Articles from Science News (February 18, 1989)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A tuna a day makes the cat slow to play.			310
Antifreezes in fish work quite similarly.	Flam, Faye		429
Astronomers glimpse birth of a pulsar.	Peterson, Ivars		755
Blood cells yield cystic fibrosis clues.			292
Bush's first budget: still very Reaganesque.	Raloff, Janet		1228
Dioxin: paper's trace; chlorine bleaching of wood pulp appears to leave a toxic legacy in much of the paper we encounter.	Raloff, Janet		2100
Dogwoods fight fungus: fungus wins.			253
Eggs or live young: a trips'll try both.			353
First 3-D image of AIDS virus protein.	Weiss, Rick		380
Gut-level control of aflatoxin.			244
Hardy viruses survive drug assault.			290
Lead toxicity: bones tell the real story.			438
More food for thought.			207
Semiconductor devices transfer like decals.	Amato, Ivan		500
Stone blades yield early cultivation clues.	Bower, Bruce		672
Stratospheric winds alter day's length.	Monastersky, Richard		400
Study refines diet's link to breast cancer.	Raloff, Janet		384
The finishing touch: robots may lend a hand in the making of Steinway pianos.	Amato, Ivan		1074