Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: FRIDAY, April 2, 1993

• SUBS' COLLISION NEARLY HIT REACTOR BUT CHANCES OF NUCLEAR EXPLOSION ARE SAID
• 4,000 U.S. TROOPS TO REMAIN IN SOMALIA
• U.N. MEDIATOR VANCE RESIGNS
• BOSNIA CHARGES SERB GENOCIDE IN U.N. COURT
• 3 NONWHITES JOIN CABINET IN S.AFRICA
• 700,000 KUWAITI CLAIMS FILED IN IRAQ INVASION
• BRIEFLY . . .
• RUSSIAN AID BOOST DEFENDED
• GUNSHOT CAUSE OF ACTOR'S DEATH
• SMOKING FAILS TO DROP FOR 1ST TIME IN 25 YEARS
• RACE CAR CHAMPION ALAN KULWICKI FEARED IN FIERY PLANE CRASH
• CABLE TV PRICE CUTS ORDERED
• RACER ALAN KULWICKI FEARED LOST IN FLAMING PLANE CRASH
• 4 IN U.S. HELD AS TERRORISTS
• CLINTON BUDGET BILL CLEARS SENATE, BUT JOBS MEASURE STALLS