Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: WEDNESDAY, May 16, 1990

• HUBBLE'S POINTED IN RIGHT DIRECTION
• REBELS TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR SLAYINGS
• STRIKERS WANT CHAMORRO TO QUIT
• DE KLERK VISIT PLAN CALLED `SLAP IN FACE'
• SENATE VOTE LIMITS DEBATE ON AIDS BILL
• BARRY PLEADS NOT GUILTY
• SOME PRE-JOB DRUG TESTS RULED UNCONSTITUTIONAL
• DOMESTIC BUDGET TALKS BEGIN/ BUSH DOESN'T BROACH TAX SUBJECT BUT HINTS HE'LL
• `FAT CITY CUTS CHOLESTEROL
• VATICAN, ROMANIA RESUME TIES
• RACE IS ON TOWARD SUPER-SILENT SHIP
• STRAGGLERS FLEE AS WATERS RISE
• PLANT `VACCINE' KILLS PESTS, SCIENTISTS SAY
• EXECUTION LEGISLATION PROMOTED
• RESEARCHERS WANT RFK SLAYING CASE REOPENED
• AIR FORCE SHOWS DESIGN OF NEW STEALTH FIGHTER
• U.S. CONSIDERS AIR TO NICARAGUA
• PANEL: RETALIATE AGAINST TERROR/ COMMISSION URGES MILITARY ACTION TO PROTECT
• FLOOD DISASTER DECLARED
• PHILIPPINES SAYS U.S. OWES $222.6 MILLION
• VAN GOGH AUCTIONS AT $82 MILLION
• PRESIDENT'S PERSONAL WORTH TOPS $2 MILLION
• INVITATION TO MALEK WAS SENT BY MISTAKE
• HEALTH INSURANCE FRAUD CITED
• PRICES INCREASE SLIGHTLY
• FIRST COUNTY POLICE CHIEF NAMED
• LOVE CANAL HOMES FIND READY BUYERS
• MUPPETS CREATOR DIES AT 53
• SINGER-DANCER-ACTOR SAMMY DAVIS JR. DIES OF CANCER