| Facts on File 1995 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| 104th Congress convenes with GOP in majority; Gingrich, Dole sworn in as leaders. (Newt Gingrich, Robert Dole; includes related information on the Republican agenda and biographies on the leaders) | Business, general | |
| 1994 profits rose 10.2%. (corporate profits for 1994) | Business, general | |
| 1995 spending cuts signed by Clinton.(budget bill signed; includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| 1996 presidential campaign: Dole wins Florida straw poll. (Bob Dole) | Business, general | |
| 1996 presidential campaign: Perot hosts hopefuls at conference. (Ross Perot; United We Stand America conference) | Business, general | |
| 1996 presidential campaign: Republican hopefuls attend TV forum. | Business, general | |
| 1996 presidential campaign: third-quarter spending reports released. | Business, general | |
| 1996 presidential race: Pete Wilson quites GOP race. | Business, general | |
| 300 injured in Yokohama gas attack. (terrorist attack in Japan subway) | Business, general | |
| 49ers rout Chargers in Super Bowl XXIX.(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| '95 spending cuts cleared, face veto. (budget cuts) | Business, general | |
| Accounting sought in 'dirty war.' (Argentina to investigate deaths and disappearances during the military government) | Business, general | |
| Accused clinic gunman pleads not guilty. (John Salvi) (includes related abortion clinic news) | Business, general | |
| Active hurricane season affects U.S., Mexico, Isles. (Caribbean islands) | Business, general | |
| Adams resigns, probe's end seen near. (independent counsel Arlin M. Adams, Department of Housing and Urban Development investigation)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Affirmative action: Clinton defends federal programs. | Business, general | |
| Affirmative action: Clinton details plans for review.(includes results of an opinion poll about affirmative action) | Business, general | |
| Affirmative action, immigration backed. (Pres Clinton speaks at rally in Monterey, California) | Business, general | |
| Age of French cave paintings raised. (Chavet cave in southern France)(includes other archaeology news) | Business, general | |
| Agriculture funds clear House, Senate. (appropriations bill) | Business, general | |
| Algeria: President Zeroual wins reelection. (Lamine Zeroual) | Business, general | |
| American pilot downed by Bosnian Serbs, rescued by U.S. Marines; U.N. hostages released. (Scott F. O'Grady)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Americans jailed for border crossing. (in Iraq) | Business, general | |
| Americans killed in ambush. (diplomats assassinated in Karachi, Pakistan) | Business, general | |
| Amman economic summit sets further regional ties. (Jordan) | Business, general | |
| ANC wins majority in local elections. (South Africa's African National Congress) | Business, general | |
| Anti-kurd assault into Iraq launched. (by Turkey) | Business, general | |
| Antiterror bill passes Senate. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| April trade deficit rose sharply.(includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| Argentina's Menem easily wins reelection.(Carlos Saul Menem)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Arizona Amtrak crash blamed on sabotage; antigovernment notes found at scene. | Business, general | |
| Armed intruder shot on White House grounds; breach comes amid new security efforts. | Business, general | |
| Army officers arrested for alleged plot. (coup plot in Pakistan)(includes related article on U.S. aid to Pakistan) | Business, general | |
| Army reportedly puts down insurrection. (Iraq) | Business, general | |
| Art confiscated by Soviets uncovered. (includes other art news) | Business, general | |
| Asian nations hold trade meeting. | Business, general | |
| Astronomy: first brown dwarf found. (includes other astronomy news) | Business, general | |
| 'Atlantis,' Russian space station link. (space shuttle; includes related data) | Business, general | |
| Atomic bomb exhibit scaled back. | Business, general | |
| AT&T announces plan to split apart. (AT&T Corp.)(includes related article about planned sale of AT&T Capital Corp.) | Business, general | |
| Australia: commission censures health minister. (Carmen Lawrence) | Business, general | |
| Australia: mining, shipping face national strikes. | Business, general | |
| Award-winning author draws scrutiny. (Australian author Helen Darville) | Business, general | |
| 'Baby Richard' appeal denied. (Supreme Court rules that custody of adopted child must be given to his father; includes other Supreme Court news) | Business, general | |
| Balanced-budget amendment backed byHouse.(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Balanced-budget amendment blocked by Senate Democrats. | Business, general | |
| Balkan presidents reach Bosnia peace accord; NATO to keep peace in divided state. (Bosnia-Herzegovina) | Business, general | |
| Balladur releases policy manifesto. (French Premier Edouard Balladur) | Business, general | |
| Banker's plea threatens Clinton aide. (Pres Clinton aide Bruce Lindsay; includes related article)(Whitewater affair) | Business, general | |
| Barings crash report released. (financial collapse of Barings PLC) | Business, general | |
| Baseball season opens. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Baseball strike ends. | Business, general | |
| Baseball strike end seen. | Business, general | |
| Base closing recommendation made. | Business, general | |
| Battles called worst in two years.(Bosnia Herzegovina and former Yugoslavia wars)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Bengals pick Carter first in NFL draft. (Cincinnati Bengals; Ki-Jana Carter) (includes list of first-round draft choices for all football teams) | Business, general | |
| Berlusconi arrest sought. (former Italy Premier Silvio Bertolucci) (includes other information on media industry referendum and proposal by Rupert Murdoch to purchase part of Fininvest SpA) | Business, general | |
| Bernardo convicted of girls' murders. (Canadian Paul Bernardo) | Business, general | |
| Bernardo trial begins. (Paul Bernardo, of Canada, accused of murder) | Business, general | |
| Black journalist's retrial bid rejected. (Mumia Abu-Jamal's plea for a new trial)(includes other crime news) | Business, general | |
| Black man acquitted in Ala. school arson. (Christopher Lynn Johnson acquitted by Montgomery, Alabama, jury) | Business, general | |
| Black men hold 'Million Man March' in Washington, D.C.; Mass rally organized by National of Islam leader. (Louis Farrakhan) | Business, general | |
| Boeing hit by machinists strike. (Boeing Co.) | Business, general | |
| Boeing takes $12.7 billion air order. (won contract with Singapore Airlines Ltd.)(includes other aviation news) | Business, general | |
| Bosnia factions agree to form government.(includes summary of the agreement's major principles and information about related developments) | Business, general | |
| Bosnian combatants sign peace treaty in Paris; NATO peace force deployment set in motion. | Business, general | |
| Bosnian government offensive shatters truce. | Business, general | |
| Bosnian peace talks begin; U.S. mediates negotiations.(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Bosnian Serbs free last U.N. hostages.(includes related articles about Bosnia-Herzegovina) | Business, general | |
| Bosnian Serbs free most U.N. hostages; rescued U.S. pilot given hero's welcome by Clinton. (Air Force Captain Scott F. O'Grady)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Bosnian Serbs shell Sarajevo market; NATO bombs Serb targets in retaliation.(includes news about related developments) | Business, general | |
| Bosnian Serbs surround second Moslem safe area; fighting spreads. (Zepa, Bosnia-Herzegovina) | Business, general | |
| Bosnian Serbs take Srebrenica, expel Moslems from safe zone. | Business, general | |
| Boxer listed in critical condition. (Gerald McClellan) | Business, general | |
| Braves win World Series over Cleveland Indians. (Atlanta Braves) | Business, general | |
| Breast-implant pact revised. (a new settlement plan was proposed)(includes information about related developments) | Business, general | |
| Brecheen executed in Oklahoma. (Robert Brecheen)(includes news about other executions) | Business, general | |
| Britain and Ireland set Ulster framework plan: proposals to guide peace talks. (Northern Ireland)(includes excerpts from peace proposal) | Business, general | |
| Britain's Barings Bank declares bankruptcy. | Business, general | |
| Britain signals EMU reluctance. (economic and monetary union with the European Union)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| British bank resumes trading. (Barings PLC)(includes related articles about the collapse of the bank) | Business, general | |
| British Queen visits. (Queen Elizabeth II visits South Africa) | Business, general | |
| Broad species protections upheld. (Supreme Court ruling) | Business, general | |
| Buchanan launches GOP presidential bid. (Patrick J. Buchanan) | Business, general | |
| Budget deficit forecast revised upward. (Australia)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Budget reconciliation bills pass House, Senate; entitlements slated for largest cuts.(includes details about the reconciliation process and a comparison of the two versions) | Business, general | |
| Business: General Motors sets EDS split-off. (Electronics Data Systems Corp. to be divested)(includes table of October financial update) | Business, general | |
| Business news in brief. (plans of Berkshire Hathaway and other companies) | Business, general | |
| Business people. (appointments, resignations, and firings of prominent business executives) | Business, general | |
| Business people. (hirings, firings, promotions and resignations) | Business, general | |
| Business people. (multiple articles on executive appointments) | Business, general | |
| 'Business Week' gains court hearing. | Business, general | |
| Cabinet member quits over Korea remarks. (Japanese official Takami Eto) | Business, general | |
| Calif. speaker Brown installs successor. (California Assembly Speaker Willie Brown; Doris Allen; includes information about Brown's campaign for mayor in San Francisco) | Business, general | |
| Campaign targets TV talk shows. | Business, general | |
| Canadian Airborne Regiment disbanded. | Business, general | |
| Car bomb explodes at Oklahoma City federal building; death toll expected to top 200. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Car bomb kills 42 in Algiers.(includes other Algerian news) | Business, general | |
| Caribbean Common Market meets. | Business, general | |
| Cease-fire goes into effect in Bosnia-Herzegovina after Bosnian government delays. (includes related information about the civil war) | Business, general | |
| Central banks intervene in currency markets in attempt to boost sagging U.S. dollar. | Business, general | |
| Chargers, 49ers earn Super Bowl berths. (San Diego Chargers and San Francisco 49ers football teams)(includes other football news) | Business, general | |
| Chechen president abandons Grozny. (Dzhokhar Dudayev)(Brief Article) | Business, general | |
