This program is 28 minutes long
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.
(Tel Aviv: Tom Fenton) The suicide bombing at a pool hall in Rishon Letzion, Israel, featured; scenes shown of the bombing site.
(White House: John Roberts) The return of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon to Israel from the US when he heard about the suicide bombing reported; scenes shown of Sharon meeting with President Bush. [BUSH - says he is disappointed in Palestinian Authority leader Yasir Arafat.] [Palestinian Authority representative to the US Hassan Abdel RAHMAN - says Palestinians want to see the "light at the end of the tunnel."] [Saudi foreign policy advisor Adel al-JUBEIR - says thousands of Palestinian families receive aid money from Saudi Arabia.]
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.
(Omaha, Nebraska: Cynthia Bowers) An all-points bulletin for college student Luke Helder in connection with the string of pipe bombs placed in rural mailboxes in the Midwest reported; details given of the description of Helder and his car; map shown of places where pipe bombs have been found. [FBI's Jim BOGNER - says Helder must make contact with the FBI.] [Father Cameron HELDER - tells his son to stop the bomb attacks and start talking.]
(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.
(Salida, CO: Bob McNamara) The response in Salida, CO, after a pipe bomb was found in a mailbox examined; scenes shown. [Newspaper publisher Merle BARANCZYK - says his city is not as safe as people thought.] [Salida resident Walt IAMS - talks about finding the bomb in his mailbox.] [FBI Mark MERSHON - says more bombs may be out there.] [Salida RESIDENT - says the bomber wants "to be noticed".] [Letter carrier Chris THOMAS - says her job is no longer mundane thanks to terrorism risks.]
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.
(New York: Byron Pitts) The court appearance in Boston of Catholic priest Paul Shanley on charges of raping a young boy reported; courtroom scenes shown. [Voice of prosecutor Lynn ROONEY - reads list of charges.] [Shanley's attorney Frank MONDANO - says Shanley has no criminal record.] [Alleged victim Paul BUSA - says he has panic attacks daily.] [Victim's brother Kevin O'TOOLE - says Shanley assaulted his brother.]
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(Studio: Dan Rather) The decision of the Federal Reserve Board to leave interest rates unchanged and an increase in worker productivity reported.
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.
(Los Angeles: Vince Gonzales) The continuing investigation into the Enron energy company bankruptcy scandal featured; details given of released internal documents outlining the raising of prices during the California energy crisis. [Senator Dianne FEINSTEIN - calls the documents a "smoking gun"; says the energy market was purposefully manipulated.] [White House Press Secretary Ari FLEISCHER - says people illegally manipulating markets must be held accountable.] [California Public Utilities Commission Loretta LYNCH - says it is time to prove the allegations.] [Enron board member Herbert WINOKUR - says he never heard of impropriety in California.]
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(Studio: Dan Rather) The crashes of an EgyptAir jetliner in Tunisia and a Air China jet off the coast of China reported; scenes shown.
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.
(Washington: Sharyl Attkisson) The efforts of prescription drug companies to get around patent expirations and prevent customers from switching to generic drugs by releasing new versions of prescription medications examined; TV ad shown. [Generic drug advocate Bradley CAMERON - says Prilosec patients are being switched to Nexium.] [Family practice physician Dr. Ken FRISOF - says the new drugs do not seem to be any better.]
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(Studio: Dan Rather) The death of Triple Crown thoroughbred race horse Seattle Slew featured; racing scenes shown.
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Claims that some retiring employees get shortchanged in their cash balance pension plans reported.
(New York: Anthony Mason) The cases of retiring CEOs and other high-level corporate executives receiving extremely large pensions and other "stealth" types of compensation in spite of the economic downturn examined. [Executive Compensation Advisory Services Judith FISCHER - says executive compensation is getting "ridiculous."] [Council of Institutional Investors Sarah TESLIK - says low-interest "loans" are a fast-growing form of compensation abuse.]
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