Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: MONDAY, April 2, 1990

• SURGE IN VOLUNTEERING PUTS STRAIN ON SOME AGENCIES
• MILITARY A CASUALTY OF PEACE
• TRAILWAYS DRIVER SHOT, CRITICALLY INJURED
• CBS DUMPS MUSBURGER AS CONTRACT TALKS FAIL
• HONDURAS MILITARY PRESSES HUNT FOR MEN WHO ATTACKED AMERICANS
• U.S. BACK ON TOP AS NO. 1 EXPORTER
• COLT MAY BE BACK WITH ASSAULT RIFLE
• HIGH COURT TO STUDY CALIFORNIA EXECUTION
• BRIEFLY . . .
• IRAQ WARNS OF CHEMICAL USE
• JAPANESE FLEET TAKES 330 WHALES OFF ANTARCTICA IN DISPUTED PROGRAM
• PUNITIVE DAMAGES TO BE STUDIED
• TOKYO STOCKS CONTINUE TO FALL
• BUS DRIVER MAY LOSE ARM IN ATTACK