CBS Evening News (Western) - 1992-04-07

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[0:01] in bad weather 15 minutes before

[0:03] landing. Dan Rather will have more next.

[0:05] >> See you tonight. [music]

[0:11] >> With election returns in a campaign

[0:14] special report from CBS News. Headline

[0:15] of the hour, a good night for Arkansas

[0:17] Governor Bill Clinton and for President

[0:20] George Bush in the presidential

[0:21] primaries. The polls are now closed in

[0:23] all four of tonight's presidential

[0:25] primary states, including the contest

[0:28] that has the largest number of delegates

[0:29] in New York. Let's look them over.

[0:31] Starting with the Democrats. In New

[0:33] York, uh, Governor Bill Clinton has won

[0:36] the New York primary, and it's a it's a

[0:38] rather comfortable win for Clinton,

[0:41] although not overwhelming. Brown and

[0:42] Sonis are in a very close race for

[0:44] second place in New York. In Kansas,

[0:46] Clinton an easy winner in the Kansas

[0:48] Democratic primary. In Wisconsin, close

[0:51] between Clinton and Brown for first

[0:53] place. We'll have more on that later.

[0:54] Songus third. Among the Republicans,

[0:57] President Bush has scored in Wisconsin,

[0:59] Kansas, Minnesota, and New York where he

[1:01] was basically unopposed. Now, we'll be

[1:03] back with a special half hour wrap-up

[1:05] right after your late local news. I'm

[1:06] Dan Rap.

[1:13] >> [music]

[1:17] >> This is a special western edition of the

[1:19] CBS Evening [music] News. Dan Rather

[1:21] reporting live from CBS News

[1:22] headquarters in New York. Good evening.

[1:25] Welcome back. As perhaps you just heard,

[1:27] Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton wins the

[1:29] big important New York Democratic

[1:31] presidential primary, making him look

[1:33] more and more like the Democratic

[1:35] presidential nomine

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