Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: TUESDAY, April 17, 1990

• LEADER CALLS FOR NEW GOVERNMENT
• PANEL URGES CAUTION IN JOINT MARS PLANS
• KILLER BEES' STING LIKELY TO BE FELT IN MANY WALLETS
• BEN'S PENNY SAVED BUYS CONTROVERSY
• MILITARY EVICTS 1,200 FAMILIES FROM HOMES
• SENATORS DO WELL OUT OF STATE
• ACCENT RULED GROUNDS TO REJECT JOB APPLICANT
• COURT UPHOLDS BAN ON SCHOOL DANCES
• NATIONS SAY BUSH DELAYING
• ARREST CHEERS DESERTED WIFE
• U.S. WON'T REJOIN UNESCO
• ARMS DEALER'S SECOND APPEAL REJECTED
• LIFE IN FAKE-FAT CITY: ANOTHER BINGE?
• 3 HUD NO-BID CONTRACTS NOT ILLEGAL, KEMP SAYS
• THIS MAY BE YEAR FOR `KILLER BEES'
• DANCE BAN FOES LOOK TO ELECTION
• CONTRAS' REFUSAL TO DISBAND THREATENS PEACE
• CHURCH'S UNDERGROUND FUEL TANKS HAVE LEAKED OVER 30,000 GALLONS
• NUCLEAR SMUGGLING CITED
• TWO AMERICANS SHARE JAPAN SCIENCE PRIZES
• KEMP BANS NO-BID HOUSING CONTRACTS
• TAX LETTER EXPLODES; POSTAL WORKER HURT
• CONSUMER PRICES RISE SHARPLY
• LITHUANIA TO LOSE GAS
• CITY URGED TO CUT REAL ESTATE TAX RATE
• PEYOTE IN RELIGIOUS SERVICE ILLEGAL
• GALLERY PLEADS INNOCENT IN MAPPLETHORPE CASE