CBS Evening News - 1995-12-27

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[0:02] Steen's Mountain Loop won't be open to

[0:03] visitors again until the snow clears.

[0:05] And during an average year, that's about

[0:07] July.

[0:08] >> Jim says it's plenty icy right now, as

[0:10] it will be in the Columbia River Gorge.

[0:12] So, be careful if you're driving through

[0:13] there.

[0:13] >> Well, thanks for watching and we'll see

[0:15] you again at 6:00.

[0:27] Pressures building on the US now to

[0:29] expand the mission in Bosnia, which

[0:31] today was going nowhere fast. Two

[0:34] reports tonight from David Martin and

[0:36] Bob Simon. Day 12 of the government

[0:39] shutdown. Private money reopens a public

[0:42] museum as the politicians exhibit little

[0:44] inclination to end the crisis. And he

[0:48] had a snowball in his hand. Now he has a

[0:51] price on his head and he's in giant

[0:54] trouble.

[0:58] This is the CBS Evening News with Dan

[1:01] Rather.

[1:03] Good evening. Dan is off tonight. I'm

[1:05] John Roberts. The Pentagon is issuing

[1:07] fast and furious denials of any

[1:09] suggestion the US military is getting

[1:12] sucked into a wider and deeper role in

[1:14] Bosnia that could be the Vietnam of the

[1:17] '90s. This follows confirmation that US

[1:19] radar systems designed to locate hostile

[1:22] fire are being diverted to the hotspot

[1:24] city of Sievo. National security

[1:27] correspondent David Martin reports the

[1:29] political and military impact.

[1:33] French troops poked wearily through

[1:35] minefields in the suburbs of Sieo today,

[1:37] blowing up weapons left over from the

[1:39] longunning battle for the city.

[1:43] Today is the deadline for Serbs and

[1:45] Muslims to pull back from the front

[1:46] lines in Sievo, leaving a no man's land

[1:49] for the French to patrol. There were

[1:51] supposed

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