Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: THURSDAY, May 17, 1990

• S. AFRICAN HOSPITALS OPENED TO ALL RACES
• REPRESENTATIVES OF RUSSIA PUSH FOR MORE POWER OR INDEPENDENCE
• CORRECTION
• NEW TACTICS AGAINST AIR TERRORISM TO BE CONSIDERED
• CORRECTION
• FLOODS INUNDATE HOMES, FARMLAND
• FOR THE RECORD
• FARM COUPLE GIVE UP, END OWN LIVES IN LATEST CRISIS/
• SKULL MAY CLOSE EVOLUTIONARY GAP
• `TURTLES' IMITATORS RUN RISKS/ SEWER SHELL GAME CALLED A HAZARD
• KEMP DESCRIBES HUD JOLT/ SENATE PANEL TOLD OF WIDE CORRUPTION
• ELITE COLLEGES DEBATE STUDENT-AID GUARANTEES
• PHILIPPINES BASE TALKS TAKE UNFRIENDLY TURN
• U.S. LACKS SCIENCE GRADUATES
• OKLAHOMA TORNADO KILLS ONE
• MUPPET FATHER JIM HENSON DIES/ NEGLECTED PNEUMONIA CALLED CAUSE OF DEATH
• RIGHTS GROUP CITES ISRAELI CHILD CRUELTY
• NAZI-TRIAL BILL HEADED FOR DEFEAT IN BRITAIN
• E. GERMANY ASKS SYRIA TO RETURN NAZI FUGITIVE
• SLAUGHTERED CELEBRITY PIG MOURNED
• FREED HOSTAGE NEEDS SURGERY FOR CANCER
• BUSH: DEFICIT CONTROL `URGENT'/ PRESIDENT RELUCTANT TO AIR PROPOSAL
• LITHUANIA OFFERS TO SUSPEND LAWS TO BREAK IMPASSE
• HARDER TIMES AHEAD FOR EUROPE, CIA SAYS
• SENATE APPROVES $2.9 BILLION FOR AIDS PROGRAMS
• WHITE HOUSE SEEKS TOUGHER DRUG CONTROL
• BUSH, BAKER SAY BALTIC CRISIS HINDERS TALKS WITH SOVIETS
• PANEL WOULD END RADIO FREE EUROPE
• ARIZONA ESTABLISHES HOLIDAY HONORING KING
• NO NEW SANCTIONS PLANNED FOR CHINA
• AIDS TEST SOMETIMES LIES, DOCTORS REPORT
• SAMMY DAVIS JR. KEPT 'EM DAZZLED DESPITE THE PAIN
• PLANE-BOMB DETECTOR UNRELIABLE, PANEL SAYS
• PAY PLEDGE ENDS STRIKE IN NICARAGUA
• BUSH URGES AID OK/ NICARAGUA PACKAGE STALLED IN CONGRESS
• COLLEGES CUT STUDENT AID
• BOSSES - FROM GOOD, TO BAD TO UNBELIEVABLE
• TRADE DEFICIT RISES
• EX-HOSTAGE HAS LARYNX REMOVED
• FREED AMERICAN HOSTAGE ROBERT POLHILL HAS
• HATCH HAILS WIDE MARGIN IN PASSAGE OF AIDS BILL
• ALLEGED KILLER FOR DRUG CARTEL BROUGHT TO U.S.
• FLIGHT ATTENDANTS REPORT SICKNESS
• BARRY'S LAWYER SEEKS DISMISSAL OF CHARGES
• PAYMENTS FOR AGENT ORANGE VICTIMS URGED
• SISTERS WIN LAWSUIT AGAINST ABUSIVE FATHER
• BRIEFLY
• AQUINO ASKS MEDICAL AID AS PAYMENT
• S. KOREAN STUDENTS CLASH WITH POLICE
• BAKER REPORTS LITTLE ARMS TALKS PROGRESS
• EX-PRESIDENT LEADS DOMINICAN VOTING
• STUDY FINDS TESTS OFTEN FAILED TO DETECT AIDS CASES
• SOME RECORD STORES CARDING CUSTOMERS/ MUSIC WITH WARNING LABELS NOT BEING SOL
• SOIL FUNGUS MAY CAUSE PARKINSON'S
• VIDEO GAMES LINKED TO EPILEPTIC ATTACKS
• STUDY LINKS SPERMICIDE TO WOMEN'S INFECTIONS
• FDA SEEKING BAN OF SOME INGREDIENTS
• VACCINATION-INJURY INFORMATION ON HOTLINE
• STUDY: LIGHT EXPOSURE MAY EASE DISORDERS
• U.S. READIES PLAN TO FEED 14,000 CONTRAS
• NAILS ON INTERSTATE FLATTEN 95 TIRES
• BUSH CANCELS PLANS TO SPEAK TO BAPTISTS