Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: TUESDAY, March 13, 1990

• SHOT FIRED AT BUS IN CONN.
• DISABLED PROTEST FOR BILL'S PASSAGE
• CEILING COLLAPSES IN N.Y. SHOP; 1 KILLED
• FAA ORDERS DC-10 CHANGES
• FLIGHT INSPECTORS TO BE TRAINED TO SPOT DRINKERS
• STUDY: SLEEP TRIGGERS MOODS
• BACKERS HOPE HIGH-SPEED TRAIN BOUND FOR GLORY
• NORTH:POINDEXTER TORE UP DOCUMENT
• ACTION ALARMS SOVIETS
• PARTISAN MOVE COULD TRIGGER FALL OF ISRAELI GOVERNMENT
• SOVIETS: CIA PLOTTED SMEAR TACTICS
• DEBATE OVER FLUORIDE-CANCER RENEWED
• REPUBLICS BLAST GORBACHEV PLAN
• TAX-BOOST PLAN DRAWS INTEREST OF WHITE HOUSE
• WITNESS IN N.Y. RACIAL ATTACK CHARGED IN DEATH
• U.S. CAUTIOUSLY BACKS LITHUANIAN INDEPENDENCE
• BUSH TO SEEK $300 MILLION FOR ASSISTANCE TO NICARAGUA
• MORE DATA ON GAYS LIKELY
• ALLSTATE PLANS TO FIGHT N.J. PREMIUM LAW
• AIDS VACCINE TESTS TO BE EXPANDED
• DISABLED CLIMB CAPITOL STEPS
• BRIEFLY . . .
• MEMO DETAILS PROBLEMS AT NUCLEAR PLANTS
• BUSH SAYS HE'S WILLING TO NEGOTIATE ON DEFICIT
• GORBACHEV PLAN TO STRENGTHEN PRESIDENCY APPROVED
• TRADE BAN LIFTED
• AMNESIA VICTIM, IMPOSTOR OR BOTH?
• WOMAN TAKES OVER AS PRESIDENT OF HAITI
• CONFLICTS IN NORTH TESTIMONY RECALLED
• QUAYLE, ORTEGA MEET, TALK
• WHO PAYS TRANSPORTATION BILL?
• GREYHOUND OFFERS REWARD IN FLORIDA SHOOTING
• MODIFICATIONS ORDERED ON DC-10S' HYDRAULICS
• U.S. CAN DO LITTLE TO SUPPORT LITHUANIAN SECESSION