Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: THURSDAY, March 15, 1990

• VERMONT SCHOOL CONSIDERS CONDOM VENDING MACHINES
• BUSH TARGETS BASES FOR NICARAGUAN AID
• MOMENT OF TRUTH DAWNS FOR TOTTERING ISRAELI GOVERNMENT
• POLAND TO BE INVITED TO UNIFICATION TALKS
• WEST GERMANS WANT NAZI DOCUMENTS
• CHILD LABOR LAWS UNDER CRACKDOWN
• SOVIETS ELECT GORBACHEV
• SEABROOK LICENSE NOT BLOCKED
• NORTH DIDN'T `FEEL GOOD' ABOUT CONCEALING AID
• FAA TIGHTENS MEASURES TO PREVENT DRINKING
• $10 BILLION CHILD-CARE BOOST SOUGHT
• W.VA. TEACHERS REJECT GOVERNOR'S PROPOSAL;CLASSES CANCELED
• LIBYAN PLANT ON FIRE
• BEVERLY HILLS MURDER PLOT THICKENS
• A $150 MILLION COMMUNICATION SATELLITE WAS
• A CITY'S NIGHTLIFE:SHOTS, STABBINGS, 3 DEATHS:ROUTINE
• GADHAFI THREATENS RETALIATION
• 98 PEOPLE DETAINED IN ILLEGAL-ALIEN ROUNDUP
• VATICAN TIES ESTABLISHED
• 7,000 MINORS FOUND WORKING ILLEGALLY
• GORBACHEV ELECTED PRESIDENT
• SCHOOL HALTS STRIP BASKETBALL
• IRAQIS DENOUNCED FOR KILLING REPORTER
• BUSES TO GET SPECIAL ATTENTION OF POLICE
• WOULD YOU LIKE PIECE OF STAGE OF `OPRY'?
• PANEL PUSHES TOUGH CONTROLS ON POLLUTION
• COURT OKS LICENSING FOR SEABROOK
• CAPERTON: FIRE STRIKING TEACHERS
• MONGOLIAN LEADERS RELINQUISHING POWER
• BRIEFLY
• U.S., SOVIETS AT ODDS OVER LOANS
• NORTH CREDITED WITH SPEEDING TRIAL/ PROSECUTION MAY END POINDEXTER CASE MONDAY