The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (PBS) - 1999-10-28

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[0:00] ual investor since 1935.

[0:02] [Music]

[0:13] Good evening, I'm Jim Lara. On the

[0:15] NewsHour tonight, awami home and update

[0:17] of the Washington struggle for a budget

[0:19] agreement. Excerpts from last night's

[0:21] Gore Bradley exchange in New Hampshire.

[0:24] A conversation with presidential

[0:25] candidate Pat Buchanan. A Terrence Smith

[0:28] look at what the recalled Bush biography

[0:30] revealed about book publishing and

[0:32] another scary Halloween essay by Roger

[0:35] Rosenblat. It all follows us on Read the

[0:38] News this Thursday.

[0:43] The biggest obstacle to feeding the

[0:44] world is not the food supply, it's just

[0:46] politics. Who is dedicated to opening

[0:49] the borders to get food to the people

[0:51] who need it?

[0:55] [Music]

[1:04] This program is made possible in part by

[1:06] a grant from Travelers Insurance

[1:10] and by the Corporation for Public

[1:12] Broadcasting and by the annual financial

[1:15] support from viewers like you. A double

[1:18] shot of economic news sent the stock

[1:20] market back up today. The labor

[1:22] department reported employment costs,

[1:24] wages, salaries, and benefits rose

[1:26] just8% in the third quarter. The Federal

[1:29] Reserve looks to that figure and others

[1:31] to measure inflation. In another report,

[1:34] the Commerce Department said the economy

[1:36] grew at an annual rate of 4.8% July

[1:39] through September, making up for a

[1:41] springtime low. Then on Wall Street, the

[1:44] Dow Jones Industrial Average closed up

[1:46] about 2.5%

[1:48] 227 points at 10,622.

[1:51] The Nasdaq index was up 72 at 2875.

[1:56] President Clinton commented on the

[1:57] activity.

[2:00] >> If we keep this going in February

[2:04] without having had a war, wars guarantee

[2:07] you an economi

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