Roanoke Times

& World-News

National/International: Sunday, April 13, 1997

• MONKEYPOX OUTBREAK HITS ZAIRE; 92 CASES, 3 DEATHS REPORTED DISEASE SHOWS UP IN ONE OF THE WORLD'S MOST MEDICALLY DEPRIVED AREAS IN THE MIDST OF POLITICAL UPHEAVAL
• OUTBREAKS LEAD HEALTH OFFICIALS TO SUSPECT EMERGENCE OF RESISTANT LICE SOME PARENTS ALREADY CONVINCED `SUPER LICE' ARE DEVELOPING
• SHROUD OF TURIN SURVIVES 2ND FIRE ITS HOME CHAPEL SEVERELY DAMAGED
• SHROUD'S A FORGERY, SCHOLARS SAY
• RED RIVER FLOODING CRESTS, REACHING HIGHEST LEVEL IN 100 YEARSHIGH WATER CONTINUES SIEGE OF SANDBAGGED TOWNS ALONG MINNESOTA, NORTH DAKOTA BORDER
• ALABAMA JUDGE'S DISPLAY RULED UNCONSTITUTIONAL; THOUSANDS BEG TO DIFFER RALLY SUPPORTS COMMANDMENTS IN COURT
• POPE PLEADS FOR TOLERANCE BOMB FOUND ON HIS MOTORCADE ROUTE IN SARAJEVO,
• DEMOCRATS HAD BIG DONORS GIVE AT STATE LEVEL CONTRIBUTIONS LESS VISIBLE TO PUBLIC
• FOR THE RECORD
• CLINTON OKS 24 HOURS OF UNPAID LEAVE FOR FAMILY MATTERSALTHOUGH ONLY FEDERAL WORKERS BENEFIT CURRENTLY, THE PRESIDENT URGED CONGRESS TO EXTEND THE BENEFIT TO ALL WORKERS
• EXILED KING RETURNS TO ALBANIA
• 5 WVU SCHOLARSHIPS BASED ON A DRAWING LUCK GETS ONE-UP ON GRADES