The MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour (PBS) - 1992-04-10
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[0:03] Funding for local broadcast of the
[0:04] McNeel Lair NewsHour has been provided
[0:06] by a grant from the Intel Foundation.
[0:08] Intel Corporation, the creator of
[0:11] advanced micro computer chips and
[0:12] systems, has brought the power of micro
[0:14] computer technology to millions
[0:16] worldwide.
[0:20] [music]
[0:25] >> Good evening. I'm Judy Woodruff in
[0:27] Washington.
[0:28] >> And I'm Robert McNeel in New York. After
[0:30] the news summary tonight, three British
[0:32] political analysts explain the
[0:34] Conservative surprise election victory.
[0:36] Roger Mud reports on how congressmen see
[0:39] their own institution today. And David
[0:41] Gurgen and Mark Shields analyze the
[0:43] week's politics.
[0:46] >> Part of helping the world live and
[0:48] communicate better is keeping it well
[0:50] informed.
[0:53] That's why funding for the McNeel Larry
[0:55] NewsHour is provided by AT&T
[1:00] and by PepsiCo. [music]
[1:06] [music]
[1:07] PepsiCo
[1:09] and by the Corporation for Public
[1:11] Broadcasting and viewers like you.
[1:15] >> A suspected terrorist car bomb rocked
[1:18] London's financial district this
[1:19] evening. At least three people were
[1:21] reported killed and another 50 injured.
[1:24] Police cordined off parts of the central
[1:26] city district as ambulances rushed to
[1:28] the scene. There was no immediate claim
[1:30] of responsibility, but a telephone call
[1:32] was reportedly made to British rail
[1:34] offices warning of a bomb. The caller
[1:36] provided a code word used by the Irish
[1:38] Republican Army. The IRA had vowed to
[1:41] disrupt Britain's general election,
[1:43] which today returned the Conservative
[1:45] Party to power for an unprecedented
[1:47] fourth consecutive term. We'll have more
[1:49] on the election