Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: MONDAY, February 18, 1991

• POLICE PROMISE SLAYING PROBE
• EARLY RECESSION END FORESEEN
• MEDICAID LAW LEADS TO DRUG PRICE INCREASE
• GULF DIPLOMACY, FIGHTING RISE
• RED CROSS: IRAQ BLOCKS OUR WORK
• STUDENT ENGINEERS REAL BREADWINNERS IN CONTEST
• OIL SPILL LIKELY TO KILL 90% OF FOULED BIRDS
• VISION BEHIND BUSH MOTTO STILL SEEMS FUZZY
• IRAQI CROWD REPORTEDLY KILLED 10 PARTY OFFICIALS
• PA. PASTOR DEFENDS FAITH CURE
• THE DEPORTATION TRIALS OF TWO SUSPECTED NAZI
• PRESIDENT HEARS PLEA TO STOP WAR
• ABUSED CHILDREN HAVE LOWER IQS, STUDY CONCLUDES
• FOR GOOD MEASURE
• CHOLERA WILL SPREAD, HEALTH EXPERTS SAY
• YELLOW-RIBBON DISPLAY BANNED ON PUBLIC LAND
• CHARLOTTE AIRPORT HALTS LOADING OF MISSILES
• ENVOY TAKES SOVIET PLAN TO IRAQ
• POPE REJECTS `PEACE AT ANY COST'
• BUSH: TALKS WON'T HALT FIGHTING/ TWO SHIPS HIT MINES; 7 INJURED