Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: WEDNESDAY, July 11, 1990

• SENTENCED
• ITALY TO WELCOME FLEEING ALBANIANS
• $30 AN HOUR OFFSETS DRUG-DEALING RISK
• CRITICS REJECT COMPROMISE ON SENATE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL
• JAPANESE PAIR FINISH 9,300-MILE BICYCLE TRIP
• OTHER HUBBLE BIDDER WOULD HAVE TESTED MIRRORS, NASA SAYS
• PARTY RE-ELECTS GORBACHEV
• CORRECTIONS
• RED CROSS: AIDS RULES NOT VIOLATED
• NATION'S FIRST BLACK ARCHBISHOP RESIGNS
• SANDINISTA STRIKE GUNFIRE SPREADS
• YOUNG WOMEN'S AIDS DEATH RATE SOARS
• SUSPECT IN JMU STUDENT'S DEATH CAUGHT IN OREGON
• MULHEREN GETS PARTIAL CONVICTION
• THEFT AT THRIFT DISCLOSED
• FOR THE RECORD
• MANDELA TREATED FOR PNEUMONIA
• ARTS GROUP ADOPTS COURT'S DEFINITION OF OBSCENITY
• IN THE WORLD-BRIEFLY
• WITNESS ACCUSED OF TRYING TO AVOID DEPORTATION
• RIGHTS GROUP CRITICIZES U.S. FOR EXECUTIONS
• LIBRARY POLICY RESTRICTING ACCESS BY CHILDREN LIFTED
• CONDITIONS FOR SOVIET AID DRAWN