Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: TUESDAY, May 15, 1990

• GORBACHEV REJECTS PLEAS FROM BALTICS
• QUOTA QUESTION SNAGS JOB BILL
• SHAKESPEARE IS ELEMENTARY
• DRUG REPORT CHEERED, DOUBTED
• MAJOR HANDICAPPED-RIGHTS BILL EXPECTED TO BECOME LAW
• GLOBAL WARMING PREDICTED TO HARM CROPS
• POPULATION EXPLOSION PREDICTED
• PAPA WALTON PUTTING DRAMA IN CONGRESSIONAL RACE
• QUICK DECISION DUE IN FLAG-BURNING CASE
• BLACK-ASIAN CONFRONTATION SPARKS ASSAULT
• MEN CRASH DICE GAME, KILLING FOUR
• BRIEFLY . . .
• BUSH SEEKS AUTHORITY TO FORCE PLANE LANDINGS
• EPA SAYS LOVE CANAL SAFE FOR HOMEOWNERS
• BUDGET DEFICIT LAW STRIKES FEAR/ GRAMM-RUDMAN COULD REQUIRE UP TO $100 BILLIO
• DIOXIN LIMITS IN PLACE
• AWARDS TRASH PACKAGE WASTE
• ACCORD CLOSE ON CIVIL RIGHTS BILL
• JUSTICE OFFICIALS REASSIGNED
• AIDS FUNDING BILL PASSAGE DELAYED
• ANALYSTS SAY FED UNLIKELY TO CHANGE MONETARY POLICY
• NLRB OKS COMPLAINT AGAINST GREYHOUND
• KANSAS CITY GETS NEW PAPER
• BUSH URGED NOT TO VETO CIVIL RIGHTS BILL
• SOARING STOCKS EASE CONCERN ABOUT INFLATION
• COURT GROUNDS TOWN'S BID TO TAX AIR SPACE
• BARRY PLEADS INNOCENT ON NEW CHARGES
• DRUG DELAYS PROGRESS OF HIV AIDS INFECTION
• DE KLERK TO VISIT BEFORE MANDELA
• U.S. TRIES TO TONE DOWN ENVIRONMENTAL PROPOSALS
• STATE ORDERED TO DIVEST
• BUDGET LAW INSTILLS FEAR AND LOATHING
• FOR THE RECORD