The MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour (PBS) - 1993-06-15
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[0:01] Tired of getting up on the wrong side of
[0:03] bed?
[0:05] >> And now for a quick rundown of today's
[0:06] disasters?
[0:08] >> Get up on the morning edition side
[0:10] instead with intelligence,
[0:13] depth,
[0:15] whimsy,
[0:17] business,
[0:18] >> the arts,
[0:20] commentary. Morning edition from
[0:22] National Public Radio. Drink it in. This
[0:26] is radio news the way it's meant to be
[0:28] brewed. Sweet day mornings from 5 to 9.
[0:53] Funding for the McNeel Larair NewsHour
[0:55] has been provided by ODS Health Plan,
[0:57] the group medical plan that meets the
[0:59] needs of more than 600,000 Oregonians by
[1:02] providing a broad range of medical and
[1:04] dental coverage and responsive service.
[1:13] >> Good evening. I'm Roger Mud in
[1:15] Washington and I'm Robert McNeel in New
[1:17] York. After the news summary tonight, we
[1:19] have excerpts from President Clinton's
[1:20] news conference. Next, a conversation
[1:23] about conditions in Bosnia with the
[1:25] United Nations Refugee Chief Joseé Maria
[1:27] Mendaluth. Correspondent Tom Bearden
[1:30] updates the insurance picture for
[1:31] Florida hurricane victims. Then, the
[1:34] risk of North Korea going nuclear. We
[1:36] talk with the US official in charge of
[1:38] negotiations, Robert Galuchcci. Finally,
[1:40] essayist Roger Rosenlat talks about gays
[1:43] in the military.
[1:44] >> Funding for the McNeel NewsHour has been
[1:46] provided by PepsiCo.
[2:00] That's the prayer.
[2:03] >> Part of helping the world live and
[2:05] communicate better is keeping it well
[2:06] informed. That's why funding for the
[2:09] NewsHour is also provided by AT&T
[2:12] and by the Corporation for Public
[2:14] Broadcasting and viewers like you.
[2:17] President Clinton today vigorously
[2:19] defended himself again