Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: WEDNESDAY, June 20, 1990

• `SEWER COPS' FOLLOW TRAIL OF ENVIRONMENTAL MISDEEDS
• DRUG AGENT MURDER TRIAL FAR FROM DULL
• VETO THREAT DELAYS CIVIL RIGHTS BILL
• FRIENDLY FIRE TOLL DROPS FOR PANAMA
• APARTHEID LAW REPEALED
• FIVE NATIONS TO EASE BORDER RESTRICTIONS
• U.S. TO RETURN PART OF OCCUPIED OKINAWA
• MANDELA VISIT DRAPED IN POLITICS
• HOUSE TO VOTE ON FLAG AMENDMENT
• HOUSE UPS BUSH'S ANTE ON SPENDING
• PILOTS FACED FATAL CRASH CALMLY, TAPES SHOW
• AMATEUR ASTRONOMERS ALLOWED TO USE HUBBLE
• FOR THE RECORD
• CHANGES IN MORTGAGE DEDUCTIONS PROPOSED
• SENATE PANEL VOTES HELP FOR DAIRY FARMERS
• ARTS FUNDING'S FUTURE IN HANDS OF HOUSE
• WHITE HOUSE, DEMOCRATS BLAME EACH OTHER FOR S&L SCANDAL
• CHENEY SAYS CUTS WOULD ELIMINATE 600,000 JOBS
• PESTICIDE FATAL TO 11 STOWAWAYS
• WAR DOGS EXPERIENCE HIGH TUMOR INCIDENCE
• CLAIMANTS LOSE FIGHT FOR RICH TEXAS OIL LAND
• INVENTORY ORDERED OF GERMAN ARTWORK
• HUNTS' COLLECTION SOLD TO SETTLE DEBTS
• WALESA VOWS TO BE PRESIDENT
• TENN. PUBLISHER ROY MCDONALD DIES