The MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour (PBS) - 1992-04-15 - 1 of 2
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[0:00] on channel two.
[0:03] >> The McNeil/Lehrer NewsHour has been
[0:05] provided by ODS Health Plan, the group
[0:08] medical plan that meets the needs of
[0:09] more than 600,000 Oregonians by
[0:12] providing a broad range of medical and
[0:14] dental coverage and responsive service.
[0:24] >> Good evening. I'm Robert MacNeil in New
[0:26] York.
[0:27] >> And I'm Judy Woodruff in Washington.
[0:29] After the news summary this Wednesday,
[0:31] we turn to the decision by the auto
[0:32] workers union to call off their strike
[0:35] against Caterpillar. Then, an update on
[0:37] the temporary truce in the battle
[0:39] between Russian President Boris Yeltsin
[0:42] and his parliament. We also look at the
[0:44] government crisis in Peru. The Peruvian
[0:47] ambassador to the US, a Peruvian
[0:50] congressman, and two experts on the
[0:52] country join us.
[0:54] >> Funding for the McNeil/Lehrer NewsHour
[0:56] has been provided by PepsiCo.
[1:09] PepsiCo.
[1:12] >> Part of helping the world live and
[1:14] communicate better is keeping it well
[1:16] informed. That's why funding for the
[1:18] NewsHour is also provided by AT&T.
[1:22] >> And by the Corporation for Public
[1:23] Broadcasting.
[1:25] And viewers like you.
[1:27] >> The international isolation of Libya
[1:30] began today. UN sanctions went into
[1:32] effect because of the Gaddafi
[1:33] government's refusal to hand over two
[1:35] suspects in the bombing of Pan Am 103.
[1:38] We have a report narrated by Louise
[1:40] Bates of Worldwide Television News.
[1:43] >> With nations around the world heating
[1:45] the sanctions, it was markedly quiet at
[1:48] the UN's mission in the Libyan capital.
[1:50] Life was continuing normally after
[1:52] Libyans had spent a day of mourning for
[1:54] those killed in the US