| Facts on File 1992 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| 102nd Congress ends term with flurry of legislation. (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| 10-day truckers' action blocks roads. (France) | Business, general | |
| 1991 fourth quarter GDP advanced at 0.3% rate. (gross domestic product) (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| 1992-93 term opens. (Supreme Court) | Business, general | |
| 27th amendment adopted. (amendment to U.S. Constitution) | Business, general | |
| 2nd brain difference found in gay men. (includes other scientific developments) | Business, general | |
| 40 slain in S. Africa massacre; ANC breaks off talks. (African National Congress) | Business, general | |
| 47th General Assembly session opens. (United Nations)(includes related articles and other developments) | Business, general | |
| '91 fourth quarter GDP grew 0.4%. (gross domestic product)(includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| ABA salutes Anita Hill. (American Bar Association)(includes related article on abortion rights) | Business, general | |
| Abolition of 'Joe Camel' ads asked. (R.J. Reynolds Tobacco's advertising campaign)(includes article on smoking in Latin America and related news) | Business, general | |
| Accord reached on Black Sea fleet. (Russia and Ukraine; Commonwealth of Independent States)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Accounting firm sued by RTC. (Resolution Trust Corp. sues Arthur Andersen and Co.)(includes related article on fine against Ernst and Young) | Business, general | |
| Afghanistan leader names temporary cabinet. (Sibghatullah Mojadidi) | Business, general | |
| Afghan President Najibullah steps down; successor offers power to rebels. (includes related articles on Afghanistan and other developments) | Business, general | |
| African news in brief. | Business, general | |
| After break-in, Ashdown admits affair. (UK Liberal Democratic Party leader Paddy Ashdown) | Business, general | |
| Agassi, Graf win at Wimbledon. (Andre Agassi, Steffi Graf; tennis)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Agreement on debates reached. (presidential debates)(includes related articles on presidential campaign) | Business, general | |
| Agriculture spending bill signed. (includes related articles on the federal budget) | Business, general | |
| AIDS blood-contamination trial opens. (includes related articles on France) | Business, general | |
| AIDS co-discoverer faces new charges. (Robert Gallo) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| AIDS-polio link discounted. (includes other AIDS news) | Business, general | |
| Air Canada scraps merger pact with PWA. (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Air Canada, United sign accord. (United Airlines)(includes related articles on Canadian airlines) | Business, general | |
| Airlift of food, medicine begins. (aid to Commonwealth of Independent States) | Business, general | |
| Airport 'rededicated.' (South Africa)(includes other developments) | Business, general | |
| Albanian ex-Communists routed in national elections. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Albert Arnold Gore Jr. (Biographies of the Democratic Candidates) | Business, general | |
| Aldana, a top official, dismissed. (Cuban Communist Party official Carlos Aldana Escalante)(includes related article on Cuba) | Business, general | |
| Algerian head of state assassinated. (Mohammed Boudiaf)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Alice Springs dam project blocked. (Australia) | Business, general | |
| Allegations force Mellor's resignation. (cabinet member David Mellor)(includes related articles on United Kingdom) | Business, general | |
| Allied planes enforce Iraqi 'no-fly zone.' (includes related articles and other developments) | Business, general | |
| Alzheimer's drug rejected. (Mentane) (includes other drug news) | Business, general | |
| Amato sworn in as new Italian premier. (Giuliano Amato)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| American activist expelled. (Ross Terrill expelled from China)(includes other China news) | Business, general | |
| American Air restructures fares. (American Airlines Inc.)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| American League wins All-Star game. (baseball)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| ANC agrees to talks on strife. (African National Congress) | Business, general | |
| Andrews executed in Utah. (William Andrews)(includes other news on capital punishment) | Business, general | |
| Angioplasty backed for light clogs. (includes other news on medical research) | Business, general | |
| Anglicans vote to allow women priests. (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Aquino ally leads in Philippine elections. (Fidel V. Ramos) | Business, general | |
| A review of the top news stories of 1991. | Business, general | |
| Army launches offensive against rebels. (includes related article on Sudan) | Business, general | |
| Army suspends firing of SDI critic. (Strategic Defense Initiative critic Aldric Saucier) | Business, general | |
| Asian news in brief. | Business, general | |
| Asian news in brief. (various issues) | Business, general | |
| Assembly votes against GATT farm pact. (France; General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade) | Business, general | |
| Asthma inhalant overuse called deadly. (beta agonists)(includes related medical developments) | Business, general | |
| 'Atlantis' flies atmospheric mission. (space shuttle)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Atomic Energy Agency strengthens powers. (International Atomic Energy Agency, includes related articles on nuclear nonproliferation and other United Nations developments) | Business, general | |
| Austerity plan advances amid protests. (includes related articles on Italy) | Business, general | |
| Azerbaijan gains in Armenia war. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Babies seen to do math. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Bailout agency cuts cost estimate. (Resolution Trust Corp.) | Business, general | |
| Baker meets Israeli, Arab leaders. (Secretary of State James A. Baker) | Business, general | |
| Baker quits as secretary of state to run Bush reelection campaign as chief of staff. (James A. Baker, George Bush)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Baker tours southern republics. (Secretary of State James Baker tours former Soviet republics) | Business, general | |
| Balkan adversaries accept 'code of conduct' for peace. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Bankruptcies set record high in 1991. (includes related article on business failures) | Business, general | |
| Bankruptcy bill. (Failed Legislation) | Business, general | |
| Bankruptcy sought for Canary Wharf. (Olympia & York Developments office complex development in London, England) | Business, general | |
| Ban on futures trader reversed. (Lee B. Stern & Co.) (includes related news) | Business, general | |
| Barcelona Olympics end; ex-Soviets top medals table. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Baseball Commissioner Fay Vincent resigns. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Battle erupts in capital. (Luanda, Angola) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| BCCI report blasts Bank of England. (Bank of Commerce and Credit International)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Bill clears Senate; Arctic drilling dropped. (Senate energy bill)(includes main points of energy bill) | Business, general | |
| Bill Clinton's letter on the Vietnam draft. (Transcript) | Business, general | |
| Bill to overhaul immigration introduced. (Canada) | Business, general | |
| Biographies of Perot and Stockdale. (H. Ross Perot, James B. Stockdale) | Business, general | |
| Biographies of the Republican candidates. (George Bush, Dan Quayle) | Business, general | |
| Biological diversity treaty approved. | Business, general | |
| Bishops reject letter on women's roles. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Black-white income disparity reported. (includes related article on education) (U.S. Census) | Business, general | |
| Blue Jays, Braves capture Major League pennants. (Toronto Blue Jays, Atlanta Braves, Major League Baseball)(includes related articles on the playoffs) | Business, general | |
| Blue Jays, Pirates, Braves repeat as division winners. (Toronto Blue Jays, Pittsburgh Pirates, Atlanta Braves)(includes related articles on Major League Baseball) | Business, general | |
| BNL officer pleads guilty in loan fraud. (Banca Nazionale del Lavoro, Christopher P. Drogoul) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Bosnia fighting rages as U.N. relief effort grows; Western warships to patrol Adriatic Sea. (United Nations Security Council)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Bosnia-Herzegovina gains EC, U.S. recognition. (European Community)(includes related articles and other developments) | Business, general | |
| Boudiaf buried, new president named. (Mohammed Boudiaf)(includes related articles on Algeria) | Business, general | |
| Boxer Tyson convicted of rape. (Mike Tyson) | Business, general | |
| Boycott by Christians mars elections. (includes related articles on Lebanon) | Business, general | |
| Brazil's Collor resigns: Franco sworn in as president. (Fernando Collor de Mello, Itamar Franco) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Brazil's President Collor impeached for corruption. (Fernando Collor de Mello)(includes related articles and related developments) | Business, general | |
| Britain's decision to float the pound leaves European Monetary System in disarray. | Business, general | |
| Britain's Major survives Maastricht vote. (John Major; Treaty on European Union)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Britain's Queen Elizabeth agrees to pay taxes. | Business, general | |
| British election campaign winds up. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| British news in brief. | Business, general | |
| British news in brief. (Great Britain) | Business, general | |
| British prime minister defends economic, EC policies. (John Major; European Community)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| British Prime Minister Major calls April 9 election. (John Major) | Business, general | |
| British Prime Minister Major reelected; Conservatives' majority trimmed in fourth straight win. (John Major)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| British Prime Minister visits Poland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia. (John Major) (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Broad political reforms decreed. (includes related articles) (Saudi Arabia) | Business, general | |
