Roanoke Times
& World-News
National/International: WEDNESDAY, May 2, 1990
ISRAELI SETTLERS LEAVE COMPOUND IN JERUSALEM
IRELAND BANS SMOKING IN MANY PUBLIC PLACES
CHENEY EXTENDS CONSTURCTION FREEZE
ELDER-CARE COST RISE PREDICTED
3RD ARK. STUDENT KILLS SELF IN WEEK
REPORT: STUDIES PROVE AGENT ORANGE-DISEASE LINK
BUSH SOUNDS FITNESS ALARM
DRUG KINGPIN URGES NORIEGA TO PLEAD GUILTY
JEERS FORCE GORBACHEV OFF STAND
HOUSE PASSES DEMOCRATS' BUDGET
BLACK INCUMBENT LEADS LEXINGTON COUNCIL RACE
MAYOR, COUNCIL RETURN IN ABINGDON ELECTION
INCUMBENTS VICTORIOUS IN INDEPENDENCE VOTE
SALTVILLE MAYOR BEATS WRITE-IN CHALLENGER
SALEM INCUMBENTS WIN
LAST-MINUTE CHALLENGER JUST WANTED A SHAKE-UP
TWO COUNCILMEN BACK AFTER VOTE IN BRISTOL
2 LOSE MARION SEATS
HILLSVILLE ELECTS NEW MAYOR, COUNCILMEN
INCUMBENT LOSES SEAT
IRON GATE WRITE-INS RETURN MAYOR TO OFFICE
BALLOT CANDIDATES WIN 8 FRIES COUNCIL SEATS
GALAX COUNCIL MEMBERS RE-ELECTED WITHOUT FIGHT
CHILHOWIE SLATE WINS
3 ELECTED IN BEDFORD
NEW CASTLE ELECTS 7
NEWCOMERS UNSEAT 2 ON RIDGEWAY COUNCIL
BUENA VISTA PLANT FOE LOSES COUNCIL SEAT BID
FLOYD MAYOR RE-ELECTED TO THIRD TERM IN LANDSLIDE
CHRISTIANSBURG MAYOR, COUNCIL RETURN TO OFFICE
PULASKI NEWCOMER WINS
EXXON SENDS CLEANUP CREWS BACK TO ALASKAN BEACHES
ECONOMIC GROWTH FORECAST
DISPARITIES IN HEALTH CARE MUST END, AMA PANEL SAYS
GORBACHEV INVITED PROTESTS
ERRORS IN PRESCRIPTIONS TOO COMMON, STUDY SAYS
1956 REVOLT LEADER NAMED HUNGARY'S PRESIDENT
THIRD TEEN KILLS HIMSELF
LITHUANIAN PRESIDENT AGREES TO SLOWDOWN
REED ANGRY OTHERS STILL BEING HELD
APOLLO WRECKAGE TO BE ENTOMBED WITH CHALLENGER
BUSH OFFICE HELPED GET GRANT, PANEL TOLD
2 MAYORS RE-ELECTED IN TOWNS IN BOTETOURT
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