NBC Nightly News - 1999-11-27

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[0:01] Thanks for watching News Channel 8.

[0:03] Recognized by the Associated Press as

[0:05] Oregon's best newscast. News Channel 8,

[0:08] where the news comes Thursday.

[0:17] Betting on peace in Northern Ireland,

[0:19] Protestant leaders vote to keep the

[0:21] troubled process alive.

[0:23] >> It's a significant step forward.

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[0:36] >> And Millennium Momentum building day by

[0:39] day.

[0:43] >> From NBC News World Headquarters in New

[0:45] York, this is NBC Nightly News reported

[0:49] by John Seanthaler.

[0:52] >> Good evening everyone. Another sign

[0:54] tonight that the peace process in

[0:55] Northern Ireland is moving forward. The

[0:58] main Protestant party said yes to

[1:00] sharing power with Catholics without

[1:02] waiting for the IRA to give up its

[1:04] weapons. But many are unhappy with this

[1:06] latest compromise in a region where

[1:08] 3,300 people have been killed over the

[1:11] last three decades. NBC's Donna Fzen

[1:14] reports.

[1:15] >> A major breakthrough in what was a

[1:17] deadlocked peace process.

[1:20] Members of Northern Ireland's major

[1:22] Protestant party have backed their

[1:23] leader, David Trimble, and said yes to

[1:26] the next step towards peace. Though it

[1:28] was not unanimous

[1:31] people,

[1:32] [Music]

[1:34] >> only 58% of his party council backed

[1:37] him. The others opposed to sharing power

[1:39] with Shinfane, the political wing of the

[1:42] IRA before the IRA agrees to disarm.

[1:46] Trimble says the next move is up to

[1:48] Shinfane leader Jerry Adams.

[1:51] >> We've done our bit.

[1:54] And Mr. Adams,

[1:56] it's over to you.

[2:00] We've

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