| Brown scores upset in Connecticut primary. (Jerry Brown)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Budget has small tax cut, big deficit. (United Kingdom)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Buffalo protests end peacefully. (antiabortion protests in Buffalo, New York) | Business, general | |
| Bush administration assailed in Iraq loan probe. | Business, general | |
| Bush backs limited use of U.N. force in Bosnia; fighting halts Sarajevo relief effort. (George Bush; United Nations Security Council)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Bush backs off on Clinton's Moscow visit. (George Bush, Bill Clinton)(includes related article and other news on the presidential campaign) | Business, general | |
| Bush, Clinton clash on foreign policy. (George Bush, Bill Clinton)(includes related articles on 1992 presidential campaign) | Business, general | |
| Bush, Clinton Perot meet in debate. (George Bush, Bill Clinton, H. Ross Perot)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Bush, Clinton, Perot meet in second and third debates. (George Bush, Bill Clinton, H. Ross Perot)(includes related articles on presidential debates) | Business, general | |
| Bush, Clinton trade charges on economy. (President George Bush, Bill Clinton)(includes related articles and other news on the presidential campaign) | Business, general | |
| Bush comments soften abortion stand. (George Bush)(includes related articles on presidential campaign) | Business, general | |
| Bush heckled by MIA relatives. (missing in action)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Bush loosens biotechnology rules. (George Bush)(includes related developments) | Business, general | |
| Bush moves against anti-Clinton 'sleaze.' (George Bush, Bill Clinton)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Bush outlines economic agenda. (includes related campaign news) | Business, general | |
| Bush pardons ex-officials of Iran-Contra wrongdoing. (George Bush) (includes related articles, transcript of Bush's statement on the pardons and related news) | Business, general | |
| Bush proposes $1.52 trillion budget; recovery plan detailed. (George Bush) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Bush proposes four debates. (George Bush; presidential debates)(includes related articles on presidential campaign) | Business, general | |
| Bush-Quayle ticket renominated at U.S. Republican National Convention. (George Bush, Dan Quayle)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Bush, Rabin agree on Israel loan guarantees. (President George Bush, Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Bush sets wheat subsidy, Texas aid. (George Bush)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Bush signs legislation on jobless benefits. (George Bush) | Business, general | |
| Bush spurns Israel loan compromise. (George Bush)(includes related article on veto of foreign-aid bill) | Business, general | |
| Bush steps up attacks on Clinton. (George Bush, Bill Clinton)(includes related articles and other campaign news) | Business, general | |
| Bush tours Asia in quest for trade concessions; accords won in Japan talks. (George Bush) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Bush unveils reform plan. (President George Bush) (Health Care) | Business, general | |
| Bush vetoes family-leave bill. (George Bush)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Bush, Yeltsin hold Washington summit; leaders agree to massive arms reductions. (George Bush, Boris Yeltsin)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Bush, Yeltsin meet at Camp David. (George Bush, includes related articles on Boris Yeltsin) | Business, general | |
| Bush, Yeltsin offer arms-control initiatives. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Businessman named premier. (Narong Wongwan) (Thailand) | Business, general | |
| Business news in brief. | Business, general | |
| Business news in brief. | Business, general | |
| Business news in brief. | Business, general | |
| Business news in brief. | Business, general | |
| Business news in brief. (activities of various companies) | Business, general | |
| Business news in brief. (activities of various companies) | Business, general | |
| Business news in brief. (various corporations) | Business, general | |
| Business news in brief. (various corporations) | Business, general | |
| Business people. | Business, general | |
| Business people. | Business, general | |
| Business people. (appointments and resignations of various business people) | Business, general | |
| Business people. (selection, resignation and dismissal of various business people) | Business, general | |
| Cable-reregulation bill passes Congress. | Business, general | |
| California budget compromise fails. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| California. (includes related articles on 1992 election) (State by State Results) | Business, general | |
| California term limits upheld. (includes news about other Supreme Court cases) | Business, general | |
| Canadian news in brief. | Business, general | |
| Canadian voters reject Charlottetown accord on constitutional reform. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Candidates report on finances. (presidential candidates)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Candidates return to the stump. (presidential candidates)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Car dealer indicted for defrauding GM. (John McNamara, General Motors Corp.) | Business, general | |
| Cease-fire takes hold. (Somalia) | Business, general | |
| Centrist bloc slows conservative trend. (Supreme Court cases)(includes related article on Clarence Thomas' voting) | Business, general | |
| CenTrust ex-chief Paul indicted. (CenTrust Savings Bank of Miami, David Paul) | Business, general | |
| Chemical seen as impotence factor. (nitric oxide)(includes other medical developments) | Business, general | |
| Cheney proposes big cut in reserves. (Richard B. Cheney, reserve military personnel)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Chernobyl-type reactors to be kept. (Chernobyl, Ukraine) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Chicago Bulls repeat as NBA champions. (National Basketball Association)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| China refuses to honor contracts. (commercial contracts made by Hong Kong) | Business, general | |
| China's leaders endorse socialist market economy at 14th Communist Party congress. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Christian Science Church in shake-up. (expansion into television and radio)(includes related article on publication of biography of founder Mary Baker Eddy) | Business, general | |
| Chrysler hires Iacocca successor. (Robert J. Eaton to succeed Lee A. Iacocca) | Business, general | |
| CIA, Justice Dept. clash over Iraq loan probe. (Central Intelligence Agency)(includes related articles and other developments) | Business, general | |
| Ciskei troops fire on marchers. (includes related articles on South Africa and other developments) | Business, general | |
| Civil war deaths said to top 144,000. (includes related developments) (Lebanon) | Business, general | |
| Clifford, Altman indicted. (Clark M. Clifford, Robert A. Altman indicted in Bank of Credit and Commerce International scandal)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Clinton, Bush win California, five other primaries; Clinton clinches nomination; polling shows strength for Perot. (Bill Clinton, George Bush, H. Ross Perot) (includes related article and other campaign news) | Business, general | |
| Clinton completes cabinet nominations: effort produces diverse group. (Bill Clinton) (includes breakdown of nominations by post) | Business, general | |
| Clinton confers with Congress leaders. (President-elect Bill Clinton) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Clinton draws economic team from Congress, Wall Street; Bentsen, Panetta, Rubin, Altman tapped. (Bill Clinton, Lloyd Bentsen, Leon Panetta, Robert Rubin, Roger Altman) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Clinton, Gore accept Democratic nominations; independent Perot quits U.S. presidential race. (Bill Clinton; Albert Gore, Jr.; H. Ross Perot)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Clinton issues economic plan. (Bill Clinton)(includes related article on highlights of the plan) | Business, general | |
| Clinton knew of uncle's draft role. (Bill Clinton)(includes related articles and other news on the presidential campaign) | Business, general | |
| Clinton names transition leaders. (President-elect Bill Clinton) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Clinton retains lead in polls. (Bill Clinton)(includes related articles on 1992 presidential campaign) | Business, general | |
| Clinton selects Tennessee Sen. Gore as running mate. (Bill Clinton; Albert Gore, Jr.)(includes related articles on 1992 presidential campaign) | Business, general | |
| Clinton tangles with Jackson, rapper. (Bill Clinton, Jesse Jackson, Sister Souljah) | Business, general | |
| Clinton visits Washington, D.C. (presidential transition) | Business, general | |
| Clinton wins U.S. presidency by large electoral margin, ends Reagan-Bush era. (Bill Clinton)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| College-aid bill passes Senate. | Business, general | |
| College football season opens. (includes related article on bowl games) | Business, general | |
| Colon screening seen to cut cancer. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| 'Columbia' flies science mission. (includes related article on space-shuttle experiments) | Business, general | |
| Communist Party goes on trial. (former Soviet Union)(includes related articles on Russia) | Business, general | |
| Conference on crime genes canceled. (includes other news on health policy) | Business, general | |
| Congress approves hurricane relief. (Hurricane Andrew, Hurricane Iniki, Typhoon Omar) | Business, general | |
| Congress backs fetal tissue research. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Congress clears, Bush vetoes election-year tax changes. (George Bush) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Congressional intervention halts railroad labor dispute. (International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, CSX Transportation)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Congressional scorecard: key events of the 102nd Congress. | Business, general | |
