JANUARY
Taking Oath, Giuliani Urges ‘Courage’
Giuliani May Model Fiscal Plan On Innovations Tried Elsewhere
Giuliani Urges Dream of Better City and End to Fear
Macy Cool To Bid As Federated Acts To Wrest Control
States Rebelling At Federal Order To Cover Abortion
Council Chief to Oppose Giuliani On Decentralizing of Government
Special Counsel in Clinton Deals Depends on Congress, Reno Says
Big Oil Spill Off Puerto Rico Fouls Beach at Height of Tourist Season
U.S. Begins Effort To Recast The Law On Atomic Secrets
Ex-Chief Of B.C.C.I. To Be Extradited To U.S. For Trial
Ukraine Gives In On Surrendering Its Nuclear Arms
A Draft State Dept. Report Finds China’s Rights Record Is Still Poor
Clinton Asks Reno To Name A Counsel On His Land Deals
Police in Oregon Make Arrests In Assault on Olympic Skater
Third Suspect Arrested by F.B.I. In the Attack on Olympic Skater
China Promises U.S. To Try To Improve Its Human Rights
Assad Holds Out Prospect Of Normal Ties With Israel After Talks With Clinton
Severe Earthquake Hits Los Angeles; At Least 30 Killed; Feeways Collapse
Inman Withdraws As Clinton Choice For Defense Chief
Ex-Husband of Harding Arrested in Skating Attack
Counsel Granted A Broad Mandate In Clinton Inquiry
Lorena Bobbitt Acquitted In Mutilation of Husband
Residential Real Estate Market Rebounds in New York Region
Leading Contender Is Said To Decline Top Defense Post
Pentagon Deputy Is Clinton’s Choice For Defense Chief
Clinton Vows Fight for His Health Plan
Finance Minister Shuns Yeltsin Plea And Quits Cabinet
Harding Conceded She Learned Of Attack but Then Kept Silent
Aides Say Giuliani Plans to Cut 14,000 to 18,000 Jobs by 1995
Profits And Ethics Clash In Research On Genetic Coding
Administration Plans Revision To Ease Toxic Cleanup Criteria
FEBRUARY
Eight Somalis Die As Marines Shoot In Crowded Street
I.M.F. Head Defends Russia Loan Policy Against Criticism
State Dept. Finds Widespread Abuse Of World’s Women
Clinton Drops 19-Year Ban On U.S. Trade With Vietnam; Cites Hanoi’s Help On M.I.A.’s
Federal Reserve, Changing Course, Raises A Key Rate
White Supremacist Is Convicted Of Slaying Rights Leader in ’63
Navy Has Long Had Secret Subs For Deep-Sea Spying, Experts Say
Clinton Aides Seek Approval By NATO On Bosnia Air Raids
Judge Dismisses Tailhook Cases, Saying Admiral Tainted Inquiry
Israel-P.L.O. Deal Solves Key Issues In Self-Rule Plan
New York Hospitals Chief Calls Brooklyn Plan a Giant Failure
Season’s Harshest Snow Yet Paralyzes New York Area
Staggering Under Heavy Snows, Region Digs Out
Suits Challenging Redrawn Districts That Help Blacks
U.S. Taking Action Against Japanese In One Trade Case
In Tailhook Deal, Top Admiral Says He’ll Retire Early
Saudi Air To Buy $6 Billion In Jets Built In The U.S.
U.N. Reports Serbs Are Pulling Back Around Sarajevo
Serbs Will Give Up Big Guns In Bosnia By Today, U.N. Says
Clinton Says Serbs Must Fully Comply On Arms Deadline
U.N. Says Serbs Are Complying With Arms Ultimatum
CUNY Chancellor’s Time Spent With Corporate Boards at Issue
Prosecutors Say Official At C.I.A. Spied For Russia
Spy Suspect Betrayed 10 U.S. Agents, F.B.I. Says
Gunman Slays 20 At Site Of Mosque, Israel Reports Say
At Least 40 Slain In West Bank As Israeli Fires Into Mosque; Clinton Moves To Rescue Talks
