Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: WEDNESDAY, July 18, 1990

• BREWERS THREATEN PULLOUT FROM SPORTS
• MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS DIE IN AVALANCHE
• TECH PROFESSOR ADVISING QUAKE RESCUE EFFORTS
• GERMANYS OK POLISH BORDERS
• TWO MORE TESTIFY IN BARRY CASE
• COCAINE REPORTEDLY SCARCER
• MILD BLOOD PRESSURE RISES REPORTEDLY RISKY
• BAPTISTS FIRE 2 EDITORS FROM NEWS SERVICE
• IMPORT RESTRICTIONS ON TEXTILES APPROVED
• SENATE HURRIES CIVIL=RIGHTS MEASURE
• W.VA. EMBRACES COUPON CAMPAIGN TO CLIP DRUG USE
• HOUSE BARELY DEFEATS BALANCED-BUDGET AMENDMENT
• TWO FACE RUNOFF IN GA. PRIMARY
• PHYSICIAN KILLS SELF, FAMILY WITH IV SOLUTION
• EMPIRE STATE BUILDING MANAGEMENT CHARGED
• ONE ANALYST THINKS RECESSION STARTED BACK IN JANUARY
• CONSUMER INFLATION JUMPS .5 HOUSING STARTS FALL FOR 5TH MONTH IN A ROW
• U.S., VIETNAM AGREE TO DISCUSS CAMBODIA
• IRAQ ACCUSES KUWAIT OF STEALING ITS OIL
• PORNOGRAPHERS FACE DEATH PENALTY IN CHINA
• BRIEFLY
• HUD INVESTIGATOR'S AUTHORITY BROADENED
• DR. KARL MENNINGER, PIONEER IN PSYCHIATRY, DIES OF CANCER AT 96