World News Tonight (ABC) - 1995-10-22

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[0:14] I like my sadd

[0:20] speed is the name of the game at a

[0:22] unique race in downtown Portland today.

[0:24] The Harborside restaurant hosted the

[0:26] fourth annual Riverplace Waiters Day

[0:28] race. No need to worry about slow

[0:30] service when these waiters are around.

[0:32] Each team of two speedy waiters

[0:34] navigated an obstacle course. The course

[0:36] tests their restaurant skills, speed,

[0:38] and team effort. The day's fastest team

[0:41] will take home a pretty hefty tip. Grand

[0:43] prize, $250.

[0:46] Not bad at all. Thanks for joining us.

[0:49] We'll see you at 11 o'clock tonight.

[0:50] Good night.

[0:55] >> [music]

[0:57] >> The United Nations at 50. President

[0:59] Clinton opens the largest gathering

[1:01] [clears throat] ever of world leaders.

[1:04] While Cuba's Fidel Castro speaks for the

[1:06] smallest and poorest nations and how

[1:09] city people's big dreams [music]

[1:11] are threatening the big sky.

[1:16] >> From ABC, this is World News Sunday.

[1:20] Here's Carol Simpson.

[1:21] >> Good evening. It was created after World

[1:24] War [music] II to save succeeding

[1:26] generations from the scourge of war and

[1:28] to reaffirm the faith in fundamental

[1:30] human rights as well as the dignity of

[1:32] every human being, the United Nations.

[1:35] The heads of state of more than 150

[1:38] countries are in New York tonight to

[1:40] celebrate the 50th anniversary of the

[1:42] UN. To some, it's an opportunity for

[1:45] consiliation. To others, the chance to

[1:47] give a very public cold shoulder. We

[1:50] begin with ABC's David Ensor.

[1:54] >> They are some of the world's most

[1:55] powerful people, presidents, prime

[1:57] ministers, kings, heroes, some of them,

[2:00] and villains. For more than 20 minutes

[2:02] as th

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