Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: MONDAY, July 23, 1990

• AUTHOR: WOMEN DON'T NEED TO ACT LIKE MEN ON THE JOB
• ROLEX HAS BECOME A STATUS SYMBOL AMONG THIEVES
• CHINA AND SAUDI ARABIA START DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS
• RUSHDIE REVENGE FILM BANNED IN BRITAIN
• STORM THREAT AGAIN DELAYS ATLAS LAUNCH
• IN THE WAR ON CANCER, SCIENCE MAY BE LOSING
• MARILYN QUAYLE RECUPERATING
• TASK FORCE GETS FIRST LOOK AT SPOTTED OWLS
• `BLOOD BATH' FEARED
• FACING DEEP BUDGET CUTS, THE SMITHSONIAN
• TEST SOUGHT TO IDENTIFY CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME
• THREE TICKETS SHARE RECORD LOTTO PRIZE
• CORRECTION
• UVA CHIEF'S MANSION WILL GET FACELIFT
• OPPOSITION LAWMAKERS RESIGN IN SOUTH KOREA
• AFTERSHOCKS HIT PHILIPPINE CITY
• RUSHDIE JOINS CRITICS IN PROTESTING FILM BAN
• SOVIETS ARREST TWO IN HIJACKING ATTEMPT
• HIGH COURT NOMINEES CONSIDERED
• COURT ENTERS NEW ERA
• STATUES OF LENIN TOPPLED, DEFACED
• BALANCE OF POWER SHIFTING
• MARILYN QUAYLE RECOVERING
• NORTHWEST AIRLINES BID FOR EASTERN EXPECTED
• ST. LOUIS NATIVE CHOSEN MISS BLACK AMERICA
• ENLISTED WOMAN RAPED ON SHIP, PAPER SAYS
• BUSH TO HOLD DEFICIT TALKS ON DAILY BASIS
• MARKET PLUNGES IN EARLY TRADING