Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: TUESDAY, March 5, 1991

• MARIJUANA MEDICAL USE URGED/ COURT ASKED TO OK LEGISLATION
• ALCOHOL, CIGARETTE DEALERS OVERPAY TAXES
• TERRORISM STILL LIKELY, U.S. SAYS/ END OF GULF WAR WON'T END THREATS
• SOUTH KOREA SETS FIRST LOCAL VOTE IN 30 YEARS
• 5-YEAR TERM SUGGESTED FOR GUN OFFENSE
• LT. GEN. KELLY ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT
• U.S. TROOPS NOT FINDING IRAQI CHEMICAL WEAPONS
• SUPREME COURT REFUSES TO LIMIT PUNITIVE DAMAGES
• RELIGION JUST PART OF UNREST
• `LEMON LAW' APPEAL REFUSED BY COURT
• ARTERY DRILL CLEARS CLOGS/ SUCCESS RATE 95% WITH DIAMOND-TIPPED TOOL,
• GM PREPARES TO BUILD '93 ELECTRIC CARS
• SUSPECT LIKELY NOT BABY'S MOTHER
• POLICE, FIRE STAFFS CHOOSING JOBS OVER TOBACCO
• VICTIM'S NEW LIFE CUT SHORT
• TALES OF IRAQI TORTURE UNFOLD
• FREED POWS' FAMILIES REJOICE, PLAN WELCOMES
• DISSENT LOUDER IN IRAQ
• MORE SUSPECT SUDAFED FOUND
• FIRST ALLIED PRISONERS FREED/ IRAQI TROOPS REPORTEDLY TAKING AIM AT PROTESTERS
• JOB-BIAS RULING INTERPRETATIONS QUESTIONED
• TROOPER DELIVERS GRIM NEWS
• FIRST TROOPS COMING HOME
• WARS GO ON