Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: THURSDAY, March 21, 1991

• WIDOW ON TRIAL SHEDS NO TEARS, PROSECUTOR SAYS
• IRS ANSWERS TO QUERIES IMPROVING
• CALLERS PAY TO LEND OWN CONVICTIONS
• MINORITY SCHOLARSHIPS RETAINED/ NEW POLICY EXPECTED IN 6 MONTHS
• BRUTALITY CASES HAUNT POLICE NATIONWIDE
• GUITARIST'S SON FALLS OUT WINDOW, DIES
• NORIEGA TURNS TOWARD CHRIST, ATTORNEY SAYS
• LUTHERANS SEEK DELAY ON EPISCOPALIAN UNITY
• SENATE APPROVES JORDAN AID CUT/ COUNTRY'S SUPPORT FOR IRAQ PENALIZED
• OVERWEIGHT NURSE CASE OVERTURNED/ APPELLATE REVIEW CONCERNS JUSTICES
• RULING WILL LOWER JOB BARRIER/ JUSTICES' OPINION LIMITS FETAL-PROTECTION
• DOWNING PLANE RAISES QUESTIONS ON U.S. AIM IN GULF
• IVANA TRUMP TO GET $14 MILLION IN DIVORCE
• BRIEFLY . . .
• SADDAM LIED, U.S. ENVOY TESTIFIES
• BUSH HAILS WALESA AS `APOSTLE OF PEACE'
• END TO SALE OF SOME SKIN LOTIONS ASKED