| Congress overrides cable-TV reregulation veto. | Business, general | |
| Congress passes $1 billion in aid to cities. (includes related articles and related developments) | Business, general | |
| Congress passes drug review act. (Prescription Drug User Fee Act of 1992) | Business, general | |
| Conservative elected president. (Sixto Duran Ballen)(includes biography) (Ecuador) | Business, general | |
| Constitutional accord reached. (includes related articles on Canada) | Business, general | |
| Constitutional talks in deadlock. (South Africa) | Business, general | |
| Continental accepts Air Canada bid. | Business, general | |
| Cosmic ripples from Big Bang theory. | Business, general | |
| CPI increases by 0.4% in October. (October 1992 consumer price index) (includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| Crime news in brief. | Business, general | |
| Crime news in brief. | Business, general | |
| Crime: news in brief. | Business, general | |
| Croatia, ethnic Serbs hamper United Nations peace plan. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Currencies realigned again. (Spain and Portugal) (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Czech and Slovak leaders agree to dissolve federation. | Business, general | |
| Czechoslovakia diverts flow of Danube River: agrees to settle dispute with Hungary. (includes related information) | Business, general | |
| Czechoslovak leader Havel fails in reelection bid. (Vaclav Havel)(includes related article on federal cabinet) | Business, general | |
| Czechoslovak parliament backs '93 separation. | Business, general | |
| Czechoslovak vote boosts Slovak nationalist Meclar. (Vladimir Meclar) | Business, general | |
| Czech, Slovak leaders agree on plan for separate states. (includes related article on Hungarians in Slovakia) | Business, general | |
| Danish voters reject EC's Maastricht unity treaty. (European Community) (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Deal on farm-subsidy reform set. (European Community) | Business, general | |
| Defense. (includes related articles) (Major Spending Bills) | Business, general | |
| Defense news in brief. | Business, general | |
| De Klerk feted in Nigeria. (F.W. de Klerk)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| De Klerk opens Parliament. (South African President Frederik W. de Klerk) | Business, general | |
| De Klerk sets white referendum. (Frederik W. de Klerk)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Democracy conference closed again. (includes related articles) (Zaire) | Business, general | |
| Democrats back tax cuts for middle class, corporations. | Business, general | |
| Departing and departed members of Congress. (Illustration) | Business, general | |
| Detailed 1990 data released. (census data) | Business, general | |
| Detroit police charged in beating death. | Business, general | |
| Diet approves peace-keeping battalion. (Japan) | Business, general | |
| Digital's founder steps down. (Digital Equipment Corp., Kenneth H. Olsen)(includes related article on resignation of Pier Carlo Falotti) | Business, general | |
| Diplomats flee capital amid shelling. (includes related article on Afghanistan and other developments) | Business, general | |
| 'Dirty tricks' claim mars Perot surge. (H. Ross Perot)(includes related articles on the presidential campaign) | Business, general | |
| 'Discovery' flies military mission. (space shuttle Discovery) (includes related articles and space shuttle data) | Business, general | |
| Disputed parliament vote completed. (Lebanon)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| DLP rocked by resignations. (Democratic Liberal Party of South Korea) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| DNC 'opposition research' reported. (Democratic National Committee)(includes other news on 1992 presidential campaign) | Business, general | |
| Dole seeks probe on preelection action. (Bob Dole) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Dos Santos fails to win outright majority. (Jose Eduardo dos Santos)(includes related article on Angola) | Business, general | |
| Draft budget for 1993 sets restraint. (restraint on spending)(includes related articles on Germany) | Business, general | |
| Drought strikes southern Africa. | Business, general | |
| Drug ads called misleading. (drug advertisements in medical journals)(includes other news on drugs and health-care products) | Business, general | |
| Duke repeats as NCAA basketball champions. (Duke University wins National Collegiate Athletic Association championship)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| 'Earth Summit' agenda talks end. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| 'Earth Summit' held in Brazil; climate, species pacts signed. (United Nations Conference on Environment and Development)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| EC Edinburgh summit reaches key accord. (European Community; Edinburgh, Scotland) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| EC imposes trade embargo on Yugoslavia; Baker pushes U.S. allies for tough measures. (James A. Baker) | Business, general | |
| Eckersley sweeps MVP, Cy Young awards. (Dennis Eckersley, most valuable player) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| EC leaders meet in Birmingham, England. (European Community)(includes other developments) | Business, general | |
| EC leaders vow to press ahead toward unity. (includes related articles on European Community) | Business, general | |
| Economic 'kickstart' plan unveiled. (Australia) | Business, general | |
| Economic reforms advance. (includes related articles on Italy) | Business, general | |
| Economic rule by decree voted. (includes related articles on Polish cabinet) | Business, general | |
| Economy minister resigns. (Carlos Bolona Behr)(includes related articles on Peru) | Business, general | |
| EC, U.S. recall envoys from Yugoslavia; U.N. leader rules out peace force for Bosnia. | Business, general | |
| EC, U.S. stall in GATT talks. (European Community, General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Eighth AIDS conference held in Amsterdam. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Electoral College votes. (includes related article and other President-elect Bill Clinton transition news) | Business, general | |
| Electronics firms hit by slump. (Japanese firms) | Business, general | |
| El Salvador peace pact sets cease-fire date. (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| El Salvador peace treaty signed. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Energy. (includes related articles) (Major Legislation) | Business, general | |
| Ernst & Young to pay $400 million. | Business, general | |
| Excerpts from Dan Quayle's speech accepting the Republican vice presidential nomination. (speech during the Republican National Convention) (Transcript) | Business, general | |
| Excerpts from other addresses to the Democratic national Convention. (Bill Bradley, Zell Miller, Barbara Jordan, Paul E. Tsongas, Jerry Brown, Jesse Jackson, Jimmy Carter, Mario Cuomo) (Transcript) | Business, general | |
| Excerpts from other addresses to the Republican National Convention. (Patrick Buchanan, Ronald Reagan, Jack F. Kemp, Phil Gramm, Marilyn Quayle, Barbara Bush, Gerald R. Ford) (Transcript) | Business, general | |
| Excerpts from Russian President Yeltsin's address to the U.S. Congress. (Boris Yeltsin) (Transcript) | Business, general | |
| Excerpts from Sen. Al Gore's speech accepting the Democratic vice presidential nomination. (Transcript) | Business, general | |
| Excerpts from Supreme Court decision on extradition. (kidnapping of Humberto Alvarez Machain for prosecution in the U.S.)(addresses by William H. Rehnquist and John Paul Stevens) (Transcript) | Business, general | |
| Excerpts from the 1992 Republican platform. (approved during Republican National Convention) (Transcript) | Business, general | |
| Excerpts from the Supreme Court's decision on Pennsylvania's abortion restrictions. (Transcript) | Business, general | |
| Excessive force against inmates curbed. (Supreme Court ruling) | Business, general | |
| Ex-CIA officer's trial ends in deadlock. (Claire E. George)(includes related articles) (Iran-Contra Arms Scandal) | Business, general | |
| Ex-dissident Kim elected president. (Kim Young Sam) (includes related article and biographical sketch of Kim Young Sam) | Business, general | |
| Ex-officials testify on payoff scandal. (Japan) | Business, general | |
| Ex-priest sued for sex abuse. (James R. Porter)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Ex-Soviet states fail to settle differences; Ukrainian president doubts Commonwealth's future. (Leonid Kravchuk, Commonwealth of Independent States) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Ex-Soviet states offered IMF, World Bank memberships. (International Monetary Fund) | Business, general | |
| Facts on the 1992 presidential candidates. (Jerry Brown, Bill Clinton, Tom Harkin, Bob Kerrey, Paul Tsongas, Pat Buchanan) | Business, general | |
| Failed coup bid, army purge reported. (includes related article on Jordan) (Iraq) | Business, general | |
| FCC affirmative action limited. (Federal Communications Commission)(ruling by the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| FDIC increases insurance premiums. (Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.) | Business, general | |
| FDIC seeks bank premium increase. (Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.) | Business, general | |
| February consumer prices rise 0.3%. (includes related economic news) | Business, general | |
| Federal Aboriginal funding plan set. (includes related article on Australia) | Business, general | |
| Federal budget proves unpopular. (Australia) | Business, general | |
| Federal budget unveiled. (Australia) | Business, general | |
| Federal 'gag rule' eased. (restrictions on abortion advice)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Feinstein, Boxer win California Senate nomination. (Diane Feinstein, Barbara Boxer) | Business, general | |
| Female condom backed by FDA panel. (Food and Drug Administration) (includes other health and medication news) | Business, general | |
| Fighting between Kurds, Turkish forces escalates. (includes related articles and related developments) | Business, general | |
| Fighting escalates between Armenia and Azerbaijan. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Finance minister quits in policy dispute. (Minister Karol Lutkowski)(includes additional news on Poland) | Business, general | |