| Chechen rebels release hostages after raid on Russian town. (Budennovsk, Russia)(includes related articles on Russia) | Business, general | |
| Chechnya bombardment renewed. (by Russia)(includes related information on the Russian ruble) | Business, general | |
| Chechnya clashes mar vote. (local elections in the breakaway Russian republic were disrupted by protests and fighting)(includes information about earlier developments) | Business, general | |
| Chemical, Chase Manhattan to merge in $10 billion deal. (Chemical Banking Corp. and Chase Manhattan Corp.)(includes list of the top ten U.S. banks) | Business, general | |
| Chile, Bolivia seek Mercosur entry. (includes other news from Latin America) | Business, general | |
| China conducts military tests north of Taiwan; tests seen as intimidation tactic. | Business, general | |
| China conducts nuclear tests: Japan cuts aid in protest. | Business, general | |
| China expels two U.S. officers for spying. (Joseph Wei Chan and Dwayne Howard Florenzie) | Business, general | |
| China: Panchen Lama installed. (includes other news from China) | Business, general | |
| China sentences, expels Chinese-American activist. (Harry Wu) | Business, general | |
| Chirac inaugurated as France's president.(Jacques Chirac)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Chirac wins French presidential election, defeating socialist Jospin. (Jacques Chirac, Lionel Jospin)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Chretien makes Latin trade trip. (Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien) | Business, general | |
| Chretien names new CBC chief. (Canada's Prime Minister Jean Chretien names Perrin Beatty as president of Canadian Broadcasting Corp.) | Business, general | |
| Chretien offers Quebec autonomy plan. (Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien; includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| CIA nominee Carns withdraws in controversy. (Michael P.C. Carns)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| CIA says Ames tainted U.S.S.R. data. (Central Intelligence Agency, Aldrich Hazen Ames)(includes related articles on espionage) | Business, general | |
| Ciller government loses confidence vote. (Turkish Premier Tansu Ciller) | Business, general | |
| Ciller seeks U.S. support for Iraq raid. (Turkey Premier Tansu Ciller; includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Citizens urged to boycott pirated goods. (China attempts to create good trade relations with the United States) | Business, general | |
| Civil rights: affirmative action to end at UC schools.(University of California; includes related articles on student protests) | Business, general | |
| Cleric and followers convicted in U.N. bomb plot trial. (Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman) | Business, general | |
| Cleveland, Atlanta win baseball pennants.(includes other baseball news) | Business, general | |
| Clinton accepts '96 defense spending bill. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Clinton announces widened Iranian trade embargo; cites Iran's terror links and nuclear aspirations. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Clinton authorizes $20 billion U.S.loan for Mexico; international donors add $29.5 billion.(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Clinton bars U.S. firms from Iranian oil-production deals: Conoco to withdraw from contract. | Business, general | |
| Clinton delivers State of the UnionAddress; urges 'new covenant' between voters, government.(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Clinton, Dole present reform plans. (welfare reform; President Clinton and Sen Bob Dole) | Business, general | |
| Clinton fails to end baseball strike.(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Clinton fund-raising, ads launched. | Business, general | |
| Clinton, Gingrich meet in New Hampshire forum. (Pres Clinton and House Speaker Newt Gingrich) | Business, general | |
| Clinton, Gore open 1996 reelection bid. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Clinton holds prime-time news conference. (Bill Clinton)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Clinton hosts Northern Ireland's Sinn Fein leader. (Gerry Adams)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Clinton meets with China's President Jiang. | Business, general | |
| Clinton names Carns to CIA post. (Michael P. Carns; Central Intelligence Agency)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Clinton opposes tougher U.S. sanctions. (on Cuba)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Clinton outlines 10-year balanced-budget plan: seeks to protect education, health care.(includes highlights of the plan and political reaction to it) | Business, general | |
| Clinton partners, Ark. Governor charged. (James B. McDougal, Susan McDougal, Jim Guy Tucker face charges for activities uncovered during investigation into the Whitewater affair) | Business, general | |
| Clinton proposes $1.61 trillion budget for fiscal 1996; middle-class tax relief offered.(includes budget highlights) | Business, general | |
| Clinton proposes minimum-wage hike. | Business, general | |
| Clinton retains stiff crack penalties. (crack cocaine) | Business, general | |
| Clinton sees GOP budget compromise. (Republican Party) | Business, general | |
| Clinton sets school prayer guidelines. | Business, general | |
| Clinton signs insurance FCC tax bill. (Federal Communications Commission) | Business, general | |
| Clinton signs second stopgap funding bill; compromise temporarily ends impasse. | Business, general | |
| Clinton signs striker-replacement ban. | Business, general | |
| Clinton stresses middle-class aid. (tax cuts) | Business, general | |
| Clinton to join V-E Day celebration. (end of World War II in Europe) | Business, general | |
| Clinton vetoes 1995 spending cuts. (President Bill Clinton)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Clinton vetoes '96 legislative spending. (funds for running of Congress) | Business, general | |
| Clinton vetoes Commerce, Justice funds. (appropriations bill for the Departments of Commerce, State, Justice and the federal judiciary) | Business, general | |
| Clinton vetoes Interior spending bill. (includes related article on a section of the bill relating to land sales to mining firms) | Business, general | |
| Clinton vetoes Republican reconciliation bill. (includes related articles on budget negotiations and the budget proposals of the Clinton administration and the Republicans) | Business, general | |
| Clinton vetoes stopgap spending, debt ceiling bills; partial government shutdown results. | Business, general | |
| Clinton visits, signs air-travel pact. (pact with Canada) | Business, general | |
| Clinton, Yeltsin meet in Moscow, reach limited agreements. (Bill Clinton, Boris Yeltsin; includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Coalition weakened in Diet elections.(Japanese elections)(includes related article on retaining power of Premier Tomiichi Murayama) | Business, general | |
| Colin Powell bars bid for presidency in 1996. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| 'Columbia' flies long science mission. (space shuttle)(includes additional data about the space shuttle) | Business, general | |
| Commerce Secretary Brown probed. (Ronald H. Brown) | Business, general | |
| Commerce Secretary Brown to face independent counsel.(investigation of Ron Brown)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Communists make biggest gains in Russian election; voters rebuff reformers. | Business, general | |
| Commuter plane restrictions lifted. | Business, general | |
| Comoros: French troops put down coup. (French mercenary Bob Denard surrenders) | Business, general | |
| Companies set standard disk format. | Business, general | |
| Congress labor measure cleared, signed. (Congressional Accountability Act) | Business, general | |
| Congress: Rep Schroeder declines reelection bid. (Representative Patricia Schroeder) | Business, general | |
| Conner earns America's Cup berth. (sailor Dennis Conner, includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Consumer prices rose 2.7% in 1994. (includes information on changes to the calculation of the consumer price index) | Business, general | |
| Convictions upheld in Letelier case. (former Chilean leaders found guilty of murdering dissident Orlando Letelier) | Business, general | |
| Convicts escape top-security prison. (Isle of Wight) | Business, general | |
| Corruption report released. (Great Britain Members of Parliament investigated for political corruption) | Business, general | |
| Counsel named in Cisneros inquiry. (David M. Barrett, Henry G. Cisneros)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Counsel to probe Gingrich ethics charges. (House Speaker Newt Gingrich)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Coup try crushed, rebel leader slain. (Azerbaijan; Rovshan Javadov) | Business, general | |
| Court redraws Georgia districts. (redistricting plan affects predominately black areas) | Business, general | |
| Court rules against Gonzalez probe. (Spanish Premier Felipe Gonzalez)(includes related article about the Catalan nationalist party) | Business, general | |
| Credit Lyonnais rescue plan unveiled. | Business, general | |
| Crime: news in brief. | Business, general | |
| Croatia agrees to continued United Nations peace-keeping presence.(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Croatia plan rebuffed by Serbs.(negotiations between Croatian Serbs and Croatian government)(includes related articles on former Yugoslavia) | Business, general | |
| Croatia retakes Serb-held Krajina region; thousands of Serb refugees flee.(includes information about related developments) | Business, general | |
| Crown, defense rest in Bernardo case. (accused murderer and rapist Paul Bernardo) | Business, general | |
| Cuba-U.S. immigration talks held.(includes information about related developments) | Business, general | |
| Cuba: U.S. relaxes some restrictions. | Business, general | |
| Curbs pledged on striker replacements.(includes other union news) | Business, general | |
| Currency devaluations announced. (Brazil)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Cyanide spill taints Guyanese River. (the Essequibo River in Guyana) | Business, general | |
| Daly wins British open golf title.(John Daly)(includes other golf tournament news) | Business, general | |
| Daschle defends plane-inspection role. (Senate Minority Leader Thomas A. Daschle) | Business, general | |
| D.C. finances oversight board approved. (includes related articles)(District of Columbia) | Business, general | |
| Debt rating threatened. (Canada) | Business, general | |
| Defense chief quits over drug scandal. (Colombian Defense Minister Fernando Botero) | Business, general | |
| Defense fund challenge dismissed. (President Clinton's legal defense fund) | Business, general | |
| Defense, prosecution rest in O.J. Simpson murder trial. | Business, general | |
| Democrats propose welfare reforms. | Business, general | |
| Democrats rally, pick chairmen.(includes related developments) | Business, general | |
| Deposit insurance merger proposed. | Business, general | |
| Derivatives regulation volunteered. (voluntary regulation of the financial instruments) | Business, general | |
