Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: Tuesday, March 25, 1997

• HIGH COURT OKS LIMITS ON SEX-ORIENTED SHOWS
• FOR THE RECORD
• RETIRED LAWMAKERS HANG ONTO OLD DONATIONS OUT OF PUBLIC OFFICE BUT NOT OUT OF MONEY
• CHINESE TRADE DEALS BOOST BOEING, GM
• SAUDI BOMBING SUSPECT CLAIMS INNOCENCE DETAINED AS A POSSIBLE SECURITY THREAT TO CANADA
• LAWMAKERS WARN PUBLIC ABOUT `MILLENNIUM CRISIS'
• U.S. TELLS ARAFAT TO DISAVOW VIOLENCE CONTROL OF MILITANT HAMAS MAY BE BEYOND HIS GRASP
• HUD TO CRACK DOWN ON SLUMLORD `EQUITY-SKIMMERS'
• HMO MEMBERS TO GIVE `GRADES' OXFORD PUTS EMPHASIS ON THE PATIENT'S EXPERIENCE
• CONGRESSIONAL PANEL TO PROBE IRS AUDITS POLITICAL MOTIVATIONS ALLEGED
• WOMEN'S ISSUES EMERGE AS FOREIGN POLICY PRIORITY
• ALBANIA ASKS EUROPEAN UNION FOR HELP MILITARY OFFERS AMNESTY IF DESERTERS RETURN TO HELP RESTORE ORDER