Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: WEDNESDAY, February 20, 1991

• VITAMINS MAY CUT CATARACT RISK
• COURT TO RULE ON BARRING WORKERS FROM MILITARY
• STUDY FINDS NO FLUORIDE CANCER LINK/ ADDITIVE'S OTHER RISKS CHALLENGED
• BUSING RULING PLANNED
• RAIDERS CAPTURE IRAQI FLAG
• QUEST FOR PRIVACY NEARLY KILLS OFFICER
• IF JOB STINKS, IT'S TIME TO SMELL THE MUGUET
• ALLIES HAVE EDGE IN TANK FACE-OFF
• CONSERVATION PLEDGE REDUCES MEXICAN DEBT
• JUDGE GIVEN TENTATIVE DREXEL DEAL
• WAR HAS ELECTRONIC STRUGGLE/ TO COMMUNICATIE, EAVESDROP OR JAM IS BATTLE
• RED CROSS STARTS DRIVE FOR WAR AID
• OIL SLICK SMALLER THAN FEARED, EXPERT SAYS
• U.S. SAYS ILLUSTRATIONS SHOW MOSQUE NOT HIT
• MAN WHO KILLED SELF WITH FIRE IDENTIFIED
• ALLIES GET SET FOR LAND WAR
• CONGRESS, BUSH MAY SQUARE OFF ON ENERGY POLICY
• ALLIES BELIEVE IRAQ'S TOLL ALREADY HIGH
• DEATH-MACHINE BUILDER FACES TRIAL OVER LICENSE
• FLYING TIGERS PILOTS ROUND UP 52 POWS
• IRAQI PATROL FEIGNED SURRENDER, GIS REPORT
• COALITION FEARS ENDING WAR IF IRAQ STAYS STRONG
• WARM, DRY BODIES
• STUDY FINDS NO FLUORIDE, CANCER LINK
• VITAMINS REDUCE RISK OF CATARACTS
• `STAGE MOTHER' ACCUSED OF TRYING TO HIRE HIT MAN
• ALLIES FEAR SOVIET PLAN WOULD LEAVE SADDAM TOO STRONG
• CONSUMER PRICES SHOW RISE DESPITE LOWER COSTS FOR OIL