The MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour (PBS) - 1993-09-06

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[0:01] lesson of all.

[0:02] >> Keep going. Don't stop. Don't let nobody

[0:04] bring you down.

[0:07] >> Bill Cosby hosts this award-winning back

[0:09] to school special, Something Within Me.

[0:21] Funding for the McNeeler NewsHour has

[0:24] been provided by ODS Health Plan, the

[0:26] group medical plan that meets the needs

[0:28] of more than 600,000 Oregonians by

[0:31] providing a broad range of medical and

[0:33] dental coverage and responsive service.

[0:45] Good evening. I'm Robert McNeel in New

[0:46] York. After our new summary this Labor

[0:48] Day, we talked to the vice president of

[0:50] Bosnia about what it will take to end

[0:52] the war. Then a report and debate over

[0:55] one of organized labor's top political

[0:57] issues, reforming the striker

[0:59] replacement laws. And we close with a

[1:01] report on new doubts about some of the

[1:03] drugs leading the fight against AIDS.

[1:06] >> New York Life is proud to provide

[1:08] funding for the McNeel Ler NewsHour. Yet

[1:11] another example of New York Life's wise

[1:14] investment philosophy. Funding has also

[1:16] been provided by PepsiCo,

[1:23] Pepsi,

[1:26] and by the Archer Daniels Midland

[1:28] Company,

[1:30] ATM, Supermarket to the World,

[1:35] and by the Corporation for Public

[1:37] Broadcasting, and by the annual

[1:39] financial support from viewers like you.

[1:42] President Clinton indicated today he

[1:44] would take new steps to stimulate the

[1:46] economy. He was responding to a report

[1:48] in today's New York Times that the

[1:50] administration was considering such

[1:52] things as speeding up military contracts

[1:54] and easing regulations on government

[1:56] lending. Actions similar to those taken

[1:59] by President Bush last year. Mr. Clinton

[2:01] told reporters,

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