CBS Evening News - 1989-12-25

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[0:04] Christmas and chaos in Romania. Deposed

[0:07] leader Chaescu and his wife are reported

[0:09] executed.

[0:13] >> The civil war rages on. Tens of

[0:16] thousands may be dead.

[0:20] >> Christmas for US troops in Panama with

[0:23] Manuel Noriega still in the Vatican

[0:25] embassy trying to negotiate his way out

[0:27] of the country.

[0:29] This is the CBS Evening News. Dan Rather

[0:31] reporting. Good evening. A possible deal

[0:33] is reported in the making on the Noriega

[0:35] case, one involving the Pope and

[0:37] President Bush. Some details are coming

[0:39] in. We'll have them for you in a moment.

[0:41] First, about the reported execution of

[0:43] Romania's communist dictator. Romanian

[0:45] radio and television said tonight

[0:47] deposed communist leader Nikolai Chaosku

[0:50] and his wife have been executed. The

[0:52] sudden announcement said that they had

[0:54] been convicted at a secret trial. There

[0:56] were few details and no independent

[0:58] confirmation. President Bush gave US

[1:00] recognition late today to the

[1:02] anti-Chaescue coalition, now claiming

[1:05] power. By most accounts, the civil war

[1:07] isn't over. CBS News correspondent

[1:10] Richard Roth in New York begins our

[1:11] coverage.

[1:13] >> The charges were genocide and what were

[1:15] called grave crimes against Romania. And

[1:17] the startling announcement by Romanian

[1:19] television was that Chescu and his wife

[1:21] had been tried, convicted, and executed.

[1:25] Only Thursday, the 71-year-old Chaoscu

[1:27] and his wife Elellena, virtually his

[1:29] second in command, were still clinging

[1:31] to power in the face of opposition that

[1:34] for the first time had become angry,

[1:36] public, and widespread.

[1:39] The announcement of the verdic

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