Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: FRIDAY, May 18, 1990

• BUDGET TALKS RESUME AMID DISTRUST
• GROUPS PRAISE IDEA OF YOUTH SERVICE BILL
• FREED HOSTAGE'S LARYNX REMOVED
• BRITISH AIDED N. IRELAND'S TERRORISTS, DETECTIVE SAY
• BROADCAST SHIP IN SEA OF RED TAPE
• RADIO NETWORK SHUTDOWNS NOT IMMINENT
• BRANDO'S SON HELD IN SLAYING
• DISCOVERY OF GRAPHITE IN STARS ENDS DEBATE
• U.S. EASES NATO STAND/ ALLIES NO LONGER ASKED TO RAISE DEFENSE BUDGETS
• BAKER TO MEET LEADER OF LITHUANIA TODAY
• SANDINISTAS CALL OFF WALKOUTS
• DOMINICAN CANDIDATE ACCUSES LEADER OF FRAUD
• ISRAEL DEMANDS PROOF OF BODIES BEFORE SWAP
• KOREAN STUDENTS, POLICE MARK BATTLE WITH CLASH
• DANGEROUS BACTERIA MAY BE SPREADING, RESEARCHERS SAY
• BUSH, CONGRESS SEEK RIGHTS BILL COMPROMISE
• CAMPUS CHEATING ON THE RISE
• BUSH, KOHL STRESS GERMANY-NATO VOW
• RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS WARNED TO SCREEN MAIL
• DAM FLOW JOINS RIVER FLOOD/ RESIDENTS GUARD AGAINST LOOTERS AS LEVEL RISES
• SOVIETS TURN TO WEST FOR AID
• AIDS CHANGE IMPERILS DISABLED RIGHTS BILL
• SHAMIR WINS TIME FOR COALITION EFFORT
• N.Y. JUDGE DROPS MOST HELMSLEY TAX COUNTS
• PANAMANIAN STUDENT CLEARED OF BUSH THREAT
• MILLS COLLEGE WOMEN END CAMPUS TAKEOVER
• DAVIS RITES EXPECTED TO DRAW 6,000 FANS
• WOMAN, 73, RELIEVED TO BE OFFICIALLY ALIVE
• NORIEGA CO-DEFENDANT GETS 30-MONTH TERM
• GORBACHEV, LITHUANIANS TALK
• SENATE OKS BILL TO CURB CHEMICAL ARMS
• N.J. LEGISLATORS PASS ASSAULT-WEAPON BAN
• NAVAL ACADEMY HAZING PROMPTS INVESTIGATIONS
• BRIEFLY
• RACIAL-SLAYING DEFENDANT FOUND GUILTY IN BROOKLYN
• BUSH, CONGRESS SEEK RIGHTS BILL COMPROMISE
• GAWKERS RISK HIGH WATERS TO SEE FLOODED AREA
• PROGRESS REPORTED IN PHILIPPINES TALKS
• LOUISIANA EXECUTES KILLER
• JURY FINDS TEEN GUILTY IN BLACK YOUTH'S DEATH
• SPOKESMAN DENIES BUSH `UNINVITATION'
• SMALLER BUDGET CUTS FAVORED
• POLHILL RECOVERING FROM SURGERY
• LAWYER: BRANDO'S SON FIRED IN SELF-DEFENSE
• RENOIR SOLD TO COLLECTOR IN JAPAN
• GERMANYS SIGN TREATY ON MERGER
• BALTIC CRISIS EASES
• RAISA GORBACHEV TO JOIN BARBARA BUSH AT WELLESLEY
• SOCIAL SECURITY CHIEF DEFENDS HER AGENCY
• RED CROSS ASKED ABOUT HOSTAGE DEAL