| Deutch confirmed as intelligence chief. (John M. Deutch; includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Devils best Red Wings in Stanley Cup. (New Jersey Devils; Detroit Red Wings; includes other National Hockey League news) | Business, general | |
| Dini named new Italian premier; politically neutral cabinet unveiled. (Lamberto Dini) (includes biographical information) | Business, general | |
| Dini survives confidence vote. (Italian Premier Lamberto Dini)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| 'Discovery,' Russian 'Mir' rendezvous. (space shuttle and space station)(includes related articles about the space program) | Business, general | |
| Disney announces $19 billion Capital Cities/ABC purchase; Westinghouse to buy CBS Inc. television network. (Walt Disney Co.; Westinghouse Electric) | Business, general | |
| Divorce approved in referendum. (Ireland)(includes related article on Catholic Church's position on Irish referendum) | Business, general | |
| Dole blasts 'depravity' in film, music. (Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Dole blasts multilingualism, 'elites.' (Sen Bob Dole) | Business, general | |
| Dole formally announces candidacy. (Senator Bob Dole) | Business, general | |
| Don King fraud case ends in mistrial. (boxing promoter accused of fraud) | Business, general | |
| Double-jeopardy plea rejected. (U.S. Supreme Court ruling) | Business, general | |
| Dylex files for creditor protection. | Business, general | |
| Earthquake rocks western Japan; buildings collapse, fires rage; death toll expected to top 5,000. | Business, general | |
| Eased controls spur high-tech imports.(trade with China)(includes other China news) | Business, general | |
| Ebola virus death toll rises. (Zaire) | Business, general | |
| Economy: jobless rate falls 5.6% in June. (1995; includes related article and other economic news) | Business, general | |
| Economy: September jobless rate steady at 5.6%. | Business, general | |
| Egypt charges Israel with POW deaths. (prisoners of war killed in 1967) | Business, general | |
| Egypt vote marred by fraud charges, crackdown. (parliamentary elections)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Election date set as tension mounts. (Haitian presidential election)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Elections set amid strife as talks fail. (Algeria)(includes news about related developments) | Business, general | |
| Embattled president declares emergency. (Colombia President Ernesto Samper) (includes information about other events in Colombia) | Business, general | |
| Emir deposed by son in palace coup. (Qatar) | Business, general | |
| 'Endeavour' flight length sets record. (space shuttle) | Business, general | |
| English fans riot at soccer match. (in Dublin, Ireland) | Business, general | |
| Europeans take golf's Ryder Cup.(includes other golfing news) | Business, general | |
| EU-Turkey trade pact established. (European Union) | Business, general | |
| Evers-Williams elected NAACP head. (Myrlie Evers-Williams was chosen to head the National Association of Colored People)(includes related information) | Business, general | |
| Evidence of black hole found.(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Ex-communist chosen as next premier. (Jozef Oleksy) | Business, general | |
| Ex-Communist defeats Walesa in Polish presidential race; Kwasniewski wins close vote. (Lech Walesa; Aleksander Kwasniewski) | Business, general | |
| Ex-Defense chief charged in killings. (former South African Defense Minister Magnus Malan) | Business, general | |
| Ex-Housing chief spared prosecution. (Samuel R. Pierce, Jr.) | Business, general | |
| Ex-president arrested in bribery case. (former South Korean Pres Roh Tae Woo)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Ex-U.S. president Bush tours region. (George Bush visits Asia) | Business, general | |
| Ex-White House travel chief acquitted. (Billy R. Dale acquitted of embezzlement charges) | Business, general | |
| Facts on Rabin. (Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin) | Business, general | |
| Facts on the 1996 Republican presidential candidates.(Directory) | Business, general | |
| Failed bomb injures four. (France) | Business, general | |
| Fall of Saigon commemorated. (Vietnam; includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Fan convicted of slaying singer Selena. | Business, general | |
| Faulkner enters Citadel's cadet corps. (Shannon Faulkner) | Business, general | |
| FBI deputy demoted in '92 siege row. (Deputy Director Larry A. Potts) | Business, general | |
| FCC concludes wireless auction. (wireless telephone licences) | Business, general | |
| Fed Chairman delivers monetary report. (Alan Greenspan) | Business, general | |
| Federal budget: stopgap bill averts federal shutdown. | Business, general | |
| Federal Reserve raises two key interest rates.(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Federal Reserve trims key interest rate. (federal funds rate) | Business, general | |
| Federal Reserve trims key short-term interest rate; inflation seen under control. | Business, general | |
| Fed reports slower growth. (Federal Reserve Board, economic data) | Business, general | |
| Female cadet quits Citadel; cites stress of prolonged legal battle. (Shannon Faulkner) | Business, general | |
| Fighting escalates along Afghan border. (Tajikistan rebels battle Russian troops) | Business, general | |
| Fighting prompts exodus from capital. (Burundi) | Business, general | |
| Financial markets: regulators urge no new derivatives rules. | Business, general | |
| First Interstate accepts buyout. (First Interstate Bancorp agreed to takeover by First Bank System) | Business, general | |
| Firt-quarter profits rose 3.8%. (for U.S. corporations)(includes reports from the Wall Street Journal's quarterly survey of earnings) | Business, general | |
| Fiscal 1996-97 budget unveiled. (British government's budget) | Business, general | |
| Fishing dispute with Spain erupts. (Canada) | Business, general | |
| Fish war with European Union ends. (international fishing rights; includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Fleet to buy Shawmut in bank merger. (Fleet Financial Group Inc. plans to acquire Shawmut National Corp.)(includes list of the country's largest bank holding companies) | Business, general | |
| Floods hit California again: cause 15 deaths, $2 billion in damage. | Business, general | |
| Floods hit Western Europe: 250,000 Dutch evacuated. | Business, general | |
| Forbes enters race for GOP nomination. (Malcolm S. Forbes Jr.) | Business, general | |
| Fordice reelected in Mississippi. (Governor Kirk Fordice)(includes other Mississippi election results) | Business, general | |
| Foreign trade: curbs on advanced computer sales eased. | Business, general | |
| Former Allied POWs seek apology. (prisoners of war)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Former Labour chief files libel suit. (Michael Foot) | Business, general | |
| Former Yugoslavia: Milosevic rejects U.N. peace bid. (Serbian Pres Slobodan Milosevic)(includes other news about the region) | Business, general | |
| France: Algerian bombing suspect killed. (Algerian Khaled Kelkal shot Sep 20, 1995 by police; includes related articles on French budget) | Business, general | |
| France conducts second nuclear test: new wave of protests follows. (includes other articles) | Business, general | |
| France detonates nuclear device in French Polynesia. | Business, general | |
| French ambassador to Australia recalled. (Dominique Girard)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| French public-sector strikes escalate; government offers talks.(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| French Socialist Jospin tops first-round president poll; Jospin to face Chirac in run-off. (Lionel Jospin; Jacques Chirac) | Business, general | |
| French unions stage massive rallies; welfare reform package protested. | Business, general | |
| Fujimori easily wins reelection. (Alberto Fujimori reelected president of Peru) | Business, general | |
| G-7 officials discuss telecom policies. | Business, general | |
| 'Galileo' orbits Jupiter; probe arrives. (spacecraft)(includes other space news) | Business, general | |
| Gaza Islamic leader assassinated in Malta. (Fathi al-Shiqaqi)(includes related article on peace talks) | Business, general | |
| Gaza suicide bombers kill 8; Arafat orders crackdown. (Yasir Arafat) | Business, general | |
| Genocide trial opens, stalls. (Rwanda; includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Genocide trial site, prosecutor named. (war crimes in Rwanda) | Business, general | |
| German central bank cuts two key interest rates. (Bundesbank)(includes information about other European rate cuts) | Business, general | |
| Gingrich book-deal furor renewed. (Newt Gingrich) (includes related political events) | Business, general | |
| Gingrich responds to book-deal charges. (Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich) | Business, general | |
| Glickman confirmed as USDA chief. (Dan Glickman confirmed as Secretary of Agriculture) | Business, general | |
| Global environment: global warming effects forecasted. (includes a listing of possible effects) | Business, general | |
| Global financial-services accord endorsed; U.S. refuses to sign WTO pact. (World Trade Organization)(includes highlights of the pact) | Business, general | |
| Golf announcer in lesbian row. (CBS commentator Ben Wright) | Business, general | |
| Golf course plans halted after protest. (planned course in Tepoztlan, Mexico) | Business, general | |
| Gonzalez denies terrorist charges. (Spanish Premier Felipe Gonzalez)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| GOP balanced-budget plan wins Congress's final approval.(includes related articles and highlights of the plan) | Business, general | |
| GOP holds winter meetings. (Republican National Committee) | Business, general | |
| GOP hopefuls court Christian Coalition. (Republican presidential candidates)(includes excerpts from the 'Contract with the American Family') | Business, general | |
| GOP marks action on 'Contract with America;' Gingrich speaks on future agenda. (Newt Gingrich; includes related information on actions taken thusfar with the contract) | Business, general | |
| Government affirms deficit goal. (Canada) | Business, general | |
| Government blamed in Iran arms sale. (United Kingdom) | Business, general | |
| Government collapses over budget row. (Austria) | Business, general | |
| Government, EZLN agree on agenda. (Mexican government negotiations with the Zapatista National Liberation Army)(includes related article about priests expelled from Mexico) | Business, general | |
| Government, EZLN recess talks. (Mexican government and Zapatista National Liberation Army; includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Government loses pay-disclosure vote. (disclosure of salaries for consulting work for members of Parliament in Great Britain)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Government predicts budget surplus. (Australia)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Government remorseful for war acts. (Japan; World War II)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Governors deadlock on benefits overhaul. (National Governors' Association's welfare reform discussions)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Gov. Wilson in immigrant worker furor. (California governor Pete Wilson, includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Gov. Wilson sets candidacy. (California Governor Pete Wilson announces bid for presidency) | Business, general | |
