The MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour (PBS) - 1991-11-29 (partial)

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[0:02] After the news summary, we examine

[0:03] consumer confidence on the first day of

[0:05] the Christmas shopping season. Elizabeth

[0:07] Brackett reports on feelings in the

[0:09] Chicago area. We talked to two pollsters

[0:12] about national trends, then discuss the

[0:14] political implications with our analysts

[0:16] Gergen and Shields. We have a report

[0:19] from the Ukraine on the weekend vote to

[0:21] make the republic independent. And we

[0:23] close with a Roger Rosenlat essay on

[0:25] life without the nuclear threat.

[0:28] Funding for the NewsHour has been

[0:30] provided by PepsiCo. Every day we enjoy

[0:33] people being cold to us, cutting us up,

[0:36] getting fresh with us, tearing into us,

[0:41] and calling us chicken. In fact, the

[0:43] more people do it, the happier we are.

[0:45] PepsiCo

[0:47] and by AT&T

[0:49] and by the Corporation for Public

[0:51] Broadcasting and by the financial

[0:54] support of viewers like you. Today was

[0:57] the traditional start of the Christmas

[0:59] shopping season, the traditional make it

[1:01] or break it time for many in the retail

[1:04] business. Recent surveys show many

[1:06] Americans plan to cut back their

[1:08] shopping because of worries about the

[1:10] economy. President and Mrs. Bush were

[1:12] among the shoppers at a mall in

[1:14] Frederick, Maryland this morning. They

[1:16] had traveled from nearby Camp David in

[1:18] search of gifts for their grandchildren.

[1:20] We'll have more on consumer confidence

[1:22] and the economy right after the news

[1:24] summary. Robin,

[1:25] >> the Centers for Disease Control today

[1:27] denied reports that the nation's supply

[1:29] of flu vaccine is nearly depleted.

[1:31] Vaccine distributors told the New York

[1:33] Times in USA Today the

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