| First armed U.N. troops arrive. (Somalia) | Business, general | |
| First chromosome maps completed. (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| First-quarter profits improved. (includes related article on Wall Street Journal survey and articles on various companies) | Business, general | |
| First U.S. forces arrive in Somali capital in 'Operation Restore Hope.' (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Fiscal 1992-93 budget presented. (Canada) | Business, general | |
| Fish contamination found by magazine. (Consumer Reports) | Business, general | |
| Five EC observers die as Yugoslav jet downs copter. (European Community) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Ford to launch cleaner-running cars. (Ford Motor Co.)(includes other environmental news) | Business, general | |
| Foreign aid. (includes related articles) (Major Spending Bills) | Business, general | |
| Former East German leader Honecker returned for trial. (Erich Honecker)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Former Panamanian leader Noriega found guilty. (Manuel Antonio Noriega)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Former Panamanian leader Noriega sentenced. (Manuel Antonio Noriega convicted of drug and racketeering charges)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Four IRA men shot dead by troops. (Irish Republican Army) | Business, general | |
| Fourth-quarter output to remain flat. (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries) | Business, general | |
| Fowler loses Georgia Senate runoff. (Wyche Fowler, Jr.) | Business, general | |
| France admits Palestinian militant for medical treatment. (George Habash) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| France moves to 'Maastricht' approval. (European Community political and monetary unity treaty) | Business, general | |
| French premier resigns; Beregovoy succeeds Cresson. (French Premier Pierre Beregovoy, Edith Cresson)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| French Socialists routed in regional elections. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| French voters narrowly back 'Maastricht' treaty on closer European unity. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| 'Friendly fire' reprimands reported. (Persian Gulf War)(includes related developments) | Business, general | |
| Fujimori seizes authoritarian powers. (Peruvian President Alberto K. Fujimori)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Full inquiry sought in Iraq/BNL scandal. (Banca Nazionale del Lavoro) | Business, general | |
| Funeral held for massacre victims. (includes related articles on South Africa) | Business, general | |
| G-7 offers debt relief. (Group of 7 leading industrial nations) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| 'Gag rule' rejected by appeals court. (abortion counseling) | Business, general | |
| Gaidar becomes Yeltsin advisor. (Yegor T. Gaidar, Boris Yeltsin) (includes related articles about Russia) | Business, general | |
| Gaviria declares state of emergency. (Cesar Gaviria Trujillo) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| GDP grew 1.4% in second quarter. (gross domestic product)(includes related articles on consumer spending and other economic news) | Business, general | |
| GDP grew at 2.7% rate in third quarter. (gross domestic product)(includes related article on consumer spending and other economic news) | Business, general | |
| GDP revision confirms anemic rise. (gross domestic product)(includes other news on the economy) | Business, general | |
| General Electric pleads guilty in arms fraud case. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| General Motors suffers record $4.45 billion loss for 1991. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| German foreign minister Genscher resigns. (Hans-Dietrich Genscher) | Business, general | |
| German news in brief. | Business, general | |
| German public-sector strike ends with 5.4% raise. | Business, general | |
| German rightist parties surge in states' voting. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Germany bans neo-Nazis after 3 Turks die in arson. | Business, general | |
| Germany, France to form a 35,000-strong military corps. | Business, general | |
| Germany raises key interest rate. | Business, general | |
| Girl cleared to travel for abortion. (Ireland) | Business, general | |
| Global warming talks end with impasse. (includes related article on economic aid to developing countries) | Business, general | |
| GM directors shake up management. (General Motors Corp.) | Business, general | |
| GM pickup safety to be investigated. (General Motors) (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| GM plans huge stock offering. (General Motors Corp.) | Business, general | |
| Golan compromise effort stalls. (Golan Heights)(includes related article and other developments) (Middle East Peace Talks) | Business, general | |
| Goldin named new NASA chief. (Daniel S. Goldin, National Aeronautics and Space Administration) (Brief Article) | Business, general | |
| GOP approves conservative platform. (Republican Party)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Gorbachev-Yeltsin feud worsens. (Mikhail Gorbachev, Boris Yeltsin) | Business, general | |
| Gotti convicted of racketeering. (John Gotti)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Government falls; Kuchma named premier. (Leonid Kuchma)(includes related articles on Ukraine) | Business, general | |
| Government foils coup attempt. (Venezuela) | Business, general | |
| Government knew of equipment exports. (Great Britain, British exports to Iraq) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Government reports coup attempt. (Peru) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Great Britain: news in brief. | Business, general | |
| Greek ex-premier acquitted in corruption case. (Andreas Papandreou) | Business, general | |
| Group of Seven ministers discuss currency crisis. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Group of Seven ministers meet. | Business, general | |
| Gulf War oil damage reported limited. (includes other developments related to the international environment) | Business, general | |
| Guzman sentenced to life in prison. (Abimael Guzman Reynoso)(includes related articles on Peru) | Business, general | |
| Harris executed in California. (Robert Alton Harris)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Havel steps down as Czechoslovakia's president; Slovakia declares sovereignty. (Vaclav Havel) | Business, general | |
| Hawke resigns from Parliament. (Bob Hawke)(includes other news about Australia) | Business, general | |
| Heads of leading industrial nations meet in Munich; trade issues remain unresolved. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Hewson proposes youth wage cap. (John Hewson)(includes related article on Australia) | Business, general | |
| High court rejects bid on abortion pill. (RU-486) | Business, general | |
| High Court removes political ad ban. (Australian Supreme Court)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| High-ranking Socialist targeted in probe. (Henri Emmanuelli)(includes related article on France) | Business, general | |
| High-society figures charged. (insider trading)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Hindus destroy Indian mosque, sparking sectarian conflict. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Holocaust-denial author to be deported. (David Irving) (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Holocaust-denial publisher acquitted. (Ernst Zundel)(includes related articles on Canada) | Business, general | |
| Honduras, El Salvador settle border dispute. (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| House bank full overdraft list released. | Business, general | |
| House bank records subpoenaed. | Business, general | |
| House defeats balanced budget amendment. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| House leadership elections held. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| House membership: 258 D, 176 R, 1 Ind. Pre-election: 266 D, 166 R, 1 Ind., 2 vacancies. (Democrats, Republicans and Independents in the House)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| House passes '93 appropriations. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| House passes '93 authorization. (defense authorization bill) | Business, general | |
| House passes bill. (House of Representatives, energy bill) (includes details of bill) | Business, general | |
| House passes middle-class tax cut. (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| House Post Office ex-manager indicted. (Joanna G. O'Rourke)(includes related articles and other developments) | Business, general | |
| House, Senate approve tax bill. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| House votes '900'-number rules. | Business, general | |
| House votes to release names in check-bouncing scandal. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Hoyte loses election to ex-Marxist. (President Desmond Hoyte)(includes related articles on Guyana) | Business, general | |
| Hunger strike sparks Palestinian unrest. | Business, general | |
| Hurricane Andrew hits South Florida, Louisiana. (includes related article on federal relief) | Business, general | |
| IBM sets job cuts, $6 billion charge. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Iliescu, splinter party lead in Romanian voting. (President Ion Iliescu)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Iliescu wins presidential runoff. (Ion Iliescu)(includes related articles on Romania) | Business, general | |
| IMF trims growth expectations. (International Monetary Fund) | Business, general | |
| IMF, World Bank hold annual meeting. (International Monetary Fund)(includes related articles on international finance) | Business, general | |
| Infection threat seen growing. | Business, general | |
| Infidelity charge rocks Clinton campaign. (Democratic candidate Bill Clinton)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| International drug sting yields 165 arrests. | Business, general | |
| Inuit vote to create new territory. (Canada) | Business, general | |
| IRA bombings prompt roadblocks. (Irish Republican Army) (includes related article and other Ulster, Ireland, news) | Business, general | |
| Iran embassy attacked; security faulted. (Australia)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Iran raids rebel base in Iraq. (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Iraq arms probe terms set. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Iraqi arms sales. (Iraqi efforts to acquire nuclear arms in 1989)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Iraqi loan scandal: moves taken toward special counsel. (includes related information) | Business, general | |
