Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: WEDNESDAY, April 18, 1990

• NEW COUNCIL HAS CAPITALIST PLAN FOR COMMUNIST CAPITAL
• BUSH URGES CAUTION ON POLLUTION CONTROLS/ EUROPEANS CALL FOR QUICKER ACTION
• WRITERS' TOUR PROTESTED/ ANTI-SEMITIC VIEW OF SOME INVITED RILES JEWISH GROUP
• POLISH OFFICIAL SEEKS U.S. HELP WITH CLEANUP
• LEAKS MAY STOP CHURCH'S FALLOUT SHELTER CONSTRUCTION
• PERUVIAN REBELS BLAMED IN EX-OFFICIAL'S DEATH
• CHARGES MAY RESULT FROM FERRY INQUIRY
• NUCLEAR POWER SLIPS THROUGH GAPS IN TREATIES, STUDY SAYS
• SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS PEYOTE-USE BAN/ RELIGIOUS RIGHTS NOT VIOLATED BY
• STUDY: TROUBLED TEENS AIDED BY STABLE FAMILY
• QUAKE ORPHAN TO BE RAISED BY COUSINS
• SCLC CO-FOUNDER RALPH ABERNATHY DIES/ BOOK ON RELATIONSHIP WITH MARTIN LUTHER
• FIGHTER JET PILOT KILLED IN CRASH OVER GERMAN CITY
• CALIF. BANKERS FIGHT ROBBERS WITH BIG ADS
• CITIES GET RICHER, RURAL AREAS POORER, REPORT MAINTAINS
• STUDY: TROUBLED TEENS AIDED BY STABLE FAMILY
• GENE LINKED TO ALCOHOLISM/ SCIENTISTS HOPE TO AID RESEARCH IN CAUSE,
• U.S. SEEKS `RESPONSE' TO SOVIETS/ FUEL-CUTBACK NOTIFICATION HAS LITHUANIANS
• MAN CHARGED IN DEATH, MUTILATION OF DAUGHTER
• LAUNCH OF DISCOVERY MAY BE MOVED UP
• HAZELWOOD FILES INTENT TO APPEAL
• SANDINISTAS THREATEN A STRIKE
• MCDONALD'S PLANS LARGE-SCALE USE OF RECYCLED GOODS
• COP CONVICTED IN DEATHS REPORTEDLY TRIES SUICIDE
• CITIES GET RICHER, RURAL AREAS POORER, REPORT MAINTAINS
• NICARAGUA HOPES FOR PEACE/ CEASE-FIRE AGREEMENT WITH CONTRAS NEAR, NEGOTIATOR
• CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER RALPH ABERNATHY MOURNED
• FEB. TRADE DEFICIT DROPS, BUT SHARP CLIMB LIKELY
• BUSH AIDE CITES SOVIET STRENGTH
• 11 CHILDREN FEARED DEAD AS GUNFIRE HITS BUS
• KIDDIE PORN BAN UPHELD/ COURT LETS STATES OUTLAW POSSESSION
• CITIES WRESTLE WITH CENSUS PROBLEMS
• HOT RODDER THREATENED WITH 275 YEARS
• MCDONALD'S REVEALS MAJOR RECYCLING EFFORT
• FUEL SUPPLIES STILL FLOWING TO LITHUANIA
• COURT UPHOLDS RIGHT OF PRIVACY OF GUEST
• QUAKES RATTLE CALIFORNIA; NO ONE HURT