Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: THURSDAY, April 19, 1990

• LONG LIFE, GOOD HEALTH: DIET CLAIMS COULD BE TRUE
• YELLOWSTONE MANAGER WARY OF CHURCH ACTIONS
• BUSH `GREENHOUSE' CALL PLEASES CONFERENCE
• AFTERSHOCKS OF FALL QUAKE HIT CALIFORNIA
• IRS NO PUSHOVER ON PENALTIES, REPORT SAYS
• MEDICARE FUND RUNNING OUT, BOARD SAYS
• DRUG FOUND EFFECTIVE AGAINST LEUKEMIA TYPE
• FARM DRUG ENDORSED ON SOME COLON CANCER
• CANCER THREAT DOESN'T CURB TANNING HABITS
• DEMOCRATS INTRODUCE '91 BUDGET
• EMBRYO SEX PREDICTION SCREENS FOR DISEASES
• COURT UPHOLDS CHILD PORN BAN, INTEGRATION TAX
• QUAKE ORPHAN PLACED WITH MOTHER'S COUSIN
• PANEL TOLD HOSPITALS REFUSE AIDS PATIENTS
• TASK FORCE TARGETING 6 DISEASES
• CHAIRMAN: KENNEDY CENTER `BANKRUPT'
• CHILD PORN RULING HAILED, QUESTIONED
• TASK FORCE TARGETING 6 DISEASES
• DRUG FOUND EFFECTIVE AGAINST LEUKEMIA TYPE
• POOR PEOPLE COST MORE TO TREAT, STUDY SAYS
• TRADE GAP EXPECTED TO WIDEN
• GLOBAL WARMING DIVIDES U.S., EUROPEANS
• SPY TOY TOO REALISTIC, GROUP SAYS
• PILLOWS BLAMED IN INFANT DEATHS RECALLED
• AMTRAK WALKOUT AVERTED
• CONTRAS SIGN AGREEMENT TO CEASE FIRE, DISBAND
• U.S. HALTS PRODUCTION OF SHORT-RANGE MISSILES
• SOVIETS CUT GAS FLOW TO LITHUANIA
• MEDICARE FUND MAY FACE BANKRUPTCY, BOARD SAYS
• LOOPHOLE AIDS LATE TAX FILERS
• MAN HELD IN THREATS ON BUSH
• RESOLUTION ATTACKS IRAQ ON HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES
• BIG FINE PROPOSED IN PLANT EXPLOSION