World News Tonight (ABC) - 1995-12-20
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[0:35] >> Moving stories of real life miracles
[0:37] tomorrow at 9:00.
[0:42] In Washington, the onag again, offagain
[0:45] budget talks. President Clinton says
[0:47] that extreme Republicans are getting in
[0:49] the way.
[0:51] >> Racism at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
[0:54] The soldiers story.
[0:56] spirit of all
[0:57] >> and the power of prayer to heal the
[1:00] sick. The American agenda
[1:04] >> from ABC. This is World News Tonight
[1:07] with Peter Jennings.
[1:08] >> Good evening. It's back to name calling
[1:10] today. All that optimism generated in
[1:13] Washington last night about an imminent
[1:14] agreement to balance the federal budget
[1:16] came apart today. President Clinton now
[1:19] says that anti-government group of
[1:21] conservative Republicans in the House
[1:22] has sabotaged the deal. And you could
[1:24] see the jolt in the stock market in just
[1:26] the 15 minutes the president was talking
[1:28] to the press about this. The Dow Jones
[1:30] Industrial Average lost more than 40
[1:32] points. First to the White House and
[1:34] ABC's Brit Hume.
[1:37] White House Chief of Staff Petta went to
[1:39] Capitol Hill this morning believing
[1:40] yesterday's agreement to conduct high
[1:42] level budget talks would mean quick
[1:44] passage today of a temporary measure
[1:46] called a continuing resolution to reopen
[1:49] the government. But that ran into
[1:50] tro