Massacre Leaves Israelis Shamed, Sad and Scared of What’s Ahead
Israel Orders Tough Measures Against Militant Settlers
MARCH
NATO Craft Down 4 Serb Warplanes Attacking Bosnia
C.I.A. Had Hints of a Spy Years Before It Zeroed In
Suspect Arrested in Shooting of Hasidim
Grand Jury Is Reportedly Told Of Shredding at Little Rock Firm
4 Are Convicted In Bombing At The World Trade Center That Killed 6, Stunned U.S.
Nussbaum Out as White House Counsel
U.S. Drug Industry Fights Reputation For Price Gouging
President Admits He Knew Of Inquiry On Land Dealings
President Chooses Another Counsel; Openness Is Vowed
Clinton Plan Sees Welfare Costing $6 Billion A Year
U.S. To Allow Sale Of The Technology For Spy Satellites
So What Is This Whitewater? The People Speak (or Yawn)
China Rejects Call From Christopher For Rights Gains
I.R.A. Forces 2-Hour Closing of London Airports
Clinton Associate Quits Justice Post As Pressure Rises
Eastern Utilities In Unusual Pact: A Smog Tradeoff
Judge Accepts Harding Plea In Conspiracy
Top Arkansas Lawyer Helped Hillary Clinton Turn Big Profit
Inquest Finds South Africa Police Aided Zulus in Terror Campaign
Fretting Over Prospect of Losses, Democrats Plot Fall Campaigns
Beijing Says It Could Live Well Even if U.S. Trade Was Cut Off
Senior Democrats Back Full Hearing Into Whitewater
Federal Reserve Moves Once Again To Raise Key Rate
Top Presidential Candidate Is Assassinated In Mexico
New Jersey Pipeline Explosion Sets Off Panic, Chaos and Fear
Last of the U.S. Troops Leave Somalia
In North Bosnia, a Rising Tide of Serbian Violence
New York Widens Work Release To Reduce Prison Overcrowding
At Least 31 Killed in Gun Battles in Johannesburg
Mexican Leader Picks Successor To Slain Nominee
U.S. Ending Curbs On High-Tech Gear To Cold War Foes
APRIL
De Klerk Orders Army To Protect Vote In Zulu Area
456,000 Jobs Added in March, Largest Payroll Gain in 6 Years
Red Cross To Empty A Town Of Serbs’ Enemies
White House Says Interest Rate Rise May Slow Growth
White House Memo Sees Higher Costs For Welfare Plan
Blackmun Plans To Leave Court, Officials Report
Mitchell Viewed As Top Candidate For High Court
Japanese Premier Says He Will Quit As Scandal Grows
Split With Mayor Prompts Cortines To Say He’ll Quit
Western Troops Arrive In Rwanda To Aid Foreigners
2 NATO Jets Bomb The Serbs Besieging A Bosnian Haven; U.S. Warns Of More Strikes
U.S. Planes Bomb Serbian Positions For A Second Day
Mitchell Rejects President’s Offer Of Seat On Court
5 Killed In Israel As Second Bomber Blows Up A Bus
U.S. Jets Over Iraq Attack Own Helicopters In Error; All 26 On Board Are Killed
12 Police Officers Charged In Drug Corruption Sweep; Bratton Sees More Arrests
Serbs Down a British Jet Over Gorazde
Gorazde In Panic As Serbian Forces Enter ‘Safe’ Area
Feds Again Raises Short-Term Rate On Loans, To 3.75%
Zulu Party Ends Boycott Of Vote In South Africa
Democrats Press For A Compromise On Chinese Trade
Aristide Condemns Clinton’s Haiti Policy as Racist
Ricard Nixon, 81, Dies; A Master Of Politics Undone By Watergate
Serbs, Defying Ultimatum, Rain Shells Over Gorazde; U.N. Blocks NATO Air Raids
Bowing To Nato, Serbs Pull Back But Damage City
More Bombings Rattle South Africans
After 300 Years, Blacks Vote in South Africa
31 White Rightists Held In Bombings In South Africa
Spy Voices Shame and Defiance Before Receiving a Life Sentence
U.N. Council Urged To Weigh Action On Saving Rwanda
MAY
U.S. Examines Way To Assist Rwanda Without Troops
Mandela’s Party Grasps Firm Lead In Early Results
Mandela Proclaims A Victory: South Africa Is ‘Free At Last!’
