Articles from Science News (October 29, 1988)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Binary births: astronomers investigate the secret lives of paired young stars.	Peterson, Ivars		2225
Cancer sleuths find clues to Kaposi's.			321
Dioxin migrates out of milk cartons.	Raloff, Janet		342
DNA rides along as asbestos enters cells.	Fackelmann, Kathy		484
Early dinosaurs found in Argentina.	Monastersky, Richard		183
Fish learn their facts of life from elders.	Knox, Charles		275
Fresh surface waters decline in Black Sea.	Knox, Charles		444
Get them while they're small.	Monastersky, Richard		172
Hemophiliacs and AIDS: really at risk.			231
Hexagon found around Saturn's north pole.	Eberhart, Jonathan		489
Holzmaden's clues to ancient birth.	Monastersky, Richard		227
Magellan and Hubble.			259
Microwaving 'A Moveable Feast'.			195
Muscles in space forfeit more than fibers.	Wickelgren, Ingrid		692
Nobels awarded for physics, chemistry.	Vaughan, Christopher		605
PET scan spots breast-cancer receptors.	Weiss, Rick		278
Platelets enter into Alzheimer's disease.	Bower, Bruce		356
Puzzling particle showers point to pulsars.	Peterson, Ivars		655
Sensor sniffs fish freshness.			169
Superconductivity research initiative.			156
Tying up a knotty loose end.			628
Winging it: the female cowbird performs as a silent singing teacher.	Eron, Carol		1285