| Iraq rebuffs U.N. arms inspectors. | Business, general | |
| Iraq, U.N. reach compromise on arms search; U.S. inspectors barred from team. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Irish Premier Haughey resigns amid scandal. (Prime Minister Charles Haughey) | Business, general | |
| Irish voters approve EC Maastricht Treaty. (European Community) | Business, general | |
| Israel deports Palestinians amid escalating violence. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Israeli embassy in Argentina destroyed by car bomb. | Business, general | |
| Israeli Labor Party defeats ruling Likud bloc in national elections. | Business, general | |
| Israeli resale of U.S. arms alleged. | Business, general | |
| Israel: news in brief. | Business, general | |
| Isuzu to end passenger-car production. (Isuzu Motors) (includes other Japanese news) | Business, general | |
| Italian voters reject ruling coalition. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Italy grapples with Mafia violence. (includes related articles and related developments) | Business, general | |
| 'Ivan' war-crimes appeal hearing ends. (John Demjanjuk hearing in Israel) | Business, general | |
| Jan.-March GDP growth revised upward. (gross domestic product)(includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| Japan unveils plan to stimulate economy. (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Jet attacks U.S. antidrug plane. (Peru) | Business, general | |
| Joblessness rises; slump persists. (includes related article on United Kingdom) | Business, general | |
| Jobless rate falls to 7.2%. | Business, general | |
| Jobless rate jump prompts Fed interest rate cut. (Federal Reserve Board)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Jobless rate rises to 7.3%. | Business, general | |
| Jobless rate unchanged at 7.3%. | Business, general | |
| Jobless rate unchanged in January. | Business, general | |
| Joint Chiefs testify on sex bias. (Joint Chiefs of Staff)(includes related articles on Tailhook scandal and other developments) | Business, general | |
| Joint U.S.-Russian missions planned. (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Judge faults ANC, Inkatha for strife. (South African Judge Richard Goldstone, African National Congress, Inkatha Movement) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Judge rejects Pan Am case extraditions. (bombing of Pan American World Airways jet)(includes related articles on Libya) | Business, general | |
| July jobless rate declines slightly. | Business, general | |
| June new-home sales rise. (includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| Junta chief replaced. (Saw Mung replaced in Myanmar) | Business, general | |
| Keating economic plans hinted. (Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating) | Business, general | |
| Keating ordered to pay $2.1 billion. (Charles H. Keating Jr.) | Business, general | |
| Keating sentenced to 10 years in prison. (Charles H. Keating, Jr., convicted of fraud)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Kennedy assassination. (opening files on John F. Kennedy assassination) | Business, general | |
| Key points of the 1992 Democratic Party platform. | Business, general | |
| Key remarks and speeches from the Rio 'Earth Summit.' (United Nations Conference on Environment and Development) (Transcript) | Business, general | |
| Kissinger denies POWs abandoned in Asia. (Henry A. Kissinger; prisoners of war)(includes related articles and other developments) | Business, general | |
| Kohl sees tax hike for eastern costs. (German Chancellor Helmut Kohl; debts of eastern Germany)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Kurds declare a tie in elections. (Iraq) | Business, general | |
| Labor elaborates on budget tax plan. (Australia) | Business, general | |
| Labour Party holds conference. (includes related articles on United Kingdom) | Business, general | |
| Last Western hostages freed in Lebanon. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Latin America cooperation boosted. (elimination of drug trafficking)(includes related articles on bilateral agreements and dismissal of television reporter Brian Karem) | Business, general | |
| Latin American and Caribbean news in brief. | Business, general | |
| Lawmakers 'impeach' Fujimori. (Peruvian President Alberto K. Fujimori)(includes related articles on Peru) | Business, general | |
| Lawmakers reject break-up measure. (Czechoslovak Federal Assembly) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Leading Saudi banker indicted. (Sheik Khalid bin Mahfouz indicted for fraud)(includes related articles on Bank of Credit and Commerce International and National Commercial Bank) | Business, general | |
| Lebanese Hizballah chief slain in Israeli raid. (Sheik Abbas al-Musawi) | Business, general | |
| Legislature approves Patten's plan. (Hong Kong legislature, Chris Patten) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Lesbian's suit against Army upheld. (Dusty Pruitt) (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Life-insurance speculation questioned. (purchasing AIDS patients' life insurance policies)(includes other news on health insurance) | Business, general | |
| Lincoln S&L law firm in settlement. (Lincoln Savings and Loan Association; Kaye, Scholer, Fierman, Hays and Handler) | Business, general | |
| Lloyd's leadership backed amid woes. (Lloyd's of London)(includes related articles on United Kingdom) | Business, general | |
| 'Lone-superpower' policy paper reported. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Los Angeles engulfed in riots; 58 killed, damage nears $1 billion; federal troops help establish order. | Business, general | |
| Los Angeles riots. | Business, general | |
| Los Angeles riots aftermath. (includes related article and related news) | Business, general | |
| Los Angeles riots aftermath. (includes related news) | Business, general | |
| Loyalist troops thwart coup attempt. (Venezuela) (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Magic Johnson sets NBA return. (National Basketball Association)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Major defends Maastricht Treaty. (British Prime Minister John Major)(includes related articles on United Kingdom) | Business, general | |
| Major industrial nations set Russia aid; $24 billion package to bolster Yeltsin reforms. (Boris Yeltsin)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| March consumer prices rise 0.5%. (includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| Margarine linked to heart disease. (includes related information) | Business, general | |
| Mars orbiter to map surface. ('Mars Observer')(includes related article on collaboration of France and Russia) | Business, general | |
| May consumer prices rise 0.1%. (includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| May jobless rate increases to 7.5%. | Business, general | |
| McDonnell Douglas signs Chinese deal. | Business, general | |
| Medellin cocaine cartel leader escapes. (Pablo Escobar) | Business, general | |
| Middle East news in brief. | Business, general | |
| Middle East peace talks. | Business, general | |
| Middle East peace talks. (includes related article on Secretary of State James A. Baker's derogatory comments about Jewish Americans) | Business, general | |
| Middle East peace talks resume in Washington. (includes related articles and other developments) | Business, general | |
| Military cracks down on opposition. (Thailand) | Business, general | |
| Military 'dirty tricks' scheme revealed. (South Africa) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Military lifts martial law. (Myanmar) | Business, general | |
| Milken, claimants in $1.3 billion pact. (Michael R. Milken) | Business, general | |
| Milken settlement approved. (Michael R. Milken)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Milken's jail term reduced. (Michael R. Milken)(includes related article on bribery case of Alan E. Rosenthal) | Business, general | |
| Miss. college integration ruled lax. (Mississippi's public university system)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Miyazawa, Bush meet in Washington. (Kiichi Miyazawa, George Bush meet to discuss economic issues) | Business, general | |
| Miyazawa criticizes U.S. work ethic. (Japanese Premier Kiichi Miyazawa) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Moderates gain in parliament elections. (includes related articles on Iranian politics) | Business, general | |
| Moldova said to prepare for union with Romania. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Moslem extremists attack tourists. (includes related article and other developments related to Egypt) | Business, general | |
| Mulroney vows to remain party leader. (Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney; Progressive Conservative Party)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Mulroney warns on charter-reform. (Prime Minister Brian Mulroney)(includes related articles on Canada) | Business, general | |
| Names released in House Bank scandal. (includes related articles and related developments) | Business, general | |
| National unity talks aim for accord. (includes related article) (Canada) | Business, general | |
| Nationwide strike cripples industry. (includes related articles on South Africa) | Business, general | |
| Navy secretary quits in 1991 convention sex-abuse furor. (H. Lawrence Garrett, III; Tailhook Association convention)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| NEA head vetoes two grants. (Anne-Imelda Radice, National Endowment for the Arts) | Business, general | |
| Nestle, Agnellis fight for Perrier. (Exor S.A., Source Perrier S.A.) | Business, general | |
| New abortion law eases curbs. (includes related article on Germany) | Business, general | |
| New charges in billion-dollar scandal. (India) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Newcomer wins Pa. Senate nomination. (Lynn Hardy Yeakel) | Business, general | |
| New governor takes office. (Christopher Patten, Hong Kong) | Business, general | |
| New premier inaugurated. (Marc L. Bazin)(includes related articles on Haiti) | Business, general | |
| New referendum on abortion set. (Ireland)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| News in brief. (Defense) | Business, general | |
| New York. (1992 election)(State by State Results) | Business, general | |