| Gramm admits 1970s 'R' film backing. (Senator Phil Gramm) | Business, general | |
| Gramm, Alexander declare GOP presidential candidacies. (Sen. Phil Gramm; Gov. Lamar Alexander) | Business, general | |
| Grasso executed in Oklahoma. (Thomas Grasso; includes news of six other executions) | Business, general | |
| Great Britain: Ireland, unionists discuss Ulster peace. (Ulster Unionist Party head David Trimble meets Irish Prime Minister John Bruton on N. Ireland question)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Great Britain: Labour Party conference held. | Business, general | |
| Great Britain: Queen's speech opens Parliament. (Queen Elizabeth II) | Business, general | |
| Group of 7 ministers discuss currencies. (currency market) | Business, general | |
| Group of Seven leaders meet; jobs, crisis funds top issues.(includes economic data) | Business, general | |
| Guatemala: runoff forced in presidential vote. | Business, general | |
| Guerrillas release U.S. hostage. (Colombian leftists release Thomas R. Hargrove) | Business, general | |
| Haiti: Aristide's party dominates elections. (Pres. Jean-Bertrand Aristide and the Lavalas Movement) | Business, general | |
| Haiti: Preval elected Aristide's successor. (Rene Preval wins presidential election to replace Jean-Bertrand Aristide; includes other news) | Business, general | |
| Haiti: U.S. to return documents. (includes information about allegations by opposition leader Emmanuel Constant) | Business, general | |
| Hamas bomber kills five Jews in Jerusalem bus attack. (includes related information on arrests of bomb suspects) | Business, general | |
| Hearings held on 1992 Ruby Ridge siege. (Idaho)(includes related articles on testimony and related developments) | Business, general | |
| Hearings held on 1993 Waco cult siege. (1993 assault on Branch Davidian complex in Waco, Texas) | Business, general | |
| High court upholds Aborigine land act. (Native Title Act of Australia) | Business, general | |
| High-level Ulster meeting postponed. (talks about Northern Ireland between Ireland and Britain) | Business, general | |
| High-level Ulster talks open.(peace talks in Northern Ireland)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| High-level Ulster talks seen. (peace talks between Great Britain and Northern Ireland) | Business, general | |
| Highway speed-limit law repealed. (federal law) | Business, general | |
| Hillary Clinton to attend China parley. (U.N. World Conference on Women)(includes other news about the conference) | Business, general | |
| Historian fired for Holocaust remarks. (Christina Jeffrey) | Business, general | |
| Hockey season ends.(includes related articles on team sales, firings and other hockey topics) | Business, general | |
| Home resales fell 1.9% in October. (1995) | Business, general | |
| Home resales rose 0.7% in September.(includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| Home resales rose 3% in August.(includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| Home resales rose 4.7% in May. (May 1995; includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| Home resales rose 5/8% in March. (includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| Home resales rose 5% in July.(includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| Hormone causes mice to lose weight. (includes related articles on obesity gene) | Business, general | |
| House backs flag-protection amendment. | Business, general | |
| House panel proposes D.C. overhaul. (Washington, D.C. finances; includes related information on Newt Gingrich's visit to district) | Business, general | |
| House passes anticrime bills. | Business, general | |
| House passes five-year, $189 billion tax cut.(includes highlights of the tax bill) | Business, general | |
| House passes foreign-aid bill.(Brief Article) | Business, general | |
| House passes gift ban. (House of Representatives) | Business, general | |
| House passes HHS/Labor/Education funds. (Health and Human Services Department) | Business, general | |
| House passes liability suit curbs. (Common Sense Product Liability and Legal Reform Act) | Business, general | |
| House passes lobbying disclosure bill. (U.S. Congress) | Business, general | |
| House passes property-rights bill. | Business, general | |
| House passes spending cuts: $17 billion cut from fiscal '95 programs. (includes related information) | Business, general | |
| House passes tort reform bills. | Business, general | |
| House passes welfare reform. (includes related article with highlights of the bill) | Business, general | |
| House rejects term-limits bills in chamber's first defeat for Republican Party's 'Contract with America.' | Business, general | |
| House Republicans propose Medicare, Medicaid overhaul. | Business, general | |
| House resolution stalls budget negotiations. (1995-96 federal budget impasse) | Business, general | |
| House scales back Clean Water Act.(environmental legislation)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| House seeks EPA curbs in spending bill. (Environmental Protection Agency) | Business, general | |
| House, Senate approve balanced-budget plans. (includes comparison of proposals) | Business, general | |
| House, Senate committees pass balanced-budget plans. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| House, Senate pass '96 interior funds. (Department of the Interior budget) | Business, general | |
| House, Senate pass overhaul bill. (welfare reform bill)(includes details of the bill) | Business, general | |
| House votes to ban abortion procedure. (late term intact dilation and evacuation) | Business, general | |
| House votes to curb federal regulations. | Business, general | |
| Houston Rockets win second straight NBA title. (National Basketball Association)(includes related articles and other basketball news) | Business, general | |
| HUD scandal: ex-Interior Secretary Watt charged. (James G. Watt) | Business, general | |
| Human radiation-test figures disclosed. (Department of Energy's Human Radiation Experiments) | Business, general | |
| Human-rights petitions released. (China)(includes article about the arrest of Zhou Beifang) | Business, general | |
| Hussein wins orchestrated vote. (Iraqi President Saddam Hussein)(includes related article and related developments) | Business, general | |
| Ibero-American Summit meets in Argentina. | Business, general | |
| IBM issues hostile bid for Lotus. (Lotus Development Corp.)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Illinois train, bus crash kills seven. (Fox River Grove, Illinois) | Business, general | |
| IMF releases report on world growth. (International Monetary Fund) | Business, general | |
| IMF revises '95, '96 growth forecasts. (International Monetary Fund)(includes information about related developments) | Business, general | |
| Immigration: commission urges cuts. | Business, general | |
| Implant suits bankrupt Dow Corning. (breast implant lawsuits)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Income increased 0.8% in December 1994.(includes other economic statistical news) | Business, general | |
| Income rose 0.5% in February. (personal income)(includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| Income rose 0.9% in January. (includes related economic news) | Business, general | |
| Independent counsel asked in HUD secretary's case: Cisneros's payments to mistress queried. (Housing and Urban Development Sec Henry G. Cisneros) | Business, general | |
| Indian activist killed by police. (Canadian Chippewa activist Anthony George) | Business, general | |
| Indicted Army officers evade arrest. (Honduran Army officers charged with kidnapping and torture of student activists in 1982) | Business, general | |
| Indonesia: East Timorese ask Britain for asylum. (five are in the British Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia) | Business, general | |
| Integration debate splits Tories. (the British Conservative Party's views on European integration) | Business, general | |
| Intelligence: CIA officers fired over Guatemala affair. (operation ends in American deaths) | Business, general | |
| Iraq discloses nuclear, germ weapons data to U.N..(includes news about related developments) | Business, general | |
| Iraq rejects U.N. oil-sale plan. (United Nations; includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Israel arrests more Rabin slaying suspects; military withdraws from Jenin. (assassination of Israel Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin)(includes information about related developments) | Business, general | |
| Israel continues West Bank pullout. (includes other Mideast news) | Business, general | |
| Israel frees 900 Palestinians, begins West Bank pullback; confusion clouds political turning point. | Business, general | |
| Israeli-PLO talks deadlocked over Hebron settlers. (Palestinian Liberation Organization)(includes information on related developments) | Business, general | |
| Israeli troops exit from Nablus, Tulkarm on West Bank; Peres keeps peace process on track. (new Prime Minister Shimon Peres) | Business, general | |
| Israel, PLO agree to revive stalled peace effort. (Palestine Liberation Organization)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Israel, PLO reach accord on West Bank, military pullout and expanded Palestinian self-rule. (Palestine Liberation Organization)(includes highlights of the accord) | Business, general | |
| Israel, PLO reach accord on West Bank pullout, voting. (Palestine Liberation Organization)(includes information about related developments) | Business, general | |
| Israel, PLO vow to continue talks on expanded self-rule. (Palestine Liberation Organization)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Israel's East Jerusalem land plans trigger uproar. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Israel's Rabin slain by Jewish extremist at peace rally; Peres assumes helm of shocked nation. (Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, Foreign Minister Shimon Peres)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Israel suspends Jerusalem land seizures amid mounting international criticism. | Business, general | |
| Israel, Syria intensify efforts to forge peace terms.(includes related articles on the Middle East) | Business, general | |
| Israel, Syria resume direct talks in Washington. (peace talks) | Business, general | |
| January jobless rate edges up to 5.7%.(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Japan: Daiwa Bank reports bond fraud losses. | Business, general | |
| Japanese cult leader arrested, charged with subway nerve-gas attack.(Shoko Asahara)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Japan hosts APEC summit; free-trade framework signed. (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation) | Business, general | |
| Japan: housing lenders bailout approved. (includes other financial news) | Business, general | |
| Japan's premier issues World War II apology; act is first by a Japanese leader. | Business, general | |
| Japan: U.S. asked about trade talks spying. | Business, general | |
