Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: WEDNESDAY, March 20, 1991

• FOR THE RECORD
• MOTHER ENDURED TORTURE TO PROTECT FRIENDS, COUNTRY
• KUWAIT TO SEEK DEATH FOR PRISONERS
• AMERICAN JOURNALIST DEFENDS DECISION TO REPORT IRAQI VIEW
• HEALTH WORKERS BATTLE TO BAR IRAQI EPIDEMICS
• BOARD URGES ASTRONOMY FUNDING
• KUWAIT SAFE FROM ATTACK, SADDAM SAID
• RADIATION LINKED TO WORKER DEATHS/ STUDY EXAMINED TENN. NUCLEAR PLANT
• NORIEGA CO-DEFENDANTS GUILTY ON DRUG CHARGES
• IN THE NATION - BRIEFLY . . .
• LEGISLATORS DISCUSS SAD TREND
• HOSTAGE PROPOSAL RELEASED/ ISRAEL REVIEWING GROUP'S DEMANDS
• SENATE PRODS ALLIES ON COST
• ATHLETIC REORGANIZATION URGED/ PANEL PRESSES COLLEGE PRESIDENTS TO SEIZE
• SOLDIER SURVIVED WAR TO DIE ON CITY STREET
• U.S. JUDGE SAYS BLACKS BENEFITED FROM DOG ATTACK/
• U.S. CHARGES LIBYA MAKING POISON GAS
• SOCIAL SECURITY TAX CUT GAINING SUPPORT
• IRS REJECTS LOW-INCOME AUDIT PROPOSAL
• MINORITY SCHOLARSHIP PLAN DUE
• FOLEY SAYS NO COMPROMISE ON CIVIL RIGHTS BILL IN SIGHT
• U.S. SHHOTS DOWN IRAQI JET
• FOR THE RECORD