NBC Nightly News - 1995-10-29

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[0:00] with a TV8 on your cellular phone to

[0:02] reach Northwest [music] News Channel 8.

[0:03] We'll pay for the call and you could

[0:05] qualify for $10 worth [music] of free

[0:07] air time.

[0:10] You've just watched Northwest News

[0:11] Channel 8, where the news comes first.

[0:14] Voted Oregon's best newscast by the

[0:16] Associated Press.

[0:21] >> Rallies on the eve of a controversial

[0:23] vote in Canada. Will Quebec become a

[0:25] separate country?

[0:27] Paying the price, the imbalances in

[0:29] balancing the federal budget and calls

[0:31] for sharing the pain. And fake IDs

[0:34] checking, cracking down on a life of

[0:36] lies. The feds fill in the blank.

[0:38] >> From NBC News, this is NBC Nightly News

[0:42] reported by Jazelle Fernandez.

[0:45] >> Good evening, everyone. The breakaway

[0:47] vote in Canada that could wreak havoc on

[0:49] the US economy tops our news tonight.

[0:52] The big vote is tomorrow and has many on

[0:54] both sides of the border on edge. The

[0:56] French-speaking province of Quebec will

[0:58] decide whether to break away from Canada

[1:00] and become an independent nation. To

[1:03] this country, it would be the equivalent

[1:04] of losing the economic, political, and

[1:07] cultural clout of California and Texas

[1:09] combined. NBC's Linda Veester files this

[1:12] report.

[1:16] [cheering]

[1:17] [applause]

[1:18] >> At this rally today, there were loud

[1:20] cheers in support of Quebec's

[1:21] independence. Tomorrow, Quebecers will

[1:24] vote whether to set in motion a chain of

[1:26] events leading to formation of an

[1:28] independent country. At another rally

[1:30] today, it was clear how much this

[1:32] prospect worries many other Canadians,

[1:35] including the prime minister.

[1:36] >> Canada without Quebec, i

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