Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: THURSDAY, March 22, 1990

• POINDEXTER JUDGE DROPS ORDER FOR REAGAN DIARY
• MERIT PAY PROPOSED BY BUSH
• COMMITTEE BACKS WIDER GUN BAN
• 'GRAFFITI' TOWN WANTS BRAKES ONE CRUISING
• SINGER NEEDS BACK SURGERY AFTER CRASH
• MENTAL ILLNESS CITED BY DEFENSE IN KILLINGS
• STUDY CONCLUDES ASPIRIN CAN CUT RISK OF STROKES
• CORRECTIONS
• SENATE REJECTS THIRD TRY TO TOUGHEN AIR BILL
• CENSUS COUNTS PEOPLE OF NIGHT
• NORIEGA AIDE IN PLEA DEAL
• MANDELA LECTURES BAKER
• 2 NEW STUDIES SAY FIBER DIET BENEFICIAL
• BUDGET DEFICIT FOR '90 HURTLING PAST TARGET
• BUSH: POLES MUST HAVE `VOICE' IN GERMAN TALKS
• BUSH WON'T RENEW LIMITS ON ART FUNDS
• DEMOCRATS TO PROPOSE $2 BILLION FOR EUROPE
• ENVOY SAYS U.S. WILL LET SOVIET TROOPS STAY
• DENG QUITS POST TO BOOST JAING
• TESTIMONY SECRECY LAWS LIFTED
• MYSTERY-FLIGHT LAWYER INDICTED
• BUSH FIRM ON BROCCOLI, BUT PRAISES DONATION
• BRIEFLY. . .
• MORE JOB-SEEKERS HEADING BACK TO SCHOOL--TO TEACH
• TAIWAN ELECTS INCUMBENT
• BRIEFLY . . .
• FOR THE RECORD
• COAL ISSUE HOLDS UP VOTE ON CLEAN-AIR BILL
• COMMITTEE TRIES TO BAN U.S.-MADE ASSAULT RIFLES
• IRS DIRECTOR DENIES ERRORS WIDESPREAD
• REPORT FINDS ROADS, BRIDGES IN BAD SHAPE
• STUDIES CITE OAT BRAN BENEFITS
• BUSH HOLDING ANOTHER MEETING WITH PRIME MINISTER OF POLAND
• ASPIRIN CUTS RISK OF STROKE
• COURT EASES RESTRICTIONS ON GRAND JURY TESTIMONY
• RECALL OF DRUG WIDENED
• JAPANESE FIRMS TAKING OVER 7-ELEVEN
• COMPUTER VIRUS HITS N.C. STATE
• U.S. REACHES AGREEMENT WITH SOVIETS ON GRAIN PACT
• SOVIET DEMANDS ANGER LITHUANIA
• COLOMBIAN CANDIDATE ATTACKED
• CZECHS QUIT SELLING EXPLOSIVES TO LIBYA
• CZECHS QUIT SELLING EXPLOSIVES TO LIBYA
• MAGAZINE: IRS WRONG IN ALMOST HALF OF CLAIMS