Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: WEDNESDAY, February 13, 1991

• CHOLERA DEATHS IN PERU HIT 70
• WHY DEFICIT-CUTTING BILL ISN'T STOPPING SHORTFALL
• U.S. ART-GRANT PROGRAM ALTERS OBSCENITY RULE
• N.C. ISLANDERS CHEER REOPENING OF BRIDGE
• CIVIL WAR LETTERS TELL STORY OF CHANGING NATION
• TROOPS GET PREVIEW OF SPRING'S DANGERS
• WILDLIFE TOLL LIKELY HIGHEST EVER
• SYRIA TO SELL JORDAN OIL
• ROBERT WAGNER, FORMER NEW YORK MAYOR, DIES AT 80
• IRAQ WELCOMES SOVIETS' BID/ BUT SADDAM SAYS NOTHING OF PULLOUT
• WAR WEARY IRAQIS WANT REST
• BAKKER SENTENCE OVERTURNED/ JUDGE BIASED, APPEALS COURT RULES
• SCHOOL CLOSES AFTER MEASLES KILLS 2 GIRLS
• BRITISH AIRWAYS TICKET CUT REJECTED BY SKINNER
• BUSH UNVEILS TRANSPORTATION BILL
• POLICE SEEN AS RACIST, RAMBOS, PANEL TELLS CHIEF
• 500 CIVILIANS REPORTED KILLED
• FOR THE RECORD