Bill to Ban Some Assault Guns Seems Headed for House Defeat
Rabin And Arafat Sign Accord Ending Israel’s 27-Year Hold On Jericho And The Gaza Strip
Senate Refuses to Weaken Bill To Limit Gifts From Lobbyists
U.N. Council Votes Tougher Embargo On Haitian Trade
U.S. Shifts Stance In Effort To Slow Economic Growth
President Names Black Democrat Adviser On Haiti
Death Of Suspect In Police Custody Is Called Homicide
South Africans Hail President Mandela; First Black Leader Pledges Racial Unity
Senate Approves Bill To Ban Gifts From Lobbyists
U.S. Hints Of Force To End Haiti Crisis Draws Opposition
President Chooses Breyer, An Appeals Judge In Boston, For Blackmun’s Court Seat
New York May Use Industrial Zones As Shelter Sites
Payoff Inquiry Now Targeting More Buildings
U.S. Sending Back Haitian Refugees Despite New Plan
Federal Reserve Raises Key Rates To Curb Growth
Southeast Asians Highly Dependent On Welfare In U.S.
Experts Say U.S. Fails To Account For Its Plutonium
Thousands Of Rwanda Dead Wash Down To Lake Victoria
U.S. Backing Work On Czech Reactors By Westinghouse
Cable TV Industry Turns Pessimistic As Growth Slows
Fox Will Sign Up 12 New Stations; Takes 8 From CBS
Trade Center Bombers Get Prison Terms of 240 Years
Space Telescope Confirms Theory Of Black Holes
U.S. Is To Maintain Trade Privileges For China’s Goods
U.S. Economy Grew At Brisk 3% Rate In First Quarter
North Korea Foils Efforts To Halt Its Nuclear Plans
Weighing Options, U.S. Aides Assess Invasion Of Haiti
New York Hospitals Are Facing A Sharp Increase in Empty Beds
JUNE
U.S. Indicts Rostenkowski In Broad Corruption Case; He Is Out Of Key House Post
Flaw Discovered In Federal Plan For Wiretapping
White House Asks Global Sanctions On North Koreans
May Jobless Rate Declined Sharply But Hiring Lagged
Giuliani Is Moving To Limit Awards When City Is Sued
U.S.-Mexico Trade Advances Sharply Under New Accord
Solemn Salute For Those Who ‘Saved the World’
A Deal With Russia on Uranium Draws Protest From U.S. Industry
In Largest Drug-Law Takeover, U.S. Seizes New York City Hotel
Health Legislation Advances in Senate
U.S. Bars Flights And Money Deals With The Haitians
New York Area Climbs Out of Recession
Parliament Vote In Europe Shows Rightward Trend
Jury Finds Exxon Acted Recklessly In Valdez Oil Spill
For Rangers, a Celebration 54 Years in Making
Charges Extended To Top Managers In Co-Op Bribery
Clinton May Add G.I.’s in Korea While Remaining Open to Talks
Simpson Is Charged, Chased, Arrested
Simpson, Under Suicide Watch, Is Jailed on 2 Murder Charges
Cuomo’s Pressure Breaks Deadlock In L.I. Rail Strike
A Grim O.J. Simpson Pleads ‘Not Guilty’ in Two Murders
Cigarette Company Developed Tobacco With Stronger Nicotine
Clinton Says the North Koreans Really May Be Ready for Talks
Tobacco Company Chief Denies Nicotine Scheme in Testimony
New Senate Proposal Retreats On Required Health Insurance
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Gay Marchers Press Ahead in 25-Year Battle
Clinton Shuffles His Aides, Selecting Budget Director As White House Staff Chief
No More ‘Anything Goes’; Cyberspace Gets Censors
Surprise Alliance Picks A Socialist As Japan’s Leader
JULY
Simpson Lawyers Seek to Exclude Bloody Evidence Found at Home
Arafat Enters Gaza to Stake His Claim
Worst Drought in 30 Years Brings Rationing to Half of Puerto Rico
Europe’s Economy Looking Up, But Long-Term Worries Linger
Iran’s Difficulties Lead Some In U.S. To Doubt Threat
In Shift, U.S. Will No Longer Admit Haitians at Sea
2-Year Corruption Inquiry Finds A ‘Willful Blindness’ In New York’s Police Dept.
