaths
Ex-Soviet States Allow Separate Armies
News Source: New York Times
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