Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: WEDNESDAY, March 21, 1990

• BUSH:U.S. MUST MAINTAIN SECURITY IN CHANGING WORLD
• JUDGE REJECTS MOTION TO ACQUIT POINDEXTER
• ETHNIC GANGS FIGHT IN ROMANIAN CITY
• FOR THE RECORD
• SECESSIONISTS WIN AS ESTONIANS ELECT A NEW PARLIAMENT
• LAWSUIT FEARS LIMITING USE OF HEART DRUG
• PREMIER SAYS CHINA MUST HOLD ITS OWN LINE
• NAMIBIA MARKS INDEPENDENCE
• W.GERMANS END AID FOR BORDER CROSSERS
• COURT BACKS UNION LAWSUIT JURY TRIALS
• ABORTION-COUNSELING BAN DECLARED ILLEGAL
• U.S. TRIES TO COUNT HOMELESS
• STUDY: ABORTION GROUPS AVOIDING AIDS VICTIMS
• BIG REWARD OFFERED IN ART THEFT
• 6 KILLED IN UPRISINGS IN TRANSYLVANIAN CITY
• NORIEGA'S CAPTURE CALLED NOT IMPORTANT
• SUITS SAY DIET PROGRAM CAUSED GALLBLADDER DAMAGE
• 143RD ARAB YOUTH KILLED IN UPRISING
• INDIA REJECTS COKE'S BID TO BUILD PLANT
• MONGOLIAN LEGISLATURE CHOOSES NEW LEADER
• POLISH PATRIOT'S REMAINS MAY BE SENT HOME AT LAST
• READ MY TEA LEAVES, BUSH SAYS
• TRIPLING OF DRUG FUNDS REQUESTED
• SLOW RISE IN HEART RATE MAY TRIGGER PAINLESS ANGINA
• THIRD WORLD TERMED LIKELY TROUBLE SPOT
• NAMIBIANS CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE
• POINDEXTER LOSES BID FOR DIARIES
• NATION COUNTS HOMELESS