Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: WEDNESDAY, July 25, 1990

• THOUSANDS TRY TO FLEE HONG KONG FOR BRITAIN
• BARRY DRIVER'S MEMORY CLOUDED
• EARLY BUDGET AGREEMENT NOT LIKELY
• DOCTOR FINDS CLUE TO ALZHEIMER'S
• ABORTION FIGHT STILL LOOMS
• FACTORY ORDERS FELL 3.2 IN JUNE
• OIL PRICE INCREASE STUDIED
• REMAINS OF 6 TAKEN FROM CAMBODIA
• TWO HELD IN BOMBING THAT KILLED 4 IN IRELAND
• REBEL FORCE IN PERU BLAMED IN 40 DEATHS
• BRIEFLY
• ANTI-SEMITISM TRIAL BEGINS IN RAUCOUS SOVIET COURT
• 14 KILLED IN LATEST SHIITE DRIVE
• U.S. CRITICIZES BOYCOTT OVER JEWISH EMIGRES
• SEASON'S FIRST STORM TO GET NAME IS ARTHUR
• SUB FIRES ON LIBERIA; U.S. BLAMED
• E. GERMAN RULING COALITION CRISIS BUILDS
• CHROMOSOME DEFECT SUSPECT IN ALZHEIMER'S
• FIRE ANTS CARVING OUT A NEW DOMINION IN VIRGINIA
• BUSH, DEMOCRATS AGREE TO CEASE-FIRE ON BUDGET
• SINGLE AGENCY ADVISED FOR IMMIGRATION POLICY
• U.S. AIDS ALLIES IN GULF
• LAST PATROL NEARS FOR FIELDALE CHIEF
• CONFIRMATION PUSH BEGINS
• NOMINEE'S VIEWS ARE IN FINE PRINT
• NEW EVIDENCE OFFERED BY PANEL ON HUD'S PIERCE
• 2 MORE CHINESE STAFF DEFECT
• NEW COMPANY SOUGHT FOR STUDENT LOANS
• BRIEFLY . . .
• CORRECTION