Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: MONDAY, March 19, 1990

• STUDY EMPHASIZES RISKS FACING U.S. CHILDREN
• THIEVES FLEE WITH ARTWORK WORTH MILLIONS
• SPACE-STATION DESIGN FLAWED
• SCANDALS ROCK TEEN SHELTERS NATIONWIDE
• E. GERMAN CONSERVATIVES WIN
• W.VA. TEACHERS VOTE TO END STRIKE
• ACCORD ENDS BASEBALL LOCKOUT
• LITUANIAN GROUP SEEKS TALKS WITH GORBACHEV
• LATVIAN ACTIVISTS FAIL TO GET ENOUGH VOTES
• CARTER CRITICIZES ISRAELIS
• ADOPTION SHOW PUTS CHILDREN ON PARADE
• REPUBLICAN FUND-RAISING CRITICIZED
• TOLL CONTINUES TO RISE AFTER WEEKEND FLOODS/ 14 DEAD, 3,700 HOMELESS IN
• REAGANS VISIT VICTIM OF FIRE ATTACK
• GREYHOUND STRIKE TALKS BREAK DOWN
• COALITION PROPOSED/ CONSERVATIVES URGE QUICK REUNIFICATION OF TWO GERMANYS
• W.VA. TEACHERS RETURN TO CLASSES
• COURT WON'T DECIDE FATE OF SPOTTED OWL