CBS Evening News - Election Night 1998 (Western edition)
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[0:22] This is the CBS Evening
[0:25] News with Dan Rather reporting from CBS
[0:29] News election headquarters in New York.
[0:32] And this is a special western edition.
[0:34] Good evening. Election night headline at
[0:35] this hour. Senate seats. Which parties
[0:37] in Ohio and Indiana, but still no party
[0:40] gains in the Senate. Polls now closed in
[0:43] more than half the states. Let's look at
[0:45] the latest Senate winners down in
[0:48] Victory. Good news for President
[0:49] Clinton. The Democrat Blanch Lambert
[0:52] Lincoln holds on to the Senate seat of
[0:55] the retiring Democrat Dale Bumper. The
[0:57] win for the Democrats in Arkansas. In
[0:59] the show me state, Missouri, the veteran
[1:02] Republican Senator Christopher Kit Bond
[1:04] is the winner. Alabama Senate down in
[1:06] Dixie. Uh Senator Richard Shelby is
[1:09] returned to the Senate for the GOP. Up
[1:12] in New England in Connecticut, Senator
[1:14] Christopher Dodd gets his seat again. A
[1:16] hold on for the Democrats. In Kansas,
[1:18] Senator Sam Bramach holds on to his
[1:21] seat. Strong Republican win in Kansas.
[1:24] Maryland Senate seat. The veteran
[1:25] Barbara Makowski goes back to the
[1:27] Senate. Hold on for the Democrats there.
[1:29] A hold on for the Republicans in the
[1:31] Boomer Sooner State of Oklahoma. Senator
[1:33] Don Nichols is the winner. Up in the
[1:35] Keystone State, Pennsylvania, Arlland
[1:37] Spectre gets a fourth term. A hold on
[1:39] for the Republicans there. Ohio Senate
[1:42] race turnover. This is a pickup for the
[1:44] Republicans. John Glenn is orbiting in
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