| Japan: U.S. servicemen charged in Okinawa rape. | Business, general | |
| Jobless rate dips to 5.5% in October. (1995)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Jobless rate dips to 5.7% in May. (includes related articles and other economic news) | Business, general | |
| Jobless rate drops to 5.6% in August. | Business, general | |
| Jobless rate edges up to 5.5%. | Business, general | |
| Jobless rate falls to 5.4% (for December 1994) (includes related articles and analysis of the data) | Business, general | |
| Jobless rate falls to 5.4% in February. (1995)(includes other employment statistics) | Business, general | |
| Jobless rate rises to 5.8% in April. (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Jobless rate rose to 5.6% in November. | Business, general | |
| Jobless rate rose to 5.7% in July. | Business, general | |
| Journalists win overtime pay case.(includes other labor news) | Business, general | |
| Judge rejects Microsoft consent decree. (related to antitrust charges)(includes other computer industry news) | Business, general | |
| Juppe unveils new government. (French Premier Alain Juppe)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Kashmiri rebels kill Norwegian hostage. (Hans Christian Ostro's body was found near Srinagar, India) | Business, general | |
| Kashmir Mosque, town cutted in clashes.(war in Kashmir and Jammu region of India)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Kassebaum to leave Senate. (Senator Nancy Landon Kassebaum) | Business, general | |
| Keating announces republic plan. (Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating) | Business, general | |
| Kerkorian drops bid to buy Chrysler. (Kirk Kerkorian, Chrysler Corp.)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Killings, settlements roil Israeli-PLO peace process. (Palestine Liberation Organization) | Business, general | |
| Ku Klux Klan cross display allowed. (Supreme Court ruling) | Business, general | |
| Labor: news in brief. | Business, general | |
| Labor Party wins Queensland elections. (Australia) | Business, general | |
| L.A. County receives federal aid. (Los Angeles County, California) | Business, general | |
| Latin American and Caribbean news in brief. | Business, general | |
| Latin American news in brief. | Business, general | |
| Leaders agree on currency name. (European Union)(includes related article on Eastern European expansion) | Business, general | |
| Leaders of U.S., Japan hold one-day summit. (includes related article about new trade pact signed Jan 10, 1995) | Business, general | |
| Leading television journalist slain. (Vladislav Listyev, of Russia) | Business, general | |
| Legislation: regulatory overhaul thwarted in Senate.(bill on cutting business regulation; includes related articles on Bob Dole and Republican agenda) | Business, general | |
| Legislation: 'unfunded mandate' curbs advance.(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Legislative elections held. (Haiti; June 25, 1995) | Business, general | |
| Liberal Democrats hold conference. (United Kingdom) | Business, general | |
| Liberal Party leader Downer resigns. (Alexander Downer, Australia)(includes other Australian news) | Business, general | |
| Liberals dominate Quebec by-elections. (Liberal Party) | Business, general | |
| Liberation of Auschwitz remembered. (Auschwitz, Poland) | Business, general | |
| 'Line-item' veto backed by House. | Business, general | |
| Line-item veto backed by Senate; bill goes to conference. | Business, general | |
| Lloyd's restructuring announced. (Lloyd's of London insurance company) | Business, general | |
| Lobbyist pleads guilty in Espy case. (James H. Lake, Henry Espy, former Agricultural Secretary Mike Espy, illegal payment of campaign debts)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Lockheed admits Egypt bribe; fine set. (Lockheed Corp.)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Los Angeles sweatshops raided. (California)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Lotus accepts sweetened IBM offer. (acquisition of Lotus Development Corp.) | Business, general | |
| Louisiana's Rep. Tauzin switches to GOP. (W.J. Tauzin becomes a Republican) | Business, general | |
| Lugar, Dornan make GOP bids official. (Richard Lugar, Robert Dornan announce bid for Republican presidential nomination) | Business, general | |
| Macedonia: president injured by car bomb. (Pres. Kiro Gligorov) | Business, general | |
| Maid's hanging in Singapore protested. (Philippine residents protest conviction and sentence of Filipina maid) | Business, general | |
| Main rebel-held Chechen towns fall. (Gudermes and Shali, Chechnya) | Business, general | |
| Major cautious on European currency. (Prime Minister John Major)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Major resigns as British Conservative Party leader. (U.K. Prime Minister John Major) | Business, general | |
| Major wins Britain's Conservative Party leadership vote; rewards allies in cabinet shuffle. (Prime Minister John Major)(includes list of cabinet officers) | Business, general | |
| Man acquitted of murder after DNA testing.(Canada) | Business, general | |
| Mandela shoot-to-kill order draws ire. (South African Pres. Nelson Mandela)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Manufacturers' group meets. (the National Association of Manufacturers)(includes other business news) | Business, general | |
| Mariners take A.L. West with playoff rout of Angels. (Seattle Mariners win major league baseball title against California Angels)(includes other major league baseball news) | Business, general | |
| Maryland gov. vote challenge dismissed. (1994 gubernatorial race) | Business, general | |
| Maxwell fraud trial opens. (Maxwell Communication Corp.)(includes related article on settlement received by pensioners) | Business, general | |
| Mayfair wins final PGA golf tour event. (Billy Mayfair; Professional Golfers' Association)(includes other golfing news) | Business, general | |
| MCI agrees to SHL Systemhouse buy. (MCI Communications Corp.)(includes news of other mergers and acquisitions) | Business, general | |
| McNamara: Vietnam War was a mistake. (former US Defense Secretary Robert McNamara; includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Medical research: second breast cancer gene found. (includes other research news) | Business, general | |
| Menem unveils austerity plan. (Pres Carlos Saul Menem of Argentina) | Business, general | |
| Mergers & acquisitions: news in brief. | Business, general | |
| Mexican financial crisis persists; political reforms set. | Business, general | |
| Mexico accepts U.S. terms for $20 billion rescue package; austerity measures are imposed.(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Mexico: central bank intervenes as peso drops. | Business, general | |
| Mexico's President Zedillo meets with Clinton in U.S.: loan repayment deal precedes visit. (Ernesto Zedillo, Bill Clinton) | Business, general | |
| Mexico's ruling party suffers landslide electoral defeat in key state. (Institutional Revolutionary Party, state of Jalisco) | Business, general | |
| Mfume named top NAACP executive. (Kweisi Mfume) | Business, general | |
| Microsoft abandons deal with Intuit. (acquisition cancelled) | Business, general | |
| Microsoft antitrust deal approved. | Business, general | |
| Middle East news in brief. (includes news on Palestinian refugees and other topics) | Business, general | |
| Middle East News in Brief. (UN trade sanctions against Iraq remain) (includes other news on Iran, US/Iraq, European Union/Israel, Egypt/Israel, Lebanon, Argentina/Syria, terrorists arrests in London) | Business, general | |
| Mid weight gain tied to shortened life. (Study of 115,000 women nurses over 16 years: includes findings on Japanese American men) | Business, general | |
| Military-construction funds signed. (Pres. Bill Clinton signs appropriations bill for base maintenance) | Business, general | |
| Military homosexual policy overturned. | Business, general | |
| Milosevic linked to war crimes. (Serbian Pres Slobodan Milosevic; includes related articles on war in former Yugoslavia) | Business, general | |
| Minister ousted due to maid's hanging. (Roberto Romulo, Philippine Foreign Minister) | Business, general | |
| Ministry backs complete nuclear ban. (French Defense Ministry) | Business, general | |
| Monetary row overshadows EU summit. (European Union rules on European Monetary Unit cause problems) | Business, general | |
| Moslem rebels attack southern town. (Ipil, Philippine Islands) | Business, general | |
| Mulroney named in bribe probe, sues. (former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney) | Business, general | |
| Murayama admits botching quake relief.(Tomiichi Murayama and Kobe, Japan earthquake)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Muster wins tennis's French Open. (Thomas Muster)(includes other tennis news) | Business, general | |
| National Gypsum rejects BPB bid. (takeover attempt by BPB Industries PLC.)(includes news of other mergers and acquisitions) | Business, general | |
| Nation of Islam leader's assassination plot alleged. (plot to kill Louis Farrakhan) | Business, general | |
| Nations agree on pact to repatriate Rwandan refugees. | Business, general | |
| Nation's rail workers go on strike. (Canada)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| NATO chief Claes quits amid bribe scandal. (North Atlantic Treaty Organization secretary-general Willy Claes) | Business, general | |
| NATO chief questioned as probe widens. (North Atlantic Treaty Organization Secretary General Willy Claes; Belgium bribery scandal)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| NATO extends air strike threat to all safe areas in Bosnia-Herzegovina.(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| NATO picks Spain's Solana as Secretary General; foreign minister is compromise choice. (Javier Solana) | Business, general | |
| NATO resumes airstrikes against Bosnian Serbs. | Business, general | |
| Navy captain acquitted of harassment. (Everett L. Greene) | Business, general | |
| Navy storms Greenpeace vessel.(French Navy storms Rainbow Warrior II) | Business, general | |
| NBA approves pact, ends lockout. (National Basketball Association and players reach labor contract for $5 billion over six years) | Business, general | |
| NBA imposes player lockout. (National basketball Association)(includes other news about basketball) | Business, general | |
| NBA season ends. (regular season; includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| NBA season opens. (National Basketball Association)(includes related articles and other developments in basketball) | Business, general | |
| NEC buys stake in Packard Bell. (NEC Corp., Packard Bell Electronics Inc.)(includes information about other mergers and acquisitions) | Business, general | |
| Nerve-gas attack on Tokyo subway system kills 10; Police raid religious sect's offices, seize chemicals. (Japan) | Business, general | |
| New Era Philanthropy charged with fraud. (Foundation for New Era Philanthropy) | Business, general | |
| New-home sales rose 6.1% in June.(includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| News in brief. | Business, general | |
| News in brief. | Business, general | |