| New York theater openings. | Business, general | |
| NFL season ends. (National Football League) (includes other sports news) | Business, general | |
| NHL season concludes after strike. (National Hockey League)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Nikkei plummets to five-year lows. (includes related articles) (Japan) | Business, general | |
| Nikkei plunges further. (includes related article on Japan's trade surplus) | Business, general | |
| Nobel Prizes awarded. | Business, general | |
| No living POWs found in Russia. (prisoners of war)(includes related articles on Vietnam War POWs and remains of Korean War servicemen) | Business, general | |
| November jobless rate drops to 7.2%. (includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| Nuclear project halted amid fiscal woes. (includes related articles on Cuba) | Business, general | |
| October jobless rate dips slightly. (October 1992) (includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| Oil spills from tanker wreck off Spain. (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| O'Keefe named acting Navy secretary. (Sean O'Keefe)(includes related article on Tailhook sexual-abuse incident and related developments) | Business, general | |
| Olympia offers 20% stake to banks. (Olympia and York Developments Ltd.) | Business, general | |
| Olympia & York files for bankruptcy. (Olympia and York Developments Ltd.) | Business, general | |
| Olympia & York plans restructuring. (Olympia and York Developments Ltd.) | Business, general | |
| Opening of secret Nazi files ordered. (Argentina) | Business, general | |
| Opposition attacks tax cuts. (Australia's Liberal and National Party Coalition)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Opposition unveils wage-reform plan. (Australia) | Business, general | |
| Opposition wins parliament majority. (includes related articles on Kuwait) | Business, general | |
| O&Y negotiates loans for Canary Wharf. (Olympia and York Developments Ltd.) | Business, general | |
| Ozone-harming chemical ban moved up. | Business, general | |
| Pacific nuclear-arms tests suspended. (includes related articles on France) | Business, general | |
| Packwood accused of sexual harassment. (Oregon Senator Bob Packwood) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Panel approves logging in owl habitat. | Business, general | |
| Panel backs Collor impeachment. (Fernando Collor de Mello)(includes related articles on Brazil and related developments) | Business, general | |
| Panel rules on breast implants. (Food and Drug Administration restricts marketing of implants)(includes related article and other developments) | Business, general | |
| Parliament holds special session. (South Africa)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Parliament sets direct vote for premier. (Israeli Knesset)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Parties register for June elections. (Israel) | Business, general | |
| Parties release election manifestos. (British Labor and Conservative Parties and Liberal Democrats)(includes summary of British party election platforms) | Business, general | |
| Passport-file probe concluded. (files of presidential candidates) | Business, general | |
| Patten unveils governing plans. (Governor Christopher Patten)(includes related article on Hong Kong) | Business, general | |
| Peace Corps director to head United Way. (United Way of America; Elaine L. Chao)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Peace process stalls on rights issues. (Guatemala ) | Business, general | |
| Peace talks resume, stall. (includes other developments on Middle East Peace Talks) | Business, general | |
| Pennsylvania Democratic primary win boosts Clinton. (Bill Clinton) | Business, general | |
| People in politics. | Business, general | |
| People in politics. | Business, general | |
| People in politics. | Business, general | |
| People in politics. (activities of various politicians) | Business, general | |
| People in politics. (activities of various politicians) | Business, general | |
| People in politics. (activities of various politicians) | Business, general | |
| People in politics. (various politicians) | Business, general | |
| People's Congress opens. (China's National People's Congress)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Persian Gulf War assessment released. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Phar-Mor asks for bankruptcy protection. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Philip Morris buys Freia Marabou. (includes other merger and acquisition information) | Business, general | |
| Phone files sought in Thomas leak probe. (Clarence Thomas hearings) | Business, general | |
| Polar 'ozone hole' grows to record size. (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Police capture Sendero Luminoso chief. (Abimael Guzman Reynoso captured in Peru)(includes related information) | Business, general | |
| Polish genocide orders revealed. (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Polish Premier Olszewski ousted by parliament. (Jan Olszewski) | Business, general | |
| Poor children ordered tested for lead. | Business, general | |
| Pornography case voided for entrapment. (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Post-Cold War defense role mulled by Pentagon, Congress. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Poverty up, income down. | Business, general | |
| President Bush tours Los Angeles riot districts; administration maps out aid to cities. | Business, general | |
| President dos Santos leads in elections. (Jose Eduardo dos Santos)(includes related articles on Angola) | Business, general | |
| Presidential campaign. | Business, general | |
| President Tudjman reelected in Croatia. (Franjo Tudjman)(includes related article on United Nations conference on Balkan refugees) | Business, general | |
| PRI defeated in Chihuahua. (Institutional Revolutionary Party)(includes related articles on Mexico) | Business, general | |
| Primaries held in eight states. | Business, general | |
| Prime Minister says roles unaffected. (United Kingdom Prime Minister John Major, official roles of Prince Charles and Princess Diana of Wales) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Prince Edward Island bridge approved. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Prison consent-decree rules eased. (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Prison riot claims 200 lives. (Sao Paulo, Brazil)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Pro-democracy coalition wins Thai elections. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Profits mixed in 1991. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Pro-Fujimori alliance wins congress vote. (Alberto K. Fujimori) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Proposals for reforming the U.S. health-care system. | Business, general | |
| Protesters clash with soldiers. (Malawi) | Business, general | |
| Protesters condemn right-wing violence. (Germany) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Protests force out Michoacan governor. (Eduardo Villasenor)(includes related articles on Mexico) | Business, general | |
| Pulitzer Prizes. | Business, general | |
| Pullout of ex-Soviet troops agreed. (includes related articles) (Baltic States) | Business, general | |
| PWA accepts Air Canada merger offer. (PWA Corp.) | Business, general | |
| Quayle blasts 'cultural elite.' (Dan Quayle speaks about family values)(includes related articles on New York and H. Ross Perot) | Business, general | |
| Quayle, Gore spar in vice presidential debate. (Dan Quayle; Albert Gore, Jr.)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Quayle implies GATT, security link. (Dan Quayle, General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade Uruguay Round)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Quayle links family values, L.A. riots. (vice president Dan Quayle) | Business, general | |
| Queen's speech details Major's program. (Queen Elizabeth II; U.K. Prime Minister John Major) | Business, general | |
| Rabin confirmed as Israeli prime minister. (Yitzhak Rabin)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Rabin ousts Peres as Labor Party chief. (Yitzhak Rabin, Shimon Peres, Israel Labour Party)(includes other Israeli political news) | Business, general | |
| Race-based juror exclusion barred. (by Supreme Court) (includes excerpts from the decision) | Business, general | |
| Rebel factions capture Afghan capital; interim council assumes power. (includes related chronology) | Business, general | |
| Relaxed emissions law issued. (industrial pollution emissions)(includes related information on Council on Competitiveness and other regulatory developments) | Business, general | |
| Report alleges global regulatory laxity. (Bank of Commerce and Credit International scandal)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Report assails Navy in 'Tailhook' scandal. (Tailhook Association)(includes related articles and other developments) | Business, general | |
| Report criticizes United Way ex-leader. (William Aramony)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Research spending found declining. | Business, general | |
| Retrial set for environmentalist's slayer. (Darly Alves da Silva's plans to murder Francisco Mendes Filho)(includes other news about Brazil) | Business, general | |
| Revision shows faster growth in GDP. (gross domestic product) (includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| Reynolds's coalition collapses. (Irish Prime Minister Albert Reynolds) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Right-wing youths riot in Rostock. (includes related articles on Germany) | Business, general | |
| Riots erupt in Los Angeles after acquittal of white police officers in black motorist's videotaped beating. (Rodney King case) | Business, general | |
| Rival Somali warlords sign peace pact. (Gen. Mohammed Farah Aidid, Ali Mahdi Mohammed) | Business, general | |
| Road spending, rail sell-off planned. (includes related article on Germany) | Business, general | |
| Romanians to be repatriated. (includes related articles on Germany and other developments) | Business, general | |
| RTC sues Western officers. (Resolution Trust Corp., Western Savings and Loan Association)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Ruling in 'friendly fire' deaths. (United Kingdom ) | Business, general | |
| Ruling party loses assembly majority. (South Korea) | Business, general | |
| Russia, France sign cooperation treaty. | Business, general | |
| Russia frees prices, stunning populace. | Business, general | |
