Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: THURSDAY, June 28, 1990

• SHRINKING ICE RAISES QUESTION OF WARMING
• BAD WEATHER, AFTERSHOCKS HURT QUAKE RELIEF WORK
• VOLUNTEERS LEAVING PHILIPPINES
• BUSH BACKS FREER TRADE, EASED DEBTS
• MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY TREATMENT CALLED SAFE
• MEDICARE PLAN INTENDED TO CUT BYPASS COSTS
• MODEL DETAILS BARRY'S DRUG USE
• GOT SPACEY IDEAS? CALL NASA
• BUSH TAX SWITCH ON PUBLIC'S LIPS
• NRC PLANS TO EXEMPT LOW-LEVEL NUCLEAR WASTE
• CZECHS TESTED MATERIAL LINKED TO FATAL JET BLAST
• STUDIES: YOUTHS JUST DON'T CARE
• SAMSON LETTER FOUND, SAYS SCROLL RESEARCHER
• HUBBLE CAN'T SEE CLEARLY
• JUSTICES SHIELD CHILD WITNESSES IN ABUSE CASES
• HUNGARY WAS HAVEN FOR ELUSIVE TERRORIST
• S&L DEBATE SPLITS SENATE ALONG REGIONAL LINES
• HUBBLE TELESCOPE HAS FOCUSING PROBLEM
• 3 EARLY VAN GOGHS STOLEN FROM MUSEUM
• MIAMI OFFICIALS GIVE MANDELA COLD SHOULDER
• NICARAGUAN REBELS GIVE UP ARMS
• 7 POLICE, JUDGE SLAIN IN COLOMBIA
• ARCTIC ICE PACK SHRINKING
• SOVIET RADICALS SEE LITTLE CHANGE IN PARTY
• INSIDE JOB SUSPECTED IN HOLDUP
• CHINA ADOPTS STRONG FLAG LAW
• TRADE ACCORD REACHED
• TUITION-LOAN PLAN WOULD TAP SOCIAL SECURITY
• AMA ENDORSES TESTING OF FRENCH ABORTION PILL
• CALIFORNIA FIRES BURN 280 HOMES