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National/International: FRIDAY, March 2, 1990

• CIA CHIEF: VIOLENCE WOULD FOLLOW GORBACHEV OUSTER
• CHOLESTEROL TESTS OFF BASE, STUDY SAYS
• INJURIES, ALZHEIMER'S LINKED/ RESEARCHERS FIND HEAD TRAUMA COMMON IN PASTS OF
• LEADING DRUG AGENT QUITS IN DISGUST WITH LEADERSHIP
• NYC TAKES STAND AGAINST HOMELESS
• PAN AM HAD EASED SECURITY BEFORE BOMB
• GAO REPORT SAYS PENTAGON MUST CUT MORE
• CBS LIFTS ROONEY'S SUSPENSION
• GLOBAL DRUG RISE DETAILED/ ANDEAN COUNTRIES ESCAPE CENSURE
• N-PLANT LICENSE CLEARED/ SEABROOK GETS OK TO RUN AT FULL POWER
• OFFICER SLAPS ZSA ZSA WITH $10 MILLION SUIT
• BRIEFLY
• ISRAEL GETS ULTIMATUM/ U.S. SAYS STOP WEST BANK, GAZA SETTLEMENT TO GET AID
• ASIAN IMMIGRATION UP 70 PERCENT IN 1980S
• CONSERVATIVES CELEBRATE, BUT SEEK NEW CAUSES
• BUSH AIDED CHAMORRO CAMPAIGN DESPITE LEGAL WORRY
• BUSH, SENATE LEADERS AGREE ON CLEAN AIR BILL
• EXXON DENIES OFFICIAL LEFT BECAUSE OF SPILL
• BILL TO SPUR VOLUNTEERISM CLEARS SENATE
• FORESTRY PROGRAM FUNDING CUTS OPPOSED
• $100 MILLION SPENT TO HONOR EX-LEADERS
• HEALTH BENEFITS PLAN IN TROUBLE
• CBS RETURNS ROONEY TO `60 MINUTES' LINEUP
• ANC GIVES MANDELA NEW TITLE
• GREYHOUND DRIVERS STRIKE
• SHE HAS REASON TO FEEL RUN DOWN
• NUCLEAR ENERGY WON THE SEABROOK BATTLE, BUT MAY LOSE THE WAR
• SALES OF NEW HOMES FALL 7.1%
• ECONOMY REMAINS SLUGGISH
• U.S. SUES VMI AS EXPECTED
• 16 KILLED IN CAIRO HOTEL FIRE
• TOBACCO ADS COME UNDER FIRE AT HEARING
• MINERS WALK OUT
• NASA SOURCES: ATLANTIS EJECTS SPY SATELLITE