Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: THURSDAY, April 18, 1991

• BUSH PROMISES NICARAGUA HELP
• NEARBY EATERY SEEKS FRIENDLIER LABOR RELATIONS
• RAILROADS WANT REVISED WORK RULES
• AIRLINES NOT LIABLE FOR MENTAL INJURY, HIGH COURT RULES
• REPORTS ANGER ATTORNEY, POLICE
• GORBACHEV MAKES PLEA FOR WORLD'S AID
• RAPE ACCUSER NAMED IN MEDIA
• EUROPEANS SEEK PLACE IN TALKS/ BAKER CAUTIOUS ON MIDEAST IDEA
• RED CROSS PROCEDURES CRITICIZED
• ARMY 2ND-IN-COMMAND TAPPED AS NEW LEADER
• NANCY REAGAN BOOK TOPS BEST-SELLER LIST
• STUDY: BLOOD PROTEIN CLUE TO HEART-ATTACK RISK
• STOCK RALLY SENDS DOW TO RECORD LEVEL
• SCHWARZKOPF TO HEAD HOME
• KURD AID PLAN PLEASES, STUNS
• BUSH PLAN TO AID KURDS THREATENS TO ENTRAP U.S.
• FAMILY MAKES 3RD $20 MILLION DONATION
• WHITE HOUSE DEFENDS IRAQ DECISION
• 10 TICKETS SPLIT CALIFORNIA LOTTO
• `FARM WAKE' MARKS END OF 25-YEAR CAREER
• RAILROAD WORKERS RETURN TO WORK
• BLOOD FACTOR CALLED CLUE TO HEART ATTACK