| News in brief. (includes Canadian news on smuggling illegal aliens, Canadian dollar valuation, DuPont Canada Ltd. suit, motorcycle gang war, Ontario Hospital Assn. head resigns, job cuts in Immigration Dept.) | Business, general | |
| News in brief. (Israel) | Business, general | |
| News in brief.(Mergers & Acquisitions) | Business, general | |
| News in brief. (prayer in the schools and other news about education) | Business, general | |
| New York bids to keep Coffee Exchange. (Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange)(includes other news about financial markets) | Business, general | |
| New York train gunman convicted. (Colin Ferguson) | Business, general | |
| NFL season opens. (National Football League game results) | Business, general | |
| NHL season set to begin. (National Hockey League) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Nigerian writer, minority rights activists hanged; executions cause international furor. (Ken Saro-Wiwa)(includes information about related developments) | Business, general | |
| N.J. Sen. Bradley declines reelection. (Bill Bradley) | Business, general | |
| N.L. wins baseball All-Star game.(National League; includes baseball first-half standings and other related topics) | Business, general | |
| Nobel Prizes awarded. (1995 winners) | Business, general | |
| Northern Ireland talks impasse broken. (includes related articles)(Great Britain) | Business, general | |
| North Korea breaks off U.S. nuclear-pact talks. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| North Korea threatens nuclear-pact withdrawal. | Business, general | |
| Nuclear nonproliferation pact extended indefinitely.(Treaty on the Nonproliferation of Nuclear Weapons)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Nuclear nonproliferation talks open. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| NYC fall auctions yield mixed results. (1995 fall art auctions of Sotheby's Holdings and Christie's International in New York, NY) | Business, general | |
| OAU 31st summit held in Ethiopia. (Organization of African Unity)(includes other African news) | Business, general | |
| Offensive launched against rebels. (Algeria)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Officer cleared in Iraq copter downing. (Air Force Captain James Wang) | Business, general | |
| Ohio State's George wins Heisman. (Eddie George wins the 1995 Heisman Trophy; includes other college football news) | Business, general | |
| Oil rig deep-sea disposal abandoned. (near Outer Hebrides islands) | Business, general | |
| O.J. Simpson acquitted in double murder trial; high-profile case sparks debate on race, jury reaches quick decision.(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| O.J. Simpson case: detective, house guest testify. | Business, general | |
| O.J. Simpson case: opening arguments heard.(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| O.J. Simpson case: Simpson calls off TV interview. | Business, general | |
| Oklahoma City bombing; 2nd suspect charged; chemist arrested.(Terry Lynn Nichols)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Oklahoma City bombing. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Oklahoma City bombing: McVeigh, Nichols indicted. (Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols)(includes information about related developments) | Business, general | |
| Oklahoma City bombing: McVeigh, Nichols plead not guilty. (bombing suspects Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols) | Business, general | |
| On-line copyright protections proposed.(includes other task force recommendations) | Business, general | |
| Ontario details more budget cuts.(includes related article on the province's labor law reform proposals) | Business, general | |
| OPEC: oil output quotas remain frozen. (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries) | Business, general | |
| Opposition party wins general elections. (Thailand) | Business, general | |
| Opposition peace proposals rejected. (Algeria) | Business, general | |
| Orange County found in bond default. | Business, general | |
| Orange County sets repayment plan. (California county bankruptcy)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Order of Canada Awards announced. (includes other Canadian news) | Business, general | |
| Other European news. (miscellanea) | Business, general | |
| Palestinian suicide bombs kill 19 at Israeli army bus stop.(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Parade group allowed to ban gays. (U.S. Supreme Court ruling) | Business, general | |
| Paris subway train bomb injures 29; Algerian group threatens terror escalation. (Armed Islamic Group; France) | Business, general | |
| Parliament holds annual session. (China) | Business, general | |
| Parliament rejects 1996 budget. (Spain) | Business, general | |
| Parliament votes to oust cabinet. (Ukraine; includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Parliament vote tally confirms CP win. (Communist Party wins large share of vote in Russian election)(includes related information) | Business, general | |
| Pavin wins U.S. Open golf tournament. (Corey Pavin)(includes other golfing news) | Business, general | |
| Peace plan set; ruling council seated. (Liberia) | Business, general | |
| Pell declines 1996 Senate bid. (Rhode Island Senator Claiborne Pell) | Business, general | |
| Perot to form third political party. (H. Ross Perot) | Business, general | |
| Personal income rose 0.7% in July. (includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| Personal income was flat in August. (includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| Peru, Ecuador border clashes erupt; peace talks stall.(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Peru, Ecuador sign truce; border dispute unresolved. | Business, general | |
| Pharmaceutical giants' merger seen.(Glaxo PLC offers to buy Wellcome PLC)(includes other business news) | Business, general | |
| Plan reached to restart Ulster talks.(peace negotiations in Ireland; includes related article on secret meeting of Patrick Mayhew) | Business, general | |
| Police raid Winnie Mandela's home. | Business, general | |
| Politician sentenced in Tapie trial. (businessman Bernard Tapie; includes related articles)(France) | Business, general | |
| Pope issues 'right-to-life' encyclical. | Business, general | |
| Pope John Paul II tours U.S.; visits New York, New Jersey, Maryland. | Business, general | |
| Pope tours Asia, Australia. (Pope John Paul II)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Pope tours three African nations. (Pope John Paul II) | Business, general | |
| Portugal: socialists win general election. | Business, general | |
| Poverty decreased in 1994. (Census Bureau report) | Business, general | |
| Premier accused of spying. (Polish Premier Jozef Oleksy)(includes related article about the inauguration of Pres. Aleksander Kwasniewski) | Business, general | |
| Premier Michel resigns. (Haitian Premier Smarck Michel)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Premier ousted amid refugee crisis. (Rwandan Premier Faustin Twagiramungu)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Premier wins budget confidence vote. (Italian Premier Lamberto Dini)(includes other political news about Italy) | Business, general | |
| President Clinton seeks support for U.S. role in NATO force for Bosnia-Herzegovina. | Business, general | |
| President reelected in boycotted vote. (Ivory Coast Pres. Henri Konan Bedie) | Business, general | |
| President vetoes VA-HUD funds. (funding for the Veterans Administration and the Housing and Urban Development Dept. and other agencies) | Business, general | |
| PRI defeated in state elections. (Mexico's Institutional Revolutionary Party) | Business, general | |
| Prison chief fired amid criticism. (UK prison systems head Derek Lewis) | Business, general | |
| Prison riot crushed, inmates killed. (Algeria)(includes related articles about rebel resistance in Algeria) | Business, general | |
| Pro-Aristide party leads in vote count. (Haitian Pres Jean-Bertrand Aristide; Lavalas party) | Business, general | |
| Pro-China candidates rebuffed in vote. (elections in Hong Kong) | Business, general | |
| Producer prices fell 0.1% in August.(includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| Producer prices rose 0.3% in February. (1995)(includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| Producer prices rose 0.5% in April. (Labor Dept. report)(includes other news on economic statistics) | Business, general | |
| Producer prices rose 1.7% in 1994. (includes information on changes to the calculation of wholesale prices) | Business, general | |
| Producer prices were flat in March. (1995; includes other economic statistics) | Business, general | |
| Producer prices were steady in May. (includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| Prosecution rests in O.J. Simpson murder trial. | Business, general | |
| Protesters force calf-export reforms.(controversy over inhumane treatment of calves in Great Britain)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Province premiers in talks on finances. (Canada) | Business, general | |
| Prudential cites suit deadline. (Prudential Securities Inc. settles class-action suit)(includes other business news) | Business, general | |
| Quarterly corporate profits survey. (third quarter 1995 results) | Business, general | |
| Quebec narrowly rejects independence from Canada in controversial referendum. | Business, general | |
| Raytheon acquires E-Systems. (includes related articles on other mergers and acquisitions) | Business, general | |
| Real estate firm in liquidation. (Bramalea Inc.) | Business, general | |
| Rebel bomber kills dozens in Colombo. (Sri Lanka; includes information about peace efforts and campaigns against the rebels) | Business, general | |
| Records fall at track championships. (1995 World Track & Field Championships) | Business, general | |
| Redefined 'Fortune' 500 sets '94 profits. (Fortune 500 companies; includes related articles and list of Fortune's 20 largest US corporations) | Business, general | |
| Referendums back Berlusconi. (former Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi)(includes news about other referendums) | Business, general | |
| Refugee exodus halted. (Burundi; includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Refugees riot in Malaysian camps. (Vietnamese refugees)(includes related article on Vietnamese refugees in the U.S.) | Business, general | |
| Rep. Reynolds guilty of sexual assault. (Illinois Congressman Mel Reynolds) | Business, general | |
| Republican bloc dominates election. (Armenia) | Business, general | |
| Rockefeller Center accepts Goldman bid. (acquisition by Goldman, Sachs & Co.) | Business, general | |
| Rose Law Firm-Madison ties assailed. (Madison Guaranty Savings and Loan, of Arkansas) | Business, general | |
| Rubin urges bank-regulation reform. (Treasury Sec Robert E. Rubin) | Business, general | |
| Ruling coalition collapses. (Thailand) | Business, general | |
| Ruling coalition retains majority. (election results from Belgium) | Business, general | |
| Russia assault on Chechnya continues. | Business, general | |
| Russia, Chechnya reach truce in secession conflict. | Business, general | |
| Russian forces increase intensity of attacks on breakaway republic of Chechnya. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Russian space station 'Mir,' U.S. shuttle 'Atlantis' dock.(includes space shuttle data) | Business, general | |
