Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: MONDAY, July 2, 1990

• U.S. SEEKS RELEASE OF PEACE CORPS WORKER
• THOUSANDS SEEK ADVICE ON LIVING WILLS
• BOMB VICTIM'S FATHER FAKES OUT AIR SECURITY
• CALIF. FIRES IN CONTROL; NOW REBUILDING BEGINS
• THREE STUNT PILOTS DIE IN WEEKEND AIR SHOWS
• 24 HURT IN W.VA. WHEN LIGHTNING HITS PAVILION
• GORBACHEV MAY FACE CHALLENGER FOR PARTY LEADERSHIP
• GERMANS HAIL NEW CURRENCY
• ISRAEL FREES 416 DETAINED PALESTINIANS
• MANDELA WELCOMED BY ECSTATIC IRISH
• LITHUANIA'S OIL REFINERY BACK IN BUSINESS
• CHINA BEGINS EFFORT TO COUNT ITS POPULATION
• LEAKING GAS POISONS 114 AT MOTEL
• LACK OF IRAN AID SADDENS RELIEF WORKER
• SAFETY BOARD URGED TO CITE USAIR CAPTAIN
• OFFICIAL RULES OUT RESCUE OF VOLUNTEER
• FAITH FADING IN WAR ON DRUGS
• TWO GERMAN NATIONS REUNITED UNDER ONE CURRENCY
• GINGRICH GRAPPLES WITH TAXES
• FOREIGN DEBT SURGES
• GORBACHEV DEFENDS HIS REFORM POLICIES