| Russian attack submarine delivered. (to Iran) (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Russian central bank assailed on credit policy. | Business, general | |
| Russian Congress opens; Yeltsin seeks new powers. (Boris Yeltsin) | Business, general | |
| Russian Congress, Yeltsin in political deal; Gaidar dropped, Chernomyrdin becomes president. (Boris Yeltsin, Yegor T. Gaidar, Viktor S. Chernomyrdin) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Russian cosmonaut returns home. (Sergei Krikalyov)(includes related article on Baikonur Cosmodrome riot) | Business, general | |
| Russian economic reform attacked from all sides. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Russian news in brief. | Business, general | |
| Russian news in brief. | Business, general | |
| Russian President Yeltsin maneuvers to keep reforms. (Boris Yeltsin) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Russia promised increased foreign aid. (from South Korea) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Russia to open biological-research sites. | Business, general | |
| Russia, Ukraine in rift over Crimean peninsula. (Brief Article) | Business, general | |
| Salomon settles auction charges. (Salomon Inc. fined $290 million for illegal activities in government securities market) | Business, general | |
| Sandinista police officers dismissed. | Business, general | |
| Saudi jet fighter sale announced by Bush. | Business, general | |
| Scalfaro elected president. (Oscar Luigi Scalfaro elected president of Italy) | Business, general | |
| School-desegregation controls eased. (Supreme Court decision)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| School graduation prayer struck down. (by Supreme Court) (includes excerpts from the decision) | Business, general | |
| SDP wins parliamentary vote. (Social Democratic Party, Nigeria) | Business, general | |
| Second-quarter GDP gain put at 1.5%. (gross domestic product)(includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| Second-quarter profits up 2.1%. (corporate profits) | Business, general | |
| Secretary General cuts staff. (United Nations Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali)(includes related article on appointment of Richard L. Thornburgh) | Business, general | |
| SEC sets executive pay proxy rules. (Securities and Exchange Commission) | Business, general | |
| SEC sues former Salomon employees. (Securities and Exchange Commission, Salomon Brothers Inc.) (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Security forces linked to murders. (includes related articles on South Africa) | Business, general | |
| Seles, Edberg retain U.S. Open titles. (tennis players Monica Seles and Stefan Edberg) | Business, general | |
| Senate kills striker-replacement bill. (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Senate membership: 57 D, 42 R, 1 undecided. Pre-election: 57 D, 43 R. (Democrats and Republicans in the Senate)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Senate passes '93 appropriation. (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Senate passes tax bill; middle-class cut almost fails. | Business, general | |
| Senators' honoraria receipts reported. (includes related information on House honoraria) | Business, general | |
| Senators seek MIA clues in Asia. | Business, general | |
| Sen. Dixon upset in Illinois primary. (Senator Alan J. Dixon)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| September housing starts rise. (includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| September jobless rate drops slightly. | Business, general | |
| Serb-held Bosnia partition; Moslems, Croats battle. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Serbia fails to oust Yugoslav premier. (Milan Panic)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Serbia, Montenegro proclaim new Yugoslavia. (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Seventh Escobar lieutenant surrenders. (Luis Carlos Aguilar Gallego) | Business, general | |
| Sewer explosion rocks Guadalajara. | Business, general | |
| Sex charges end Adams reelection bid. (Senator Brock Adams) | Business, general | |
| Sexual-harassment damages approved. (Supreme Court ruling) | Business, general | |
| Shaky OAS pact sets Aristide's return. (Organization of American States, Jean-Bertrand Aristide)(Haiti)(includes related articles and related developments) | Business, general | |
| Shamir, Levy mend Likud rift. (Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, Foreign Minister David Levy)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Shuttle 'Atlantis' fails to deploy tethered satellite. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Shuttle 'Columbia' launches probe. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Shuttle 'Discovery' flies biology mission. (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Shuttle 'Endeavor' rescues communications satellite. | Business, general | |
| Signs of economic recovery reported. (includes related articles on Poland) | Business, general | |
| Simian vaccine tested. (AIDS virus) | Business, general | |
| Six ex-Soviet states sign security treaty; Ukrainian leader skips Tashkent summit. (Ukrainian president Leonid M. Kravchuk) | Business, general | |
| Slower growth, higher deficit predicted. (Canada) | Business, general | |
| Small fine for LDP leader in bribe case. (Liberal Democratic Party leader Shin Kanemaru)(includes related articles on Japan) | Business, general | |
| Smith elected Labour Party leader. (John Smith; Great Britain)(includes related information) | Business, general | |
| Smith, Smale to share top GM posts. (John F. Smith, John G. Smale, General Motors Corp.) | Business, general | |
| Somalia intervention: foreign troops take more towns. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Some progress in Ulster talks. | Business, general | |
| Some smoking liability suits backed. (by Supreme Court) | Business, general | |
| South African President de Klerk, Mandela meet. (Frederik W. de Klerk, Nelson Mandela)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| South African whites endorse end to minority rule in referendum on a new constitution. | Business, general | |
| Special counsel demand rejected again. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Special prosecutor named in BNL case. (Banca Nazionale del Lavoro)(includes related developments and articles on Iraqi loan scandal) | Business, general | |
| Special prosecutor request rejected. (request to appoint independent counsel to investigate Bush administration's involvement with Iraq)(includes related articles and other developments) | Business, general | |
| Spending plan targets investment. (United Kingdom) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| START I ratification delayed. (Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty) (includes other Ukrainian news) | Business, general | |
| 'Star Wars' space test fails. | Business, general | |
| Stasi files taint eastern leaders. (East Germans)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| State prisoners' appeals limited. (by Supreme Court) | Business, general | |
| Status of Scotland debated. (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Steel strike avoided. (Germany) (includes related article and other German economic news) | Business, general | |
| Stempel resigns as GM chairman. (General Motors Chairman Robert C. Stempel)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Stopgap bill set for new fiscal year. (includes related articles on the federal budget for fiscal year 1993) | Business, general | |
| Student aid bill enacted. | Business, general | |
| Suchinda quits after support collapses. (Thai Premier Suchinda Kraprayoon resigns) | Business, general | |
| Suits under Child Welfare Act limited. (Supreme Court ruling)(includes other Supreme Court decisions) | Business, general | |
| Summer Olympic Games open in Barcelona. (includes related articles on opening ceremonies and drug testing) | Business, general | |
| Supreme Court issues abortion ruling. (Irish Supreme Court)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Supreme Court overturns 'hate-speech' law. (includes excerpts from the decision) | Business, general | |
| Supreme Court upholds prosecution of kidnapped man. (Humberto Alvarez Machain)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Taiwan jet fighter sale approved by President Bush. (George Bush)(includes related article on China) | Business, general | |
| Tajik president forced to resign. (Tajikistan President Rakhman Nabiyev)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Tax bill faces 'pocket veto.' (Major Legislation) | Business, general | |
| Taxes on out-of-state firms limited. (includes information on other Supreme Court cases) | Business, general | |
| Tensions with Russia growing. (includes related articles on withdrawal of Russian troops from the Baltic states, citizenship laws in Estonia and Latvia and Estonian constitution) | Business, general | |
| Term limits win; gay curbs mixed. (term limits for members of Congress, gay rights)(includes related articles on ballot initiatives) | Business, general | |
| Terrorist haven, Islamic threat seen. (Sudan) | Business, general | |
| Text of Gov. Bill Clinton's speech accepting the Democratic presidential nomination. (Transcript) | Business, general | |
| Text of President Bush's speech accepting the Republican presidential nomination. (George Bush's speech during Republican National Convention) (Transcript) | Business, general | |
| Theater openings. | Business, general | |
| The last days. (includes related articles and other campaign news) (Presidential Campaign) | Business, general | |
| Third quarter GDP gain revised upward to 3.9%. (Gross Domestic Product) (includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| Third-quarter profits fall slightly. (pretax profits of U.S. corporations) (includes related article and statistics for selected companies) | Business, general | |
| Thrift rescue plan criticized. (includes related article on Resolution Trust Corp.) | Business, general | |
| Top military officers fired. (Thailand)(includes other developments) | Business, general | |
| Top police ranks purged. (South Africa) | Business, general | |
| Toronto's World Series win is first for Canada. (Toronto Blue Jays; baseball)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Tory conference backs Major on EC. (John Major; European Community)(includes related articles on United Kingdom) | Business, general | |
| Trade gap narrows sharply in October. (includes other economic news) | Business, general | |
