Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: FRIDAY, March 9, 1990

• STUDY:U.S. TAX SYSTEM PAYS RICH, ROBS COUNTRY
• AMBUSH OF AIDS VIRUS BEING STUDIED
• SYRIAN LEADER CALLS CHANGE IN EAST BLOCK BOON TO ISRAELIS
• W. GERMAN LAWMAKERS VOTE TO HONOR POLISH BORDER
• CAMPAIGN FINANCE BILL EMERGING
• PIERCE AIDE TO TESTIFY, FOR IMMUNITY
• DINGELL SAYS PENTAGON HAS HIDDEN SLUSH FUNDS
• NOMINEE APPROVED FOR CIVIL RIGHTS POSITION
• `RAFSANJANI' HOAX CALL DUPES BUSH
• STRIKE CALLED ILLEGAL; TEACHERS CAN BE FIRED
• SNOW PLASTERS MIDWEST
• FORBES GIVES RICH SURPRISE
• POINDEXTER TRIAL GETS UNDER WAY
• NIXON WELCOMED TO HOUSE
• NEW POLICY FOR TRANSIT COSTS RIPPED
• SENATE COMMITTEE OKS CAMPAIGN-FINANCE BILL
• TORCHING VICTIM FIGHTS FOR LIFE
• CLEAN AIR AMENDMENT VOTED DOWN
• ECONOMICS IS FOCUS OF QUAYLE'S TRIP
• LONGEST-TERM APPLICANT ALLOWED TO EMIGRATE
• ARSON BLAMED FOR FIRE KILLING 11 IN RESTAURANT
• DOCTOR WITH AIDS DROPS SUIT AGAINST HOSPITAL
• GERMAN UNIFICATION TALKS BEGIN
• LITHUANIAN SECESSION VOTE SET FOR SUNDAY
• RICH PAYING TOO LITTLE, TAX STUDY GROUP SAYS
• DOZENS ARE ARRESTED, INJURED DURING TAX REVOLT IN ENGLAND
• AID TO COAL MINERS SNAGS CLEAN-AIR BILL
• FIRE LEVELS EX-HOME OF BAKKERS
• STRIKING TEACHERS FACE THREAT OF FIRING
• LOOSE MOTOR CAUSED FATAL SUBWAY CRASH
• QUAYLE BEGINS TRIP TO SOUTH AMERICA
• SUSPECTED SPY SEEKS U.S. REINSTATEMENT
• ORTEGA VOWS FIGHT IF CONTRAS REMAIN
• LEBANESE FACTION SEEKS PEACE TALKS
• COMMITTEE TO BROADEN HUD PROBE
• KEY UVA CANDIDATE WITHDRAWS
• SHERIFF WHO SEIZED ONE ARMORY GETS ANOTHER