Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: SUNDAY, March 11, 1990

• DAYTONA WARY OF SPRING BREAK
• REPLACEMENT WORKERS POSE THREAT TO GREYHOUND STRIKERS
• GROWING FEAR FOR OIL-RICH COUNTRIES: DYING OF THIRST
• DEMOCRATS WORRY ABOUT LEADERSHIP
• `MISSING' WIDOW TO SEE END OF ERA
• SELMA MARCH PLANNERS SEEK AGE OF ACTIVISM
• BRANDT TO POLES: BORDER OK WITH GERMANS
• POSTAL INCREASE COULD BOOST PRIVATE DELIVERY
• VETERANS' DEPARTMENT FACING TOUGH CHOICES
• HEROISM REWARDED 21 YEARS AFTER RESCUE
• SPERM-BANK BABY OF DIFFERENT RACE PROMPTS LAWSUIT
• CRASH DRIVER'S LAWYERS FILE NOTICE OF APPEAL
• DISGUSTED THIEF RETURNS LOOT TO POORER VICTIM
• RADIOACTIVE PELLET CAUSES WORLD SEARCH
• SUBWAY CRASH FINDINGS IN
• S&L CRISIS REARS ITS HEAD, AGAIN
• AIDS DRUG LINKED TO 7 DEATHS
• MANY LEADERS GIVE PINOCHET ONE LAST SNUB
• HAITIAN LEADER OUSTED