| Trade gap narrows slightly in September. (1992) | Business, general | |
| Trade surplus doubles to record. (Japan)(includes other economic news about Japan) | Business, general | |
| Transcript of President Bush's State of the Union message. (Transcript) | Business, general | |
| Tribal conflict erupts. (Kenya) | Business, general | |
| Truce agreed in civil war. (includes related article on Mozambique) | Business, general | |
| Tsongas narrowly wins Maine caucus over Brown; Kerry earns solid victory in South Dakota primary. (Paul Tsongas, Jerry Brown, Bob Kerrey)(includes other campaign news articles) | Business, general | |
| Tsongas quits race after Clinton wins Democratic primaries in Michigan and Illinois; Buchanan GOP challenge fades. (Paul Tsongas, Bill Clinton, Pat Buchanan's Republican nomination)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| TWA files for bankruptcy. (Trans World Airlines Inc.) | Business, general | |
| TWA, unions agree on equity pact. (Trans World Airlines)(includes related article on pension fund) | Business, general | |
| U.K., Germans in dispute over pound's exit from ERM. (exchange rate mechanism)(includes related articles on Europe) | Business, general | |
| Ukranian president agrees to abide by START pact; Bush, Kravchuk discuss disarmament. (Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty; Leonid M. Kravchuk) | Business, general | |
| U.K. sets new delay on Maastricht pact. (1992 Treaty on European Union) | Business, general | |
| 'Ulysses' flies by Jupiter. (unmanned spacecraft) | Business, general | |
| U.N. arms team in 'provocation' row. (United Nations arms inspectors in Iraq) | Business, general | |
| U.N. backs use of force to facilitate Bosnian aid. (United Nations Security Council)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| U.N. backs U.S.-led force to safeguard food deliveries in Somalia. (includes excerpt from the U.N. resolution) | Business, general | |
| U.N. calls for U.S. embargo repeal. (Cuba) (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Underground flood devastates Chicago. (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| U.N envoy to investigate violence. (South Africa) | Business, general | |
| U.N. General Assembly expels Yugoslavia. (includes related articles on United Nations) | Business, general | |
| U.N. group condemns on rights abuses. (United Nations Human Rights Commission's condemnation of Cuba) | Business, general | |
| Unions call for general strike. (includes related articles on South Africa) | Business, general | |
| UNITA leader denies role in executions. (National Union for the Total Independence of Angola head Jonas Savimbi)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| UNITA probe reports on murders. (Union for the Total Independence of Angola)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| United Nations backs war-crimes panel for Bosnia. (includes related article and related developments) | Business, general | |
| United Nations votes Bosnian 'no-fly zone'; Serb warplanes violate ban. (United Nations Security Council)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| U.N. reports on A-arms threat. (International Atomic Energy Agency reports that Iran's atomic arms program is intended for peaceful purposes)(includes related developments) | Business, general | |
| Unrest greets emergency rule. (includes related articles) (Algeria) | Business, general | |
| U.N. Security Council votes Yugoslavia sanctions: trade ban, assets freeze included. (includes related articles) (Cover Story) | Business, general | |
| U.N. wins relief accord. (Sudan) | Business, general | |
| U.S. airlift to Somalia begins. (includes related articles and other developments) | Business, general | |
| U.S., allies move to protect Iraqi Shiite rebels. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| U.S., allies set Iraq 'no-fly zone'; Bush scores 'harsh repression' of Shiites. (George Bush)(includes related articles and other developments) | Business, general | |
| U.S. approval set for Northwest/KLM link. (Northwest Airlines and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines) (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| U.S. begins repatriations. (forcible repatriation of Haitian boat people) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| U.S., Canada, Mexico initial pact. (North American Free Trade Agreement)(includes related article) | Business, general | |
| U.S., Canada, Mexico reach North American Free Trade Agreement. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| U.S. covert action against Saddam Hussein reported. | Business, general | |
| U.S. demands Israeli settlement freeze in return for $10 billion in loan guarantees. (includes article on Israeli raid in Lebanon) | Business, general | |
| U.S. downs Iraqi warplane in 'no-fly zone': first clash over Shiite region. (includes related article and other Iraqi news) | Business, general | |
| U.S., EC reach deal on farm subsidy cuts; GATT talks set to resume. (European Community; General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| U.S. 'Endeavour' flies science mission. (space shuttle)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| U.S. ends probe on missile transfers. (missile transfers from Israel to China)(includes related article on Israel) | Business, general | |
| U.S. forces help dismantle armies. (includes related article on Angola) | Business, general | |
| U.S. gene patent request turned down. (U.S. National Institutes of Health) (includes other science news) | Business, general | |
| U.S., Mexico unveil border cleanup plan. | Business, general | |
| U.S., Netherlands sign 'open-skies' pact. (removal of restrictions on airline flights)(includes related article on merger of Northwest Airlines and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines) | Business, general | |
| U.S. news briefs. | Business, general | |
| U.S. news in brief. | Business, general | |
| U.S. news in brief. | Business, general | |
| U.S., Russia agree to decrease nuclear warheads; powers quarrel over land-based missiles. (includes other arms-control news) | Business, general | |
| U.S., Russia move to speed disarmament. | Business, general | |
| U.S. sees continued terrorist support. (includes related developments) (Libya) | Business, general | |
| U.S. Senate ratifies START. (Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| U.S. Senate votes on trade status. (China) | Business, general | |
| U.S. softwood ruling sparks row. (duty on Canadian exports of softwood lumber) | Business, general | |
| U.S. starts search for alien life. (includes related articles on space exploration) | Business, general | |
| U.S. students rank low in math, science. | Business, general | |
| U.S. suspends Belet Uen relief flights. (includes related articles on Somalia) | Business, general | |
| U.S. threatens stiff tariffs on EC goods. (European Community) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| U.S. to airlift food, medicine to ex-Soviet states. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| U.S. to pay full cost of hurricane relief in Florida. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| U.S. upholds refugee returns. (includes related article on Haiti) | Business, general | |
| Utilities in 'pollution credit' swap. | Business, general | |
| VA/HUD. (Department of Veterans Affairs; Department of Housing and Urban Development) (Major Spending Bills) | Business, general | |
| Vetoes by President Bush. (George Bush) | Business, general | |
| Vietnam turns over photos of American servicemen. (military personnel missing in action)(includes related articles and related developments) | Business, general | |
| Voters end Pindling's reign. (Prime Minister Lynden O. Pindling)(includes related articles on the Bahamas) | Business, general | |
| Voters firmly reject reform package. (Panama) (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Wannsee Holocaust museum opens. (includes related developments) (Germany) | Business, general | |
| War formally ends; army purge halted. (Salvadoran civil war) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Washington peace talks falter. (Arab-Israeli talks) (includes related article) | Business, general | |
| Water, energy, Russia aid bills signed. (includes related information) | Business, general | |
| Weak accord renews production quotas. (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries) | Business, general | |
| Weak employment data prompts Fed rate cut. (Federal Reserve Board)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Weinberger indicted in Iran-contra case. (Caspar W. Weinberger)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Weinberger notes undermine Bush claims. (Caspar W. Weinberger, George Bush)(includes related articles on Iran-Contra scandal) | Business, general | |
| White House rejects Oregon plan. (rationing of medical treatments) | Business, general | |
| Whites slain in terrorist attack. (South Africa) (includes other news of unrest in South Africa) | Business, general | |
| Wider state abortion limits upheld by Supreme Court; majority backs, but weakens, Roe v. Wade. (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| William Jefferson Clinton. (Biographies of the Democratic Candidates) | Business, general | |
| Winter Olympics in Albertville conclude. (1992 winter games in Albertville, France) | Business, general | |
| Withdrawal seen for coffee drinkers. (caffeine-withdrawal symptoms)(includes news about other health research) | Business, general | |
| World heads of state and government leaders. | Business, general | |
| World heads of state and government leaders. (Directory) | Business, general | |
| Yeltsin halts Russian troop pullout. (Boris Yeltsin, from the Baltic states) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Yeltsin humiliated, enemies emboldened. (Boris Yeltsin) (includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Yeltsin, Russian Congress compromise on reform. (Boris Yeltsin, Russian Congress of People's Deputies)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Yeltsin, Russian Congress in power struggle; president shifts aides to placate critics. (Boris Yeltsin, Russian Congress of People's Deputies)(includes related articles) | Business, general | |
| Yeltsin visits, signs accords. (Russian President Boris N. Yeltsin) (includes other news of China) | Business, general | |
| Yugoslav premier ousted by nationalist hard-liners. (Milan Panic) (includes related articles and articles on the civil war) | Business, general | |
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