Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: THURSDAY, April 26, 1990

• BUSH TO SPEAK AT LIBERTY U.
• NEW RADAR LENGTHENS VIEW
• BUSH PUSHES FOR LINE-ITEM VETO
• CANCER VICTIM'S LEGACY: CHARITY WITH VENGEANCE
• 25-DAY PRISON SIEGE FINALLY ENDS IN BRITAIN
• CRIMINAL CASE BEGINS OVER IRAQI `SUPER GUN'
• TELESCOPE FINALLY ON ITS OWN/ RELEASE DELAYED, BUT SYSTEMS WORK
• FDA DROPS OPPOSITION TO HOME AIDS TESTING
• MEN TOLD: YOU'VE GOT A LONG WAY TO GO, BABY
• TRADE STAND ON JAPAN DISPUTED
• DEATH PENALTY TO DIE?/ SUPPORTERS FEAR SENATE MEASURE
• CHAMORRO TAKES POWER/ SANDINISTA GENERAL'S ROLE IN NEW REGIME CRITICIZED
• L-TRYPTOPHAN CONTAMINANT PINPOINTED
• BRIEFLY
• STRIKE, PROTESTS MARK CHERNOBYL ANNIVERSARY/ SOVIET TELETHON COMMEMORATES '86
• BILL ON LAUNDERING DRUG MONEY PASSES HOUSE
• BUSH STOPS EYE DROPS IN TREATING GLAUCOMA
• SECRECY PACTS ON HAZARDOUS GOODS DEBATED
• CHAMORRO DELAYS CRISIS
• CHENEY PROPOSES B-2 CUTS/ DEFENSE CHIEF WOULD ALSO SLASH OTHER AIRCRAFT PLANS
• WOMEN VENT ANGER