Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: THURSDAY, April 5, 1990

• MOSCOW CAUTIONS ESTONIANS
• TOP EDUCATOR ALMOST QUIT JOB/ TEACHER OF THE YEAR OPTIMISTIC NOW
• REPORT: U.S. CUTS BACK ON SECRETS
• PERES READY TO FORM GOVERNMENT/ COALITION CLAIMS 1-VOTE MAJORITY
• FAKE SOS CUT SAILORS' CHANCES/ REAL MISSING BOAT CAUGHT IN HOAX
• SENATE OKS S&L NOMINEE
• IBM SCIENTISTS MOVE SINGLE ATOMS
• DRUG CHIEF'S REPORT TO CALL D.C. EFFORT A FLOP
• HOUSE URGES TIES TO LITHUANIA
• U.S., JAPAN TENTATIVELY AGREE ON TRADE TERMS
• 6 MILLION EXPECTED TO ASK MORE TAX TIME
• INDUSTRY BLASTS REPORT ON SAVING SPOTTED OWL
• BILL WOULD MAKE UNSIGNED EDITORIALS ILLEGAL IN FLORIDA
• CANCER-SCREENING TEST DOESN'T WORK
• TOWN THAT REJECTED AIDS VICTIM RELENTS
• CHEMOTHERAPY AHEAD FOR GOP CHAIRMAN
• JUDGE DENIES YOUTH BID TO SEE BROTHER
• FOUR REFUSE TO JOIN AFRICAN PEACE TALKS
• AGENT ORANGE CANCER LINK REVIVED
• HOUSE CALLS FOR SUPPORT OF LITHUANIA
• `HATE CRIME' BILL OK'D/ BUSH EXPECTED TO SIGN MEASURE
• RESEARCHERS LINE UP SINGLE ATOMS
• SUMMIT SET FOR MAY 30/ TWO LEADERS FACE ARMS-CONTROL ISSUES
• ART EXHIBIT DRAWS SUPPORT