Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: THURSDAY, July 5, 1990

• HOLIDAY OVERSEAS MARKED WITH PARTIES, FLAG BURNING
• TEACHERS HEAD FOR EAST BLOC
• ASTRONOMERS: REPAIRED HUBBLE WILL STAY FLAWED
• REPORT CITED OVERSIGHT DIFFICULTIES
• SCIENCE GRADS WANTED FOR HIGH-TECH CLEANUP
• SEASON AFFECTS FERTILITY
• TAX MONEY FUNDS POSTAL RATE-INCREASE DEFENSE
• BARRY TRIAL HEATS RACIAL ANGER
• FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA, NATION TURNS 214 IN BLAZE OF OLD GLORY
• LITHUANIA SANCTIONS LIFTED
• ALBANIANS AGREE TO TALKS
• LIBRARY OFFERS `PG-13' CARD TO RESTRICT CHILDREN'S READING
• SOVIET CHANGE VOWED
• PERSONAL TOUCH SERVES FOREIGN RELATIONS WELL
• CITY OZONE ORDINANCE TAKES EFFECT
• TRIBE ACCEPTS DIRECT CONTROL OF FEDERAL FUNDS
• GOVERNMENT PROPERTY WORTH MILLIONS MISSING
• COUPLE GUILTY IN DEATH OF SON NO DOCTOR SAW
• HORMONE TREATMENT IMITATES `FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH'
• MANY MORE IN ALBANIA ASK ASYLUM
• CIA DENIES DRUG LORD CONNECTION
• EXTRA HELP URGED FOR YOUNGER SCHOOLCHILDREN
• FAKE BOMB DIDN'T GET BY INSPECTOR
• MACFARLANE: EXPLORE DRAINS PROJECTS' FUNDS
• EASTERN EUROPE AID SET