| Russian troops capture Chechnya's presidential palace. | Business, general | |
| Russia reschedules $2.5 billion debt. (Ukraine's debt to Russia) | Business, general | |
| Russia to fulfill reactor contract with Iran. | Business, general | |
| Rutgers president's remark stirs row. (racial remarks made by Rutgers University Pres. Francis L. Lawrence) | Business, general | |
| Saatchi founder cuts ties to ad firm. (Saatchi & Saatchi founder Maurice Saatchi) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Saatchi & Saatchi injunction blocked. | Business, general | |
| Salinas's brother linked to slaying. (Raul Salinas de Gortari is charged with the murder of Jose Francisco Ruiz Massieu)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Sampras, Graf win at Wimbledon.(Pete Sampras; Steffi Graf; includes other tennis news) | Business, general | |
| Sampras, Graf win tennis U.S. Open. (Pete Sampras and Steffi Graf)(includes other tennis news) | Business, general | |
| School admission denied in race trial. (reverse discrimination case against Boston Latin School)(includes other education news) | Business, general | |
| School drug-testing program upheld. (Veronia School District v Acton)(Supreme Court case) | Business, general | |
| School must fund religious journal. (University of Virginia)(includes excerpts from the Supreme Court decision) | Business, general | |
| S.C. mother sentenced to life in sons' drownings. (South Carolina; Susan V. Smith)(includes information about related developments) | Business, general | |
| Second-quarter profits rose 0.8%. (includes briefs about individual company results) | Business, general | |
| Sect remains focus of nerve-gas probe. (Japanese religious sect Aum Shinrikyo; includes information on assassination attempt of Japan's top police official) | Business, general | |
| Senate approves gift ban. | Business, general | |
| Senate backs strict lobbyist rules. | Business, general | |
| Senate cuts 1995 spending: disaster relief funds included in bill. | Business, general | |
| Senate, House committees conclude Whitewater hearings: wrongdoing not conclusively shown. (Whitewater Development Corp. scandal) | Business, general | |
| Senate, House pass defense bills. (defense spending) | Business, general | |
| Senate, House pass Treasury/Postal bills. (funding for the Treasury Dept and the Postal Services)(includes information about amendments to the bill) | Business, general | |
| Senate panel cites Packwood for sexual misconduct.(investigation of Bob Packwood)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Senate passes AIDS treatment act. (includes related article about comments made by Sen Jesse Helms about homosexuals) | Business, general | |
| Senate passes Congress labor measure. (Congressional Accountability Act) | Business, general | |
| Senate passes foreign aid bill. | Business, general | |
| Senate passes liability suit limits. | Business, general | |
| Senate passes telecommunications overhaul: deregulation, Internet smut addressed.(includes highlights of the bill) | Business, general | |
| Senate passes welfare reform bill in bipartisan vote. (includes related highlights of bill) | Business, general | |
| Senate rejects flag-desecration measure. | Business, general | |
| Senate rejects Foster as Surgeon General nominee. (Henry Foster) | Business, general | |
| Senate votes against public hearings on Packwood. (allegations of sexual harassment and ethics violations against Sen Bob Packwood) | Business, general | |
| Senate votes to curb investors' suits. | Business, general | |
| Sen. Campbell defects to GOP. (Ben Nighthorse Campbell) | Business, general | |
| Sen. Hatfield survives job challenge. (Mark O. Hatfield) | Business, general | |
| Senior Cali cartel figure arrested. (Jose Santacruz London, Colombia) | Business, general | |
| Senior Iraqi army defectors given asylum in Jordan; son-in-law calls for President Hussein's ouster. (Saddam Hussein) | Business, general | |
| Sen. Packwood resigns from Senate after ethics committee recommends his expulsion; documented evidence released. (Robert Packwood; includes text of committee recommendation) | Business, general | |
| Sen. Packwood sets resignation date. (Oregon Senator Bob Packwood)(includes excerpts from Packwood's diary and related articles) | Business, general | |
| Sen. Pryor sets 1996 retirement.(David Pryor)(includes news on other retiring senators) | Business, general | |
| Serb leaders face new indictments: Serbian officers indicted. (charges of genocide and crimes against humanity) | Business, general | |
| Serbs pull back heavy guns in Bosnia; Moslems, Croats press offensive. | Business, general | |
| Serial bomber seeks manuscript publication: 'Unabomber' reveals plane threat hoax. | Business, general | |
| Serial bomber's manuscript published. (includes excerpt and related information) | Business, general | |
| Singapore releases Barings report. (report on the collapse of the UK investment firm Barings PLC)(includes related article on bondholders' suit) | Business, general | |
| Slayings prompt U.S. probes. (Guatemala; includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Smith picked first in NBA draft. (Joe Smith; National Basketball Association)(includes list of other first-round draft picks) | Business, general | |
| Social Democrats wins election. (Finland) | Business, general | |
| Space: shuttle 'Discovery' deploys satellite.(includes related articles on satellite and new mission control center) | Business, general | |
| Space: shuttle 'Endeavour' deploys satellites. (includes space shuttle data and other related articles) | Business, general | |
| Sports: NFL season ends. | Business, general | |
| Sports: NHL season opens. (National Hockey League; includes awards and personnel changes) | Business, general | |
| Spy satellite photos declassified. | Business, general | |
| States can tax interstate bus routes. (includes news of other Supreme Court cases and decisions) | Business, general | |
| Store complex collapse kills hundreds. (Seoul, South Korea) | Business, general | |
| Storms, floods hit California. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Study finds some schools lie to guides. (guides that rank colleges and universities) | Business, general | |
| Study rates anti-AIDS drugs. | Business, general | |
| Suicide bomber kills six Israelis on Tel Aviv bus.(includes related articles on Israeli-Palestinian relations) | Business, general | |
| 'Super utility' merger approved. (North West Water Group PLC's acquisition of Norweb PLC)(includes news about other British utility mergers and acquisitions) | Business, general | |
| Supreme Court: 1995-96 term opens. (United States Supreme Court) | Business, general | |
| Supreme Court blocks federal affirmative action plan.(includes excerpts from the decision and dissenting opinions) | Business, general | |
| Supreme Court: conservatives dominate 1994-95 term. (includes related articles on voting and case rulings) | Business, general | |
| Supreme Court overturns racially based Congressional district. (in Georgia)(includes related articles and excerpts from the decision) | Business, general | |
| Supreme Court reduces school segregation remedies: redress limited to specific bias. | Business, general | |
| Supreme Court strikes down Congressional term-limit laws: says Constitutional amendment required. (includes related article with excerpts from the decisions) | Business, general | |
| Supreme Court strikes down school-zone gun ban; interstate commerce link rejected. (includes excerpts from the ruling) | Business, general | |
| Surgeon general nominee defends record in hearings. (Henry W. Foster Jr.) | Business, general | |
| Surgeon general nominee embroiled in abortion row. (Henry W. Foster, Jr. )(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Suspects arrested in Colosio slaying. (Othon Cortes Vazquez arrested in Mar 1994 killing of Mexico presidential candidate Luis Donaldo Colosio) | Business, general | |
| Suspect with antigovernment views arrested in Oklahoma City bombing; 2 others held as witnesses. | Business, general | |
| Sweeney elected AFL-CIO president. (John J. Sweeney) | Business, general | |
| Taiwan president visits U.S.. (Lee Teng-hui)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Taliban rebels launch new offensive. (civil war in Afghanistan) | Business, general | |
| Tamil rebels down government planes. (Sri Lanka; includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Tanzania: ruling party wins first multiparty vote. (Revolutionary Party wins elections; includes results from Zanzibar also) | Business, general | |
| Telecommunications: Clinton backs antiviolence TV chip.(V-chip; includes related article on Clinton's views on public television) | Business, general | |
| Telecommunications: conferees agree on reform legislation. | Business, general | |
| Telecommunications overhaul approved by House.(includes highlights of the bill) | Business, general | |
| Telecom sale to Italian firm folds. (Societa Finaziaria Telefonica withdraws from plan to purchase 25% of Svyazinvest)(includes related Russia business and economic news) | Business, general | |
| Terry Nichols denied bail; brother freed. (James Nichols)(includes related articles and related developments)(Oklahoma City Bombing) | Business, general | |
| Texas execution sets post-1976 record. (the execution of James Michael Briddle)(includes other news about capital punishment) | Business, general | |
| Texas holds 100th execution since '82. (includes list of other prisoners executed) | Business, general | |
| Thai workers found in virtual slavery. (El Monte, California) | Business, general | |
| Theater openings. | Business, general | |
| Theater Openings. (in the U.S. and internationally)(Directory) | Business, general | |
| Theater: Tony Awards presented. | Business, general | |
| The high court Jan 17 rejected an appeal by Stephen A. Knox. | Business, general | |
| Thousands die in Rwanda refugee-camp closures; government disputes death toll estimate. | Business, general | |
| Three charged in bond kickback scheme. (in New Jersey)(includes related article about case in Florida) | Business, general | |
| Time Warner sets merger with Turner Broadcasting System.(includes related article about Time Warner's sale of Interscope Records Inc.) | Business, general | |
| Tobacco: CBS pulls segment; company files suit. ('60 Minutes' interview of former Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp. executive) | Business, general | |
| Tobacco: Clinton proposes youth antismoking plan.(includes related news) | Business, general | |
| Tobacco: FDA plan for regulation reported.(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Top quark reported found. (physics research) | Business, general | |
| Tories defeat Labour EU policy censure. (European Union) | Business, general | |
| Tories hold annual conference. (the British Conservative Party) | Business, general | |
| Tories routed in local elections. (Great Britain; includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Tories routed in Scottish elections. | Business, general | |
| Toronto man accused of Nazi war crimes. (native Latvian Erichs Tobiass) | Business, general | |
