CNN NEWSROOM Index: June 1991
CNN NEWSROOM Index: June 1991
6/03/91 Segment 2 Time 3:10
Program Rundown: The Soviet Union and U.S. move a step closer to
a strategic arms treaty.
6/03/91 Segment 3 Time :30
Program Rundown: Today in history...1965...1989...1990
6/03/91 Segment 4 Time 1:00
Program Rundown: Shuttle Columbia's launch was rescheduled.
6/03/91 Segment 4 Time :55
Program Rundown: Will King Hussein meet with David Levy?
6/03/91 Segment 5 Time 3:00
Program Rundown: Digital radios in the 21st century may provide
quality sound to home, car, or Walkman.
6/03/91 Segment 6 Time :20
Program Rundown: Juvenal, Roman poet (50-130 AD)
6/03/91 Segment 7 Time 4:40
Program Rundown: An "Up Close and Personal" look at James and
Tina Connors shows homelessness as it is.
6/04/91 Segment 2 Time 2:35
Program Rundown: The U.S. House debates two versions of a
controversial civil rights bill.
6/04/91 Segment 3 Time 1:00
Program Rundown: The Supreme Soviet reviews the violence in
January in Vilnius, Lithuania.
6/04/91 Segment 3 Time 1:20
Program Rundown: Today marks the 2nd anniversary of student
protests in Beijing's Tiananmen Square.
6/04/91 Segment 4 Time 5:20
Program Rundown: The Kremlin is seeing red because elusive Czechs
keep painting a Soviet tank--pink.
6/04/91 Segment 5 Time 3:20
Program Rundown: Vensa Markovic has a quest: to reunite families
separated by time and distance.
6/05/91 Segment 2 Time 4:45
Program Rundown: Ethiopia's civil war has ended but the war on
starvation needs more "troops & supplies."
6/05/91 Segment 3 Time :10
Program Rundown: Matthew Henry, 1662-1714
6/05/91 Segment 4 Time 1:50
Program Rundown: Shuttle Columbia is readied for launch.
6/05/91 Segment 4 Time 1:00
Program Rundown: Two Civil Rights bills have been rejected; the
third comes up for a vote today.
6/05/91 Segment 5 Time 2:55
Program Rundown: CNN's Al Hinman looks at the current status of
affirmative action in the workplace.
6/05/91 Segment 6 Time :30
Program Rundown: Today in history...1884...1967...1975
6/05/91 Segment 7 Time 1:10
Program Rundown: What is the legacy of Robert F. Kennedy?
6/05/91 Segment 8 Time 1:40
Program Rundown: California proposes a controversial "snack tax"
to decrease the state's budget deficit.
6/06/91 Segment 2 Time 3:05
Program Rundown: A deadly decade has passed, but a cure for AIDS
remains as elusive as ever.
6/06/91 Segment 3 Time 2:00
Program Rundown: Events that led to a deadly Iraqi SCUD attack
during the war are clarified.
6/06/91 Segment 3 Time 1:00
Program Rundown: NASA's strange little "ark" orbits Earth.
6/06/91 Segment 3 Time 1:20
Program Rundown: The House passes a civil rights bill and now the
buck passes to the Senate.
6/06/91 Segment 4 Time :30
Program Rundown: Today in history...1944...1982...1990
6/06/91 Segment 5 Time 2:45
Program Rundown: Viewers may be slightly "shocked" by these
little known facts about electric sharks!
6/06/91 Segment 6 Time :20
Program Rundown: Commencement
6/06/91 Segment 7 Time 2:15
Program Rundown: Strike up a rousing rendition of "Pomp and
Circumstance"--it's graduation time!
6/07/91 Segment 2 Time 2:25
Program Rundown: All's well on the second day aboard Columbia as
astronauts conduct medical experiments.
6/07/91 Segment 3 Time 2:25
Program Rundown: A major solar storm is causing a severe
disturbance in earth's magnetic field.
6/07/91 Segment 4 Time 1:15
Program Rundown: The Aral Sea is at the center of an
environmental dilemma/disaster.
6/07/91 Segment 5 Time :15
Program Rundown: National Geographic on Soviet decision to
sacrifice the Aral Sea to irrigation.
6/07/91 Segment 6 Time 4:20
Program Rundown: Global Youth Forum 1991 produced some innovative
ideas for saving the environment.
6/07/91 Segment 7 Time :15
Program Rundown: Rainforest
6/07/91 Segment 8 Time 2:30
Program Rundown: They may lead to writer's cramp and spotted
fingers but pens are here to stay!
6/10/91 Segment 2 Time 2:50
Program Rundown: With marching bands, fireworks, and hymns of
thanksgiving, America honors her soldiers.
6/10/91 Segment 3 Time 2:30
Program Rundown: New Yorkers uphold a century-old tradition and
shower their heroes with ticker tape!
