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Presents United States President Bill Clinton's justification of prospective military action in Haiti through a televised address to nation. Opposition by Republicans, some Democrats and members of the Black Caucus; Americans' doubts over feasibility of a Democratic government in Haiti; Reference to failure in Persian Gulf War and Somalia; Clinton's optimism; Statement of Head of the Forum for International Policy, Brent Scowcroft.

Describes the role of TV advertisements on the image of Democratic candidate Joel Hyatt in the election for open senate seat in Ohio. Expenditure on advertisements by Hyatt and result; Voters image of Hyatt, Republican rival Michael DeWine; Hyatt's position in opinion polls and its effect on Democrats; Handicaps for Wyatt; Opinion of different people about Hyatt's position; Details of statements by both the candidates.

Focuses on political potential of Ross Perot's organization, United We Stand. Voting potential of Perot's supporters; Regional extent of Perot's political clout; Role of Perot's supporters in deciding Olympia J. Snowe's election from Maine; Outcome of Perot's publicity efforts; Information about United We Stand; Wooing of Perot's supporters by politicians in Texas and Virginia; Political orientation of Perot's supporters.

Reports on the battle by the Democrats to retain the Maine seat in Senate after the retirement of Senator George J. Mitchell. Mitchell's successor Thomas H. Andrews' position in comparison to Republican Olympia J. Snowe; Result of rejection of Supreme Court nomination; Speculation about President's speech; Comments of different persons; Candidates' effort to disassociate themselves from Washington and their parties; Problems facing Andrews.

Reports the eulogies delivered by President Bill Clinton and other dignitaries on June 13, 1995, praising the life of former Defense Secretary Les Aspin, who died on May 21, 1995.

Analyzes the political losses to President Bill Clinton during his tenure in wake of the coming 1996 Presidential elections. Discussion on the factors contributing to the decline in the popularity of Clinton; Speculations about the policy plans of the President to improve his reputation.

Presents travel information on Boston, Massachusetts. Historical background of Boston; Its reputation; Places where tourists can stay; Tourists attraction in Boston.

Analyzes the way the United States (US) Senate conduct the impeachment trial of US President Bill Clinton. Show of partisanship between the Democratic Party and the Republican Party despite their pledge not to do as the US House did; Plans and proposals from both parties on how to end the trial.

Highlights the proceedings of the impeachment trial of United States (US) President Bill Clinton in the US Senate. Admission US Representative Lindsey Graham, one of the US House prosecutors, that even if the senators are convinced that President Clinton committed the charges against him they still could differ on penalty; Questions from senators to both the prosecution and defense panels.

Analyzes the impact of New Jersey's Democrat Senator Bill Bradley's decision to shun the Senate election, on his party. Other Democrats not seeking re-election; Prospects of the Republicans; Short profile of Bradley.

Traces the approach of Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole, a Kansas Republican, toward the 1996 presidential elections. His views about Bosnian Muslims, Medicare, welfare overhaul; His views about Gen. Colin Powell, another candidate in the Republican 1996 contest.

Highlights the findings of New York Times/CBS News Poll completed in the first week of August, 1995 probing the electoral attitude towards 1996 Presidential elections in US. Details. INSET: How the poll was conducted..

Focuses on the US rejection of the French plan to reinforce United Nations peacekeeping troops and President Bill Clinton's proposal for a large scale air-attacks to contain the Bosnian Serbs. Indecision over the plans to control the Serbs; Note on debate in the US Senate over a bill to permit US arms sale to Bosnian Government; Speculations regarding British and French agreement with Clinton's proposal.

Reports on the assurance of favorable consideration of NATO requests for helping UN forces in Bosnia, by President Bill Clinton in an address at the Air Force Academy, Colorado on May 31, 1995. Significance; Analysis of the issue; Reaction of Republican Senator Bob Dole; Developments related to the Bosnia situation.

Speculates on the political plans of Gen. Colin L. Powell for running for presidentship of the US. Views of General Powell; Initiative for Republican nomination by supporters; Findings on Powell's popularity by a poll for Time magazine and CNN taken in March 1995; Other polls.

Reports on an increase in Republican influence in Louisiana which is traditionally a Democratic stronghold. Views of Louisiana Democrat W.J. (Billy) Tauzin on the issue; Fall in popularity of the Democrats in the state.

Focuses on the need for a change in approach of Senate majority leader, Bob Dole for his presidential campaign from April 10, 1995. Setback to Dole's beliefs due to passage of tax cut package by House of Representatives and due for consideration in Senate; Background of problems faced by past presidential candidates; Problems faced by Dole strategists; Competition from other Republican candidates; Dole's convictions and problems.

Reports on the line-item veto likely to become a law once approved by the US House and the Senate. US President's note on the subject; Likely effects on the states funding; Line-item veto's benefits to legislators; Details of various studies.

Reports on the death of J. William Fulbright, a Democrat from Arkansas. Details of his life and political career; President Bill Clinton's views on Fulbright; List of survivors.

