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(Studio: John Seigenthaler) Findings of a Newsweek poll on Americans' view of a recession noted.
(White House: John Palmer) The nation's economic worries examined; details given of President Bush's administration's reaction to OPEC's cut in oil production. [From Vienna, OPEC (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries) president Chakib KHELIL - talks about oil and recession.] [At a gas station, two DRIVERS - worry about gasoline prices.] [AAA Lon ANDERSON - cites the wider impact of gasoline prices.] [American University economist Bradley SCHILLER - comments on energy use.] Tenets of Bush's energy plan outlined on screen.
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(Studio: John Seigenthaler) Report introduced.
(Tokyo: Ned Colt) The economic hard times in Japan, which is in perpetual recession, featured; details given of the likelihood that Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori will soon resign. [Restaurant owner Hidenori OMORI - (thru translator) says profits are down 50 percent.] [Center for Strategic and International Studies William BREER - offers perspective on the Japanese economy.]
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(Studio: John Seigenthaler) Report introduced.
(Honolulu: Dan Lothian) The revival of Hawaii's economy examined; details given about the road to recovery. [In past and now, Governor Benjamin CAYETANO - talks about the economy.] [State of Hawaii Business, Economic Development and Tourism director Seiji NAYA, bank economist Paul BREWBAKER - express confidence about Hawaii's economy.]
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(Studio: John Seigenthaler) Report introduced.
(Tetovo, Macedonia: Jim Maceda) The dangerous spiral of ethnic violence in the Balkans featured; scenes shown from Macedonia, where there is fighting between the army and ethnic Albanian fighters. [Special United Nations envoy to the Balkans Karl BILDT - says the situation is dangerous.] The question of whether NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) will be forced to step in to contain this latest Balkan conflict noted.
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(Studio: John Seigenthaler) Report introduced.
(No location given: Hillary Lane) The outbreak of Legionnaires' disease at a Ford Motor Company plant in Cleveland, Ohio, featured; scenes shown of the auto plant; details given of the CDC (Centers for Disease Control) testing at the plant. [WOMAN - comments.] [Cuyahoga County health commissioner Timothy HORGAN - talks about typing water samples.]
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(Studio: John Seigenthaler) The victory of hip hop music mogul Sean "Puffy" Combs in his New York City trial stemming from a shooting at a dance club reported.
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(Studio: John Seigenthaler) Report introduced.
(No location given: Rehema Ellis) An experimental gambling education curriculum for Connecticut school students featured; scenes shown from the classroom that studies how gambling works. [Teacher Martha PRESS - explains what will be taught in math and social studies classes.] [Principal Robert CHESTER, Connecticut department of mental health Susan McLOUGHLIN, legislator Andrea STILLMAN - talk about concerns about gambling and teens.] The extent of gambling by teenagers reviewed; details given about educational programs about gambling for kids in New Jersey, Louisiana and Minnesota. [Minnesota KID - comments on gambling odds.] [Minnesota school principal Fred TARNOWSKI - says there have been family issues linked to gambling.] [Connecticut task force on addiction Ted NIKOLA, three STUDENTS - cite the allure of gambling to kids.]
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(Studio: John Seigenthaler) Report introduced.
(Chicago: Jim Avila) Technology devices being used by parents to monitor teenagers featured; details given about how the tracking of kids via cellular phones, credit cards and computer software works. [High school freshman Hillary KRIBBEN, concerned parent Melinda KRIBBEN - talk about her cell phone.] [Pocketcard inventor William SCHEURER, inventors daughter Ester SCHEURER - talk about managing money via a "pocketcard."] [Concerned parent Peter ROBBINS - warns his kids he will track their computer use.]
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(Studio: John Seigenthaler) Report introduced.
(Cornwell, England: Dawna Friesen) The huge greenhouse in England called the Eden Project featured; scenes shown from Cornwell, England, of this "living cathedral to plants." [Architect Andrew WHALLEY - cites the low weight of the structure.] [The Eden Project chief executive Tim SMIT - talks about his "great idea."] [Horticultural director Phillio MacMillian BROWSE - comments on the project.] The popularity of the greenhouse structure with tourists noted.
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