Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: Wednesday, April 10, 1996

• ROSTENKOWSKI PLEADS, GETS 17 MONTHS
• MCVEIGH HEARING BEGINS CIA WITHHOLDING INFO, DEFENSE SAYS
• FOR THE RECORD
• CLINTON SIGNS LINE-ITEM VETO INTO LAW ACT SWITCHES POWER OF PURSE STRINGS TO PRESIDENT
• BANK EMPLOYEE WINS PULITZER FOR OKLA. PHOTO SERIES ON THE RISKS OF HOG WASTE WINS FOR PUBLIC SERVICE
• PLAYWRIGHT POSTHUMOUSLY AWARDED HONORS FOR DRAMA
• HARASSMENT CHARGE LARGEST EVER U.S. ALLEGES 700 VICTIMS AT MITSUBISHI
• HUNDREDS PAY LAST RESPECTS TO BROWN
• CAISSONS STILL ROLLING ALONG IN RITUAL
• JET'S CREW HONORED IN CEREMONY
• BIRTH-DEFECT RISKS LINKED TO WEIGHT
• BUCHANAN GROUP QUESTIONED TAX-EXEMPT AMERICAN CAUSE RAISED $2 MILLION, PROVIDED FORUM, JOBS
• RESCUE MISSION SET IN EMBATTLED LIBERIA 150 SPECIAL FORCES TROOPS TO FLY IN
• EX-FIANCEE OFFERS `SMOKING GUN'
• SMOKING WHILE PREGNANT MAY YIELD RETARDED CHILD