Panama Refuses To Take Haitians; A Rebuff For U.S.
Kim Il Sung Dead At Age 82; Led North Korea 5 Decades; Was Near Talks With South
North Korea, Its Chief Dead, Leaves World Guessing
Korean Summit Talks Postponed As Northern Military Backs Heir
Convicted Police Officer Receives A Sentence of at Least 11 Years
Top Jersey Court Orders New Plan For School Funds
House Democrats Support Abortion In Health Plans
Rwandan Refugees Flood Zaire as Rebel Forces Gain
Rabin Is To Meet With King Hussein In U.S. On July 25
New York Police Force Lagging In Recruitment of Black Officers
Stampede Raises Toll in Rwanda Chaos
Earth-Size Storm and Fireballs Shake Jupiter as a Comet Dies
Coverage Of 95% Might Be Enough, Clinton Concedes
Rwanda Relief Workers Fear Cholera Epidemic
Cholera Stalks the Rwandan Refugees
President Orders Pentagon Action To Aid Rwandans
Cholera’s Spread Raises Fear Of Toll of 40,000 Rwandans
Israel And Jordan Agree To Call Off A State Of War That Has Endured 46 Years
Jordan And Israel Join In Pact Aimed At Broad Mideast Peace
House Committee Told Of Contacts Over Whitewater
Whitewater Inquiry Causes Rift Among Top Treasury Officials
Accord Reached On Sweeping Bill To Battle Crime
Abortion Doctor and Bodyguard Slain in Florida
Clinton Goes to Truman Land In Push to ‘Give ’em Health’
AUGUST
U.N. Authorizes Invasion Of Haiti To Be Led By U.S.
Spy’s Spending Brought Alarm But No Action
Rwanda Plans to Try Thousands For Massacres, New Leader Says
Top U.S. Officials Divided In Debate On Invading Haiti
Pollster Advises Democrats: Don’t Be Too Close to Clinton
Judges Appoint New Prosecutor For Whitewater
Belgrade Appears To Be Cutting Off The Bosnia Serbs
After Six Months, Peace Fades Away Again In Sarajevo
Vatican Attacks Population Stand Supported By U.S.
Agriculture Chief Faces New Inquiry On Business Gifts
Senate Committee Receives Apology From Spy Agency
Crime Bill Fails On A House Vote, Stunning Clinton
Clinton Fights Back: ‘This Crime Bill Cannot Die’
Crime Bill Discord Grows As Clinton And G.O.P. Clash
Seoul Offers Help On Nuclear Power To North Korea
Carlos the Terrorist Arrested and Taken to France
Federal Reserve Raises Key Rates To Cool Economy
White House Gets 3 New Supporters Of The Crime Bill
White House Sees A Compromise Set On The Crime Bill
U.S. Halts Hundreds of Cubans At Sea in Abrupt Policy Change
Making Nuclear Arms Is Easier Than It Looks, New Study Shows
House Approves Crime Bill After Days Of Bargaining, Giving Victory To Clinton
Ruling Party’s Candidate Wins Presidency In Mexico, But Opposition Makes Gains
Subway Chaos: Officer Firing at Officer
Accounts of Police Shooting Say Officer Fired After Victim Fell
Crime Bill Approved, 61-38, But Senate Is Going Home Without Acting On Health
Clinton’s Allies On Health Concede That Broad Plan Is All But Dead This Year
Clinton Will Open Talks With Cuba On Refugee Crisis
Abuses Of Rights Persist In China Despite U.S. Pleas
U.S. Will Propose Reducing Barriers To Cuba Migrants
2 Latin Nations Plan To Accept Cuban Refugees
SEPTEMBER
I.R.A. Declares Cease-Fire, Seeing ‘New Opportunity’ To Negotiate Irish Peace
U.S. And Cuba Talk At U.N. On Solving The Refugee Crisis
Drop In New Jobs Signals A Slowing For The Economy
U.S. Officials See Few Alternatives To Haiti Invasion
Giuliani Job Cuts Starting To Have Impact On Service