Analyzes the results of the 1994 Congressional elections held on November 8. Reasons for Republican victory in the elections; Implications of the election results for President Bill Clinton; Difficulties for Republican leadership in the Congress; Challenges for Democrats.

Focuses on the political status of Iowa since Senator Bob Dole of Kansas defeated George Bush. Reasons for tourist attraction; Economical aspects; Comments from Michael Gartner, editor of the Ames Tribune and former president of the NBC News; History.

Looks at campaign of hopeful Republican presidential nominee Senator Richard Lugar of Indiana. Visit to University of New Hampshire; Issues addressed; Information on Lugar.

Analyzes the implications of the Million Man March which took place in Washington D.C. Questions on racial division; Significance of march; Views of President Clinton and Louis Farrakhan; Description of what took place.

Discusses the influence of the President of the United States when he speaks. Recount of President-elect Bill Clinton's remarks made about normalizing relations with Iraq and the subsequent scrutiny and interpretation in the mass media; Examples of past U.S. Presidents who have made certain statements that were taken literally; Impact of Clinton's remarks about accepting political refugees from Haiti; Assessment of Clinton's personality; Promises made by Clinton in his presidential campaign that he may not be able to keep.

Reports that Ross Perot plans a major effort to influence legislation during the early years of the administration of U.S. President-elect Bill Clinton. Number of individuals joining Perot's United We Stand organization after he announced his intention to resume political activity; Perot's activist plans for the special election in Texas to replace Senator Lloyd Bentsen, who was nominated by Clinton to become the Treasury Secretary; Results of an election in Georgia where Perot supporters were active in the campaign of Republican Paul Coverdell, who pledged to reduce the budget deficit; Discussion of town meetings that Perot will host throughout the country.

Describes Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Comparison between Milwaukee and Chicago, Illinois; Victorian buildings in Milwaukee; Crime rate; Population; German restaurants; Decorative arts collection. INSET: `A big little town.'.

Reports on the memorial service for Clark M. Clifford, lawyer and adviser to Presidents of the United States from 1945 who died on October 10, 1998. Comparison between Clifford and Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr; Role of Clifford in the White House; How Clifford's career in politics started; Famous associates of Clifford.

Probes into the campaigns of Representative Melvin L. Watt, a Democrat who has represented North Carolina's 12th Congressional District for three terms. Race against Republican candidate Scott Keadle; Population makeup of the district; Supporters of Watt.

Looks at several antique architectures in Louisville, Kentucky. Description and features; Background information on the architectures. INSET: From a Shaker village to whisky and racetracks.

Discusses the central roles of Yale University alumni in the impeachment drama of United States President Bill Clinton. Comments from Nicole Itano of Boulder, Colorado; How the `Daily News' urged President Clinton to resign; Views of Professor Akhil Reed Amar on the impeachment.

Pays tribute to 20th century United States politician Clark Clifford. Background on Clifford; Details on his career in politics; Changes in the political culture since the heyday of Clifford.

Deals with the art of German painter, Feininger. Background of Feininger; Characteristics of his art; Examples of his works.

Examines the documents released by the United States House Judiciary Committee submitted by independent counsel Kenneth Starr in the investigation of President Clinton's sexual misconduct. Discussion on the evidences presented against President Clinton; Impeachment process being moved by the House Judiciary Committee against President Clinton.

Discusses the impact of the scandal caused by the relationship of United States President Bill Clinton with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky in his ability to assert a more active leadership in world affairs. Plea of Christopher Patten, last British governor of Hong Kong, about the scandal; How Clinton conducted himself during his conversation with Great Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair.

Focuses on the announcement made by American President Bill Clinton's lawyer, Robert S. Bennett, regarding the interview of Kathleen E. Willey, a former White House volunteer on the television program `60 Minutes,' which focused on the sexual allegation claims filed against the President by Paula Corbin Jones. Assumption that the country will soon learn whether the President or Jones was lying; Role which independent counsel Kenneth W. Starr must play if Clinton wins or loses.

Focuses on the appeal of grappa. Product of the distillation of the debris left in the press after grapes have yielded their juice; Description of its flavor and strength; Production of grappa by Noninos of Percoto; Availability and price.

Focuses on the New York City mayoral campaign of Ruth W. Messinger, Manhatttan Borough president. Her speech at the Holy Apostles Church in Chelsea; Her efforts to oust the popular incumbent Republican.

Focuses on the campaign style of New York City Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani. The effect of his graciousness on the crowds of New York; His fierceness at City Hall. INSET: In his own words.

Focuses on Senators John McCain, Republican of Arizona, and Russell D. Feingold, Democrat of Wisconsin, who are partners on the issue of campaign finance. How their names are on the bill to overhaul campaign fund-raising that is backed by President Bill Clinton and opposed by members of both parties; Their friendship; Senator Paul D. Wellston, a liberal Democrat from Minnesota, as close friends of both men.

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