Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: WEDNESDAY, March 7, 1990

• GEPHARDT PROPOSES DIRECT U.S. AID TO SOVIET UNION
• OLD GUARD NOT VANQUISHED, SOVIET ELECTION RESULTS SHOW
• RIFT THREATENS ISRAELI GOVERNMENT
• KOHL BACKS BORDER TREATY WITH POLAND
• CHICAGO TEACHES DEMOCRACY
• PHILIPPINE COURT ORDERS LEADER RELEASED ON BAIL
• UNION URGES BUS STRIKERS TO MAKE BLOOD DELIVERIES
• BOARD OKS INCREASE IN POSTAL RATES
• REGIONAL RED CROSS REPORTS NO SHORTAGES
• GOP LAWMAKERS URGE FLAG AMENDMENT
• AFGHAN COUP ATTEMPT FAILS; TROOPS SEEK RENEGADE OFFICIAL
• HIGHWAY REVISION SOUGHT/ BUSH WOULD SHIFT MORE COSTS TO STATES
• THREE DEAD AFTER BLAST AT COLO. RESORT BANK
• GEPHARDT PROPOSES U.S. AID TO SOVIETS
• U.S.: LIBYA MAKING MUSTARD GAS
• SOVIET-MADE ROCKETS MAY VIOLATE PACT
• HOMELAND DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY
• NOT ALL OLD-LINE SOVIETS SWEPT OUT OF OFFICES
• POINDEXTER JURY EASY TO SELECT
• MILITARY STORAGE OVERFLOWS
• BRIEFLY . . .
• BUCKEY LAWYER ASKS TO RETAIN SEX CHARGE
• GARLAND WON'T SEEK RE-ELECTION
• HIGHWAY REVISION SOUGHT
• BYE-BYE BLACKBIRD: SPY PLANE RETIRED AFTER ITS SWAN SONG
• SENATE PANEL TO PUSH DURENBERGER PROBE
• NEW YORK RESTORES SUBWAY BENCHES
• FOR THE RECORD
• PUBLIC'S SYMPATHY FOR THE HOMELESS IS WEARING THIN
• RAFSANJANI SAYS HOSTAGE ISSUE TO BE SOLVED
• POINDEXTER JURY POOL STILL GROWING
• AMA URGES EXPANSION OF MEDICAID
• AT LEAST 5 DEAD IN RIOTS IN S. AFRICA
• ISRAELI CABINET DELAYS PEACE-PROPOSAL VOTE
• POLICE SHOT THEIR OWN IN DRUG RAID
• SCIENTIST AND LAWYER SHARE TEMPLETON PRIZE
• EXXON SKIPPER DRUNK, TOXICOLOGIST SAYS
• BANK BLAST PROBED
• STUDIES SHOW MORE STUDENTS CHEATING
• DOOMSDAY CLOCK RESET BY SCIENTISTS
• ANTI-DRUG EFFORT GOT BOOST FROM SAUDIS
• IDENTITY OF DEFENDANTS WHO PAY CASH ASKED
• HAITIAN BLOOD-DONOR BAN DRAWS PROTESTS
• DIESEL FUEL SPILLED INTO NEW JERSEY RIVER
• BYE, BYE, BLACKBIRD/ SR-71 SPY PLANE SETS RECORDS ON LAST FLIGHT
• RENEGADE TROOPS FIGHT FOR CONTROL OF AFGHAN AIR BASE