Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: MONDAY, June 11, 1990

• ANIMAL PROTECTORS RALLY IN D.C.
• WOMAN PLANNED DEATH WITH SAME ZEST SHE FACED LIFE
• FUJIMORI DEFEATS NOVELIST IN PERU
• TRADITIONALISTS LEAD IN BULGARIA
• BRIEFLY . . .
• CRUISE SHIP HITS ROCKS; NO ONE HURT
• CREW SAVES PILOT HANGING FROM JET
• TWO RAPPERS ARRESTED AFTER PERFORMANCE OF SONGS RULED OBSCENE
• AIDES: BARRY BID OUT
• SEA AFLAME AFTER TANKER EXPLOSIONS
• SKY-DIVE OFF BUILDING KILLS MAN
• CONSERVATION, PRICES REMAIN FARM-BILL ISSUES
• FAVOR TREES OVER SIGNS, FEDERAL OFFICIALS ORDER
• BRIEFLY . . .
• VANDALS DESECRATE 80 TOMBSTONES
• SEVEN PREMIERS SIGN QUEBEC PACT
• AMERICANS FLEE LIBERIAN FIGHTING
• WIN SHIFTS TOP CZECHS' CHALLENGES
• CRUISE SHIP LEAKING FUEL OFF CAPE COD
• RAP GROUP MEMBERS ARRESTED AFTER CONCERT
• SUICIDE-MACHINE USER EULOGIZED AS `PIONEER'
• BLAZING TANKER STILL AFLOAT
• MAN REGARDED AS OLDEST DIES AT 112
• TEEN GETS MAXIMUM JAIL TERM
• COURT BROADENS POLICE POWERS
• SOVIET, BALTIC CHIEFS TO MEET