| Trade deficit contracted in August. (includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| Trade deficit increased in July. | Business, general | |
| Trade deficit increased in June. | Business, general | |
| Trade deficit narrowed in September. (1995) | Business, general | |
| Trade deficit widened in May. | Business, general | |
| Trade gap narrowed in February. | Business, general | |
| Trade gap narrowed in March. | Business, general | |
| Trade gap reached six-year high in 1994. | Business, general | |
| Trade gap rose 4.3% in November 1994. | Business, general | |
| Trader blames crash on Barings. (Barings PLC rogue trader Nicholas Leeson) | Business, general | |
| Trafalgar drops Norther takeover bid. (Trafalgar House PLC; Northern Electric PLC) | Business, general | |
| Train bomb in Paris kills seven.(Paris, France; includes related article on bombing investigation) | Business, general | |
| Transcript of President Clinton's State of the Union message.(Transcript) | Business, general | |
| Treasury auctions $42.5 billion in debt. | Business, general | |
| Treasury to slow government borrowing. (Treasury auction) | Business, general | |
| Troops advance against rebels in Jaffna. (Sri Lanka)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Turkey seeks U.S. intervention in Iraq. (military action against Kurds desired) | Business, general | |
| Tutu named to head truth commission. (Desmond Tutu)(South Africa)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Two jailed Americans freed in Iraq. (William Barloon and David Daliberti) | Business, general | |
| Tyson defeats McNeely in boxing return. (Mike Tyson, Peter McNeely; includes news of other boxing results) | Business, general | |
| UCLA beats Arkansas for NCAA basketball title; Bruins win 11th championship. (includes other competition news) | Business, general | |
| UCLA tops year-end polls. (University of California-Los Angeles basketball team)(includes other basketball news) | Business, general | |
| Ulster document leak stirs row. (peace treaty between Northern Ireland and the UK)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| 'Unabomber' strikes again. (mail bombings; includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| U.N. approves Haiti peace-keeping force: U.S. to cede control by March 31.(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| U.N. bomb plot trial: defense rests, jury deliberations begins. | Business, general | |
| U.N. bomb plot trial: prosecution rests case. | Business, general | |
| U.N. climate conference held in Berlin; global-warming curbs sought by 1997. (United Nations) | Business, general | |
| 'Unfunded mandate' bill cleared, signed. | Business, general | |
| Union Pacific drops Santa Fe bid. (Santa Fe Pacific Corp.)(includes other corporate mergers and acquistions news) | Business, general | |
| United Nations: 50th General Assembly opens. (includes other articles) | Business, general | |
| United Nations Conference on Women held in China. (includes related statistical information) | Business, general | |
| United Nations: peace-keeping report issued. (includes list of heads of UN agencies) | Business, general | |
| U.N. operation in Somalia ends; U.S. aids withdrawal of peace-keepers. (includes chronology of operation) | Business, general | |
| U.N. panel scores abuses, spares China. (United Nations Human Rights Commission conference in Geneva, Switzerland) | Business, general | |
| U.N. peace plan stalls. (resolve conflict in Afghanistan) | Business, general | |
| U.N. retains sanctions. (against Iraq) | Business, general | |
| U.N. 'social summit' held in Copenhagen. (Denmark) | Business, general | |
| U.N. takes over Haiti security role from U.S.-led forces.(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| U.S. aid worker slain, family says. (Chechnya aid worker Frederick C. Cuny) | Business, general | |
| U.S. astronaut orbits on Russian craft. (Norman E. Thagard) | Business, general | |
| U.S. begins forcible repatriations. | Business, general | |
| U.S. charges, evicts Japan's Daiwa Bank. (Daiwa Bank Ltd.)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| U.S., China reach accord on 'pirated' goods. | Business, general | |
| U.S., China sign trade accords. | Business, general | |
| U.S. CIA linked to killings. (in Guatemala) | Business, general | |
| U.S. confirms probe of Nasdaq pricing. (price-fixing probe)(includes information about a class-action suit and related developments) | Business, general | |
| U.S. criticizes Colombia antidrug effort. | Business, general | |
| U.S. dollar plunges to record lows against yen, mark; Mexico crisis, U.S. deficits cited. | Business, general | |
| U.S. eases embargo against North Korea.(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| U.S. First Lady tours Latin America. (Hillary Rodham Clinton) | Business, general | |
| U.S. First Lady tours South Asia. (Hillary Rodham Clinton) | Business, general | |
| U.S. House tightens economic embargo. (against Cuba) | Business, general | |
| U.S. House votes to pass Medicare overhaul. (includes highlights of the House Medicare Overhaul bill) | Business, general | |
| U.S. imposes punitive tariffs on Chinese imports; China retaliates; talks' resumption planned.(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| U.S., Japan reach automotive trade accord; Clinton calls off threatened tariffs. | Business, general | |
| U.S. makes settlement in '92 Idaho siege. (Ruby Ridge, ID) | Business, general | |
| U.S. offers Bosnia peace plan; new offensives launched.(includes news about other developments) | Business, general | |
| U.S. opens ties with Vietnam.(includes related article on MIA issue) | Business, general | |
| U.S. peace envoys to Bosnia killed in car crash; continued peace efforts are vowed. (includes related developments) | Business, general | |
| U.S. President Clinton opens full diplomatic ties with Vietnam. | Business, general | |
| U.S. reports fault CIA officials.(report on CIA involvement in murder of two Americans in Guatemala; includes related article on Clinton panel report) | Business, general | |
| U.S. scraps asylum policy.(Cuban refugee policy)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| U.S. Senate passes embargo bill. | Business, general | |
| U.S. servicemen admit to Okinawa rape. (includes related articles and related developments) | Business, general | |
| U.S. sets sanctions on Japanese autos. | Business, general | |
| U.S., Shabazz settle Farrakhan plot case. (Malcolm X's daughter Qubilah Bahiyah Shabazz, Louis Farrakhan; includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| U.S. State Dept. releases annual survey. (human rights report) | Business, general | |
| U.S. targets Japan in auto trade fight. (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| U.S. troop pullout reviewed. (effects action will have on Panama's economy in the Canal Zone) | Business, general | |
| U.S. troop role seen in Croatia pullout. | Business, general | |
| U.S. troops arrive in East Africa.(withdrawal of United Nations troops from Somalia)(includes related news) | Business, general | |
| U.S. troops deploy in Bosnia-Herzegovina; U.N. relinquishes peace-keeping role to NATO.(includes information about other Bosnian developments) | Business, general | |
| U.S., U.N. allege rights abuses. (in Guatemala)(includes related article about peace negotiations) | Business, general | |
| U.S. urged to recall alleged spies. | Business, general | |
| U.S. urges tougher sanctions on Libya.(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| U.S., Vietnam expand diplomatic ties.(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| U.S. workers' honoraria ban overturned. | Business, general | |
| U.S. writer found guilty of defamation.(in Singapore) | Business, general | |
| V-E Day commemorations held. (Victory in Europe; includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Viacom sets sale of cable properties.(Viacom Inc. sells cable television systems to RCS Pacific L.P.)(includes other merger news) | Business, general | |
| Vice president charged, flees. (Ecuador VP Alberto Dahik Garzoni)(includes related article on other cabinet officers) | Business, general | |
| Vranitzky maintains electoral edge. (Austrian Chancellor Franz Vranitzky)(includes related article on letter bombs) | Business, general | |
| Waldholtz admits funding violations. (Rep Enid Waldholtz) | Business, general | |
| Warfare erupts in Croatia, shattering three-year truce. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Warring parties in former Yugoslavia agree to U.S.-brokered peace plan. | Business, general | |
| Wave of violence shakes Guerrero state.(Mexico) | Business, general | |
| Western hemisphere ministers meet. (trade ministers) | Business, general | |
| White House gunman found guilty.(Francisco Martin Duran)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| White mayor elected in Gary, Indiana. (Scott King)(includes results of other mayoral elections) | Business, general | |
| Whitewater affair: Arkansas governor charged with fraud. (Jim Guy Tucker)(includes related article about former Clinton aide Stephen A. Smith) | Business, general | |
| Whitewater affair: Clinton releases 1993 meeting notes.(includes related articles about the Whitewater scandal) | Business, general | |
| Whitewater affair: hearings focus on Foster office search.(Whitewater government investigation into death of Vincent Foster; includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Whitewater affair. (scandal involving the Whitewater Development Corp.)(includes related article about the hiring of Suzanna W. Hubbell) | Business, general | |
| Whitewater affair: Senate approves new round of hearings. | Business, general | |
| Whitewater affair: White House defies Senate subpoena. | Business, general | |
| Whitewater hearings begin in Senate. | Business, general | |
| Whitman gives Republican response. (New Jersey Gov. Christine Todd Whitman; rebuttal to Pres Clinton's State of the Union Address) | Business, general | |
| Wolves brought to Yellowstone Park. | Business, general | |
| Woman acquitted of injecting man with HIV. (includes related witness information) | Business, general | |
| Women, minorities face job barriers. | Business, general | |
| Women's prison scored by investigator. (investigation reveals laws were broken after disturbance at the Prison for Women, Kingston, Ontario) | Business, general | |
| World heads of state and government leaders.(Directory) | Business, general | |
| World heads of state and government leaders.(Directory) | Business, general | |
| World leaders gather in U.S. to commemorate United Nations' 50th anniversary. (includes excerpts from speeches). | Business, general | |
| World Trade Center bombing: alleged van driver detained in Jordan. | Business, general | |
| World Trade Center bombing: suspect nabbed in Pakistan. (Ramzi Ahmed Yousef)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Zedillo gives state of nation address. (Mexico Pres Ernesto Zedillo) | Business, general | |
| Zedillo sets new economic plan. (Mexican Pres Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de Leon)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Zepa safe area falls to Bosnian Serbs; Western allies threaten air strikes.(Zepa, Bosnia Herzegovina; includes related articles on war in Bosnia) | Business, general | |
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