Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: WEDNESDAY, April 11, 1990

• CELL DONOR SUES TO GAIN ANTI-CANCER DRUG PROFITS
• TRAINING PROGRAM COSTS IRS BILLIONS
• MEN CATCHING UP TO WOMEN IN NUMBERS
• STRESS RISK HIGHER FOR LOW-POWER JOBS
• DYING OFTEN POSTPONED FOR HOLIDAYS, RESEARCHERS SAY
• TRIO SHARE NEGLIGENCE IN CARGO DOOR INCIDENT
• THREE HOSTAGES RELEASED
• JUDGE DROPS CHARGES AGAINST EX-PTL PASTOR
• N-PLANTS STILL RISKS, GROUP SAYS
• KILLINGS OCCURRED IN MIDST OF LIST'S 'MIDLIFE CRISIS'
• WALESA MAKES BID TO LEAD POLAND
• FIRE-RETARDANT PLYWOOD PROMPTS SEVERAL SUITS
• SOUTH RANKED LAST ON ENVIRONMENT
• CHARGE AGAINST BAKKER ASSOCIATE DISMISSED
• NUCLEAR WORKERS AT HIGH RISK, GROUP SAYS
• JOB STRESS, HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE LINKED
• WON'T SEEK PRESIDENCY, WALESA SAYS
• SEPARATED BOYS ALLOWED VISIT
• CANADIAN SURVEY TALLIES 141 UFO SIGHTINGS IN '89
• CHRONIC FOOD SHORTAGES ANGER CUBANS, POSE THREAT TO CASTRO