Population Meeting Opens With Challenge to the Right
Cuban Refugees Start To Arrive At Panama Base
On a Harlem Block, Hope Is Swallowed by Decay
Orphans of Haiti Disappear, Targets of Murderous Thugs
Cuba Vows To End Exodus In Return For A Rise In Visas
Giuliani Proposes Toughening Laws On X-Rated Shops
In Immigration Labyrinth, Corruption Comes Easily
Unimpeded, Intruder Crashes Plane Into White House
Top U.S. Officials Outline Strategy For Haiti Invasion
Owners Terminate Season, Without the World Series
Clinton Addresses Nation On Threat To Invade Haiti; Tells Dictators To Get Out
Holding Off, Clinton Sends Carter, Nunn And Powell To Talk To Haitian Junta
Carter, In Haiti, Pursues Peaceful Shift
Haiti’s Military Leaders Agree To Resign; Clinton Halts Assault, Recalls 61 Planes
3,000 U.S. Troops Land Without Opposition And Take Over Ports And Airfields In Haiti
Haitian Police Crush Rally As American Troops Watch
Clinton Says U.S. Will Deter Abuses by Haiti Police
Pope, Citing Health, Calls Off Visit to New York
Bill To Revamp Communications Dies In Congress
8 Haitians Killed By Marine Patrol
Disorders Follow Clash in Haitian City
National Health Program, President’s Greatest Goal, Declared Dead In Congress
Congress Decides To Conduct Study Of Need For C.I.A.
Little Hope for 800 Lost in Sinking of Baltic Sea Ferry
5 Haitians Killed As Explosion Rips Democratic Rally
OCTOBER
Pro-Junta Gunmen Fire on Rally in Haitian Capital
U.S. Forces to Widen Role In Curbing Haiti Violence
Reports Describe Widespread Abuse In Farm Program
Clinton Talks About Religion As His Anchor
Haiti’s Military Power Structure Is Showing Signs of Falling Apart
48 in Sect Are Killed in Grisly Ritual in Switzerland
Swiss Examine Conflicting Signs in Cult Deaths
A Haitian Leader Of Paramilitaries Was Paid By C.I.A.
Pentagon Moving A Force Of 4,000 To Guard Kuwait
At Least 36,000 U.S. Troops Going To Gulf In Response To Continued Iraqi Buildup
Clinton Sends More Planes To Mideast, Saying He Sees No Sign Of Iraqi Pullback
U.S. Sees Signs of Iraqui Retreat but Continues Buildup
3 Hollywood Giants Team Up To Create Major Movie Studio
U.S. Plans To Keep Planes And Tanks In The Gulf Area
Kidnapped Soldier Is Killed As Israeli Troops Attempt Rescue At Captors’ Hideout
Aristide, In A Joyful Return, Urges Reconciliation In Haiti
Kohl’s Slate Slips As Germans Vote; Keeps Small Edge
Israel And Jordan Sign Draft On Wide-Ranging Peace Treaty
Clinton Approves A Plan To Give Aid To North Koreans
20 Killed In Terrorist Bombing Of Bus In Tel Aviv; 48 Are Hurt
U.S. Will Build Laser to Create Nuclear Fusion
Clinton To Make A Visit To Syria On Mideast Trip
G.O.P. Is Expecting To Make Big Gains In Governor Races
Training Of Police In Haiti Hampered By Personnel Gap
Giuliani, Defying His Party, Backs Cuomo For 4th Term; Sees Pataki As Bad For City
Giuliani Proposes $800 Million More In Spending Cuts
Israel and Jordan Sign a Peace Accord
Ranks Of Inmates Reach One Million In A 2-Decade Rise
U.S. Economy Grew 3.4% In Quarter; Inflation In Check
Gunman Shoots at White House From Sidewalk
Suspect Charged in White House Shooting
NOVEMBER
Plane Waiting to Land at O’Hare Crashes in Indiana, Killing 68
Wary Of Expense, Arabs Block Plan For Mideast Bank
Voters Disgusted With Politicians As Election Nears
