Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: FRIDAY, February 15, 1991

• GORBACHEV FACES STRUGGLE OVER DOUBLING OF PRICES
• LATIN AMERICA, EUROPE FEAR DEADLY EPIDEMIC
• U.S. BLASTS SOVIET CONSPIRACY CHARGE
• TROOP-LIMIT TALKS RESUME/ NEGOTIATION PROGRESS STYMIED BY DISPUTE WITH SOVIETS
• WAR MEMORIAL MAY HAVE 38 LIVING VETERANS' NAMES
• AFTER MONTH OF WAR: OIL STILL AT SEA; KHAFJI QUIET AGAIN
• POLL: MOST FAVOR LONGER AIR WAR
• IBUPROFEN MAY DOUBLE ULCER RISK
• ARABS SHARE OUTRAGE, DISPUTE BLAME
• RUBELLA CASES DOUBLE; ADULTS NOT VACCINATED
• RESEARCHERS: STUDY NEEDED ON AZT EFFECTS
• SPACE OPERATION HOPES TO LAUNCH CRAFT IN 1992
• MAMMOTH JURY AWARDS INCREASED LAST YEAR
• BRIEFLY . . .
• SECURITY COUNCIL OPENS WAR DEBATE
• W&L GRAD AMONG WAR CASUALTIES
• CHURCH COUNCIL CALLS FOR CEASE-FIRE IN WAR
• KUWAITIS SAY 200 EXECUTED IN MONTH
• STATE'S WASTE MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR QUITS
• SHAKEN BY THE DEATHS OF HUNDREDS OF IRAQI
• SCIENTISTS NARROW DIABETES GENE LOCATION
• U.S. AGREES TO TALKS ON EMISSIONS LIMITS
• WAR MEMORIAL MAY HAVE NAMES OF 38 LIVING VETS
• WORLD'S OLDEST LIVING PERSON DIES AT AGE 116
• ITALIAN PROTESTS WIFE ISN'T `GENUINE FEMALE'
• CBS CREW BEING HELD IN BAGHDAD/ SADDAM REPORTEDLY WILL DECIDE FATES
• HUNT FOR SADDAM: BUNKER TO BUNKER
• `CRUEL HOAX,' BUSH SAYS OF IRAQ PEACE CONDITIONS/ U.S. PRESSES WAR AS BID IS
• CITY TO INTENSIFY RECRUITMENT OF BLACKS AS POLICE