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Articles in May 23, 1992 issue of Science News

• Young scientists honored for prize work - Laura E. Becvar, Adam R. Healey, Jonobie D. Baker, Barnas G. Monteith
  by Janet Raloff
• Gene-duplicating proteins isolated - origin replication complex
  by Carol Ezzell
• Mystery gamma rays yield nearest pulsar - Geminga pulsar
  by Ivars Peterson
• DNA solves AIDS epidemiological whodunit - tests to determine who infected AIDS patients
  by Michael Stroh
• Earthquake shakes up nightmare frequency - research results using college students
  by Bruce Bower
• Genetic clues to colorectal tumors - research of retinoblastoma and ras genes
  by Kathy A. Fackelmann
• Home workouts: exercise caution - children's accidents with exercise equipment - Brief Article
  by Michael Stroh
• ROSAT eyes the extreme-ultraviolet universe - British, German, US craft, Roentgen Satellite
  by Ron Cowen
• Vitamin E may ease movement disorder - tardive dyskinesia - Brief Article
  by Bruce Bower
• Intelsat rescue saga may alter training
  by Ron Cowen
• Genital-wart virus linked to penile cancer - papillomavirus
  by Kathy A. Fackelmann
• A smoke screen for greenhouse warming?
  by Richard Monastersky
• Renegade tumors - relation of protein to cancers
  by Kathy A. Fackelmann
• Schizophrenic kids' memory muddle - show limited recall in tests - Brief Article
  by Bruce Bower
• It's risky to be a lefty - left-handed children may be more accident prone - Brief Article
  by Michael Stroh
• I want my MTV - using musical videos during medical exams - Brief Article
  by Michael Stroh
• Exploring the Extreme Ultraviolet - Extreme Ultraviolet Explorer consisting of four telescopes
  by Ron Cowen