Mother of ‘Carjacked’ Boys Held in Their Deaths
Town, Feeling Betrayed, Reviles Woman Accused of Killing Sons
Control In Senate Near G.O.P. Grasp As Races Wind Up
Mexican and a Kenyan Triumph in the Heat
Clinton Makes Final Push to Stem Democratic Losses
G.O.P. Wins Control Of Senate And Makes Big Gains In House; Pataki Denies Cuomo 4th Term
G.O.P. Celebrates Its Sweep To Power; Clinton Vows To Find Common Ground
Pataki Voices Shock at Learning Size of Gap in Budget He Inherits
Unsolved Rwanda Mystery; The President’s Plane Crash
Momentum Builds For Cutting Back Welfare System
U.S. Offers China Deal To Resolve A Missile Dispute
U.S. Might Admit Detained Cubans To Help Children
Federal Reserve Increases Interest Rates by 3/4 point; Jump Is Largest Since 1981
Clinton Is Stern With Indonesia On Rights but Gleeful on Trade
White House Tries To Clarify Stand On School Prayer
12 Die as Arafat’s Police Fire on Palestinian Militants
Serbian Jets Bomb Muslims a 2D Day, Flouting U.N. Ban
G.O.P. Governors Caution Congress On Social Agenda
NATO, Expanding Bosnia Role, Strikes a Serbian Base in Croatia
U.S. in a Secret Deal, Removes Bomb Fuel in Ex-Soviet Republic
Dole and Clinton Strike a Deal on World Trade Pact
Fighting Rages as NATO Debates How to Protect Bosnian Enclave
NATO Jets Fly but Don’t Bomb As Bosnian Serbs Attack Enclave
Democratic Party Struggles To Find New Equilibrium
Congress Returns To Select Leaders For The New Term
U.S. In Shift, Gives Up Its Talk Of Tough Action Against Serbs
U.N. To Withdraw Unless The Firing In Bosnia Ceases
DECEMBER
Researchers Link Obesity In Humans To Flaw In A Gene
Clinton Associate Is Reportedly Set To Plead Guilty
Jobless Rate Fell Again Last Month To A 4-Year Low
Trade Agreement Ends Long Debate, But Not Conflicts
Gingrich Is Urging A Tougher Policy On Bosnia’s Serbs
Republicans All for One, and One Is Gingrich
A Clinton Friend Admits Mail Fraud And Tax Evasion
C.I.A. to Pay $410,000 to Spy Who Says She Was Smeared
U.S. and Ukraine Cooperate To Destroy Nuclear Arsenal
Surgeon General Forced To Resign By White House
U.S. and 33 Hemisphere Nations Agree To Create-Free Trade Zone
F.B.I. says Fatal Mail Blast Is Work of Serial Bomber
I.B.M. Deals Blow to a Rival As It Suspends Pentium Sales
Clinton Is Reported Set to Seek Revolution in Mortgage Agency
Americans Like G.O.P. Agenda But Split on How to Reach Goals
Clinton Outlines a Plan for Tax Breaks
President Insists His Tax Cuts Keep Deficit In Check
G.O.P. Is Detailing Broad Proposals To Trim Welfare
Troops Clash in Chechnya as Peace Efforts Falter
Russians Bombard Chechens’ Capital From Land And Air
Hinting He Will Stay, Cortines Defends Work as Schools Chief
Firebomb Ignites in Subway Car, Hurting at Least 40
Police Say Firebombing Suspect Planned Subway Extortion Plot
Congressmen Pledge To Revoke Baseball’s Antitrust Exemption
Colleges Luring Students With Discounts in Tuition
Russia Announces 1,000 Rebels Died In Day Of Battle
French Storm Jetliner, Free Hostages, Kill 4 Gunmen
Mexican Currency Resumes Its Fall; Officials Silent
Director Of C.I.A. To Leave, Ending Troubled Tenure
White House Says Young Will Suffer Under G.O.P. Plan
Gunman Kills 2 at Abortion Clinics in Boston Suburb
News Source: New York Times
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