Articles from Science News (October 14, 1989)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Antarctic ozone hole unexpectedly severe.	Monastersky, R.		697
Biggest benzene risks hide close to home.	Raloff, J.		848
Building new proteins with odd parts.	Amato, I.		308
Diagnosing the state of an unruly plasma.	Peterson, I.		521
Divvying up a fusion-fund pie.			600
Gene-tracking leads to Nobel Prize.	McKenzie, A.		340
Hint of a burst of supernova activity in a superluminous galaxy.	Peterson, I.		622
Hypertension, heart disease and diuretics.			583
Ice sponging off the Antarctic shelf.			318
In-school breakfasts improve test scores.	Raloff, J.		386
Many faces of a gene-mapping project.	Weiss, Rick		596
Nitrogen fertilizer saps veggies' vitamin C.			204
Receptor encounters; untangling the threads of the serotonin system.	Cowen, Ron		2774
Regenerated nerves send first messages.	Weiss, R.		676
Schizophrenia drug gains FDA approval.	Bower, B.		273
Sociopaths, suicide and serotonin.	Cowen, R.		474