Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: WEDNESDAY, March 14, 1990

• OFFICER SAYS YOUTH ADMITTED BURNING BOY
• AUDIT FINDS DEA VIOLATED MANY PROCUREMENT RULES
• AIDS TEST SUBJECT SEARCH DEFENDED
• TARGET OF EX-LOVER'S OBSESSION DIES, SHOT THROUGH BACK
• NORTH SAYS POINDEXTER KNEW ABOUT HAWK MISSILE SHIPMENT
• ADMINISTRATION URGES SPEED ON FLAG LAW
• BARRY SAYS HE WON'T QUIT, MAY SEEK ANOTHER TERM
• WEATHER CARESSES EAST, CLOBBERS MIDWEST, WEST
• SOVIETS BEEF UP TOP POST
• HAITIAN ARMY PLEDGES TO BACK NEW PRESIDENT
• ISRAEL'S CABINET DISSOLVES IN DISPUTE
• BUSH REQUESTS AID PLAN
• HOSTAGE SEARCHES CONFIRMED
• GERMAN UNIFICATION TALKS BEGIN
• ACTIVISTS NOT HAPPY WITH PACE OF BILL ON DISABLED
• TORNADOES KILL TWO, LEAVE TWO MISSING
• CARTER, ASSAD TO DISCUSS HOSTAGES
• ALCOHOL-TEST TESTIMONY IN OIL SPILL CASE DEBUNKED
• ROGUE-MISSILE DEFENSE ENDORSED
• PLAN ON MONITORING TROOP CUTS TO BE DROPPED
• ISRAELI COALITION TOPPLED BY ISSUE OF JERUSALEM
• JUDGE SETS RULES FOR NORIEGA TRIAL
• BOSTON TEEN-AGERS KEEP TRACK OF DEADLY GANG WARS
• PANEL URGES CHILD-CARE INCREASE
• YOUNG ADULTS MOST LIKELY TO GAIN WEIGHT
• IS BUSH LAYING A BUDGET TRAP?
• NORTH: POINDEXTER NOT FULLY INFORMED
• BARRY TO DECIDE SOON ON PLANS FOR NEW TERM
• BEDFORD GROUP'S FUND LOSS PROBED
• W.VA. COUNTY TELLS TEACHERS TO END STRIKE OR EXPECT FIRING
• FOR THE RECORD