CBS Evening News - 1995-11-22
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[0:02] President Clinton schedules an address
[0:04] to the nation as US ground troops he's
[0:06] sending to Bosnia get ready to move out.
[0:09] House Speaker Gingrich blames the
[0:12] politics of the left for the murder of a
[0:14] pregnant woman in Illinois. But does he
[0:16] have his facts straight? And these super
[0:19] lightweight boxers just might hold the
[0:22] key to criminal behavior.
[0:27] This is the CBS Evening News with Dan
[0:31] Rather.
[0:32] >> Good evening. Leaders of Bosnia, Serbia,
[0:34] and Croatia went home today to try to
[0:36] sell a USbacked peace agreement to their
[0:38] people. Here in the United States,
[0:40] President Clinton began the equally
[0:42] daunting task of selling it to Congress
[0:44] and the American people. He scheduled a
[0:46] TV address for next Monday evening.
[0:48] Correspondent Mark Phillips, a veteran
[0:50] of Bosnian war coverage, begins our
[0:52] report. The ink is hardly dry on the
[0:55] Bosnian peace deal, but already it is
[0:57] beginning to look a bit smudged around
[0:58] the edges. Bosnian President Ali
[1:01] Isabovich may have returned to Sievo to
[1:03] a hero's reception,
[1:06] but up in the hills, the winds of war
[1:08] may still be blowing in the Bosnian Serb
[1:10] stronghold of Palai. Men are still being
[1:12] inducted into the army, and the talk
[1:15] around the market is that too much
[1:16] territory was given away in the deal to
[1:18] the mainly Muslim Bosnian government.
[1:22] No one consulted us, this man says. And
[1:24] in fact, the Bosnian Serb leadership was
[1:27] excluded from the Ohio talks, at least
[1:29] partly because their president, Ratavan
[1:31] Karedic, is wanted for war crimes. Cared
[1:34] has been seen praying but not talking
[1:36] since the dea