Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: FRIDAY, February 1, 1991

• DEATHS RISE IN SMOKERS OF '50S, '60S
• WIDOW KNITS TO WARM GIS' HEADS
• BUSINESS BOOMS NEAR THE FRONT
• MORE FUNDS SOUGHT FOR DRUG WAR/ BUSH PLANS TO ASK FOR $11.7 BILLION
• EVEN IN SAUDI ARABIA, SADDAM GETS ARAB RESPECT
• IRAN ANGERED BY ENTRY OF IRAQI PLANES
• IRAQ PREDICTED TO TREAT WOMEN POWS GENTLER
• RED CROSS SUPPLIES CROSS IRAQ-IRAN BORDER
• JUDGE ALLOWS CONTROVERSIAL MEDICINE POLICY
• U.S. PLANE CARRYING 14 SHOT DOWN
• INCREASE IN TRICHINOSIS CASES IN '90 REPORTED
• IOWA MAN CONVICTED IN THEFT OF 21,000 BOOKS
• NEW IRAQI ASSAULT FEARED/ BAGHDAD SAYS WOMAN IS POW
• DIPLOMATS RESIST CEASE-FIRE DEBATE
• IRAQ HOLDS ADVANTAGE IN GUNS
• FIRST WOMAN MIA PROMPTS DEBATE/ FEMALE MILITARY, COMBAT ROLES ARGUED
• FBI SAYS THREAT OF TERRORISM WON'T END WHEN WAR IS OVER
• BUSH HAILS MILITARY SACRIFICES
• CASUALTIES TO DATE
• END APARTHEID, SAYS PRESIDENT OF SOUTH AFRICA
• IRAQI TANKS CROSS BORDER\ALLIES BOMB ARMORED COLUMNS, TRADE ARTILLERY FIRE