Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: THURSDAY, March 29, 1990

• CHINA LAUDS BUSH, BUT WON'T CONCEDE
• OBESITY, HEART ATTACKS LINKED
• DIOXIN STUDY MAY SUPPORT VETERANS
• IDAHO FINDS ITSELF ABORTION WAR SITE
• PANEL OKS FUND LIMIT FOR COLLIDER PROJECT
• TRYING EX-GERMAN LEADERS UNLIKELY
• CALIF. CITY PUTS BRAKES ON CRUISING
• GLASNOST COUPLE FLOURISH IN NOT-SO-COLD WAR
• MINIMUM-WAGE INCREASE A WASH FOR SOME WORKERS
• BAD AIR SPURS CANCER
• HOUSE OKS EPA CABINET MEASURE
• BILL WOULD BAR EXPORT OF BANNED PESTICIDES
• LITHUANIA EASES STANDS ON GUNS, BORDER GUARDS
• NUCLEAR DEVICES SEIZED
• NASA GETS BUGS OUT OF SHUTTLE TELESCOPE
• KILLER'S LETTER: 'AFTER IT WAS ALL OVER I SAID SOME PRAYERS'
• BRIEFLY . . .
• U.S. SAYS LIBYA ENHANCING PLANES
• JACKSON MAY SEEK HOUSE SEAT
• DRUG BUYER CHARGED AFTER QUALITY COMPLAINT
• STUDY: BLACKS UNABLE TO LEAVE INNER CITIES
• SOVIET OFFICIALS GRILLED IN HUGE ARMS SCANDAL
• CODE REVEALS ROUTINELY LATE AIRLINE FLIGHTS
• SLIM IS IN FOR AVOIDING HEART ATTACKS
• SLEEPLESSNESS NOT INEVITABLE FOR ELDERLY
• POLLUTED AIR LEADS TO SPREAD OF CANCER
• RASH EPIDEMIC CLOSES SCHOOLS IN TWO STATES
• ACNE DRUG SUPPRESSES PRECANCEROUS GROWTH
• CANCER CELLS KILLED BY GENETIC SABOTAGE
• HOUSE VOTES TO ELEVATE EPA TO CABINET STATUS
• LETTER SAYS FAMILY KILLED TO ENSURE THEIR SALVATION
• U.S., JAPAN MAY JOIN IN MILITARY RESEARCH
• FIRE VICTIMS ARE MOURNED BY THOUSANDS
• NUCLEAR DEVICES CONFISCATED/ 3 HELD; IRAQ DENIES INVOLVEMENT
• BEAR ATTACKS KEEPER
• AT LEAST 25 DEAD IN ZULU BATTLING
• AUSTRALIA'S HAWKE SET TO BEGIN 4TH TERM
• COLOMBIA SENDS 15TH DRUG SUSPECT TO U.S.
• NIXON BECOMES REFLECTIVE, PERSONAL IN HIS LATEST BOOK
• IDAHO FEELING FALLOUT FROM ABORTION LAW
• STRICTER RULES ON LAWN-CARE CHEMICALS URGED
• SOVIETS TOUR WEAPONS PLANT
• JACKSON REPORTED EYEING HOUSE SEAT
• SOVIETS OFFER AMNESTY/ LITHUANIAN DESERTERS URGED TO RETURN TO UNITS
• KGB FOILED KREMLIN ATTACKS
• NOT TESTIFYING LIKELY TO HURT POINDEXTER