6/10/91 Segment 4 Time :20
Program Rundown: Ticker tape
6/10/91 Segment 5 Time 2:30
Program Rundown: What should be done to combat the growing
6/10/91 Segment 6 Time :30
Program Rundown: Today in history...1967...1977...1990
6/10/91 Segment 7 Time 4:45
Program Rundown: For many musicians, computer "blips" are
replacing those little black notes.
6/11/91 Segment 2 Time 3:05
Program Rundown: A Patriot missile intercepts a SCUD in the skies
over New York--but don't worry, it's only part
of a "welcome home" celebration!
6/11/91 Segment 3 Time 1:15
Program Rundown: THE PHILIPPINES: A "monster" volcano spews mud
and lava after more than 600 years.
6/11/91 Segment 4 Time :30
Program Rundown: Today in history...1776...1990...1990
6/11/91 Segment 5 Time 1:10
Program Rundown: NEWSROOM looks back at the conflagration of
emotions surrounding the flag-burning issue.
6/11/91 Segment 6 Time 5:05
Program Rundown: In Yugoslavia, cultural and political
differences foster constant internal strife.
6/11/91 Segment 7 Time 2:30
Program Rundown: Disadvantaged youth in Chicago dream of NBA
stardom and a ticket to a better life.
6/12/91 Segment 2 Time 2:05
Program Rundown: Human rights groups charge the Kuwaiti regime
with systematic torture and discrimination.
6/12/91 Segment 3 Time :20
Program Rundown: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Chief
William Reilly, after recent trip to Kuwait
6/12/91 Segment 4 Time 1:55
Program Rundown: Oil fires in Kuwait could continue to burn for
up to four or five years.
6/12/91 Segment 4 Time 2:00
Program Rundown: The U.S. will grant the USSR over one billion
dollars in grain credits.
6/12/91 Segment 5 Time 1:30
Program Rundown: Fire spews into the sky as Pinatubo erupts.
6/12/91 Segment 6 Time 2:35
Program Rundown: As the number of state lotteries increases, so
does the debate over their effectiveness.
6/12/91 Segment 7 Time :30
Program Rundown: Today in history...1963...1982...1986
6/12/91 Segment 8 Time 2:50
Program Rundown: Hundreds of activists gather for the first
"children with AIDS awareness day."
6/13/91 Segment 2 Time 1:50
Program Rundown: Asleep for almost 600 years, Mt. Pinatubo is
making up for lost time.
6/13/91 Segment 2 Time 1:00
Program Rundown: Pres. Bush and Congressional Democrats trade
shots in a political war of words.
6/13/91 Segment 2 Time 2:00
Program Rundown: The free election for President of the Republic
of Russia marks an historic first for the people
of the Soviet Union.
6/13/91 Segment 3 Time :30
Program Rundown: Jean Giraudoux, French Writer (1882-1944)
6/13/91 Segment 4 Time 4:20
Program Rundown: Now golf enthusiasts have a new tool to help
refine their stroke. It's called Biovision.
6/13/91 Segment 5 Time 2:20
Program Rundown: The nation's top kings and queens of chess
checked into Atlanta for the National High
School Chess Championship.
6/13/91 Segment 6 Time :40
Program Rundown: Today in history...1966...1967...1983
6/14/91 Segment 2 Time 3:00
Program Rundown: In the Soviet Union, Communism absorbs two
crucial setbacks--and democracy advances.
6/14/91 Segment 3 Time :20
Program Rundown: Vladimir Lenin led the USSR in 1917-24.
6/14/91 Segment 4 Time 2:00
Program Rundown: A political storm rises amid allegations that
Reagan's 1980 campaign made "secret deals" with
Iran to delay hostage release.
6/14/91 Segment 4 Time 1:20
Program Rundown: Shuttle astronauts finish up and head home.
6/14/91 Segment 5 Time :30
Program Rundown: Today in history...1940...1954...1990
6/14/91 Segment 6 Time 3:15
Program Rundown: The winner of the World Press Photo contest is
among 11,521 entries from 61 nations.
6/14/91 Segment 7 Time :20
Program Rundown: Edward Steichen, photographer, 1879-1973
6/14/91 Segment 8 Time 2:30
Program Rundown: 15-year-old David Eilers mows lawns...and last
year he raked in 49 thousand dollars.
6/17/91 Segment 2 Time 1:30
Program Rundown: Mount Pinatubo's eruptions leave more than 50
dead and thousands homeless.
6/17/91 Segment 3 Time 2:20
Program Rundown: Why does a mountain suddenly explode? Scientists
offer theories of volcanic eruption.
6/17/91 Segment 4 Time 3:15
Program Rundown: Compressed air can be a powerful force when it
comes to creating and building things.
6/17/91 Segment 5 Time 2:55
Program Rundown: The UN sponsors a "Day of the African Child" to
create better understanding of the region.
6/17/91 Segment 6 Time 3:00
Program Rundown: Three girls from Africa discuss the greatest
challenges their countries face.
6/18/91 Segment 2 Time 2:20
Program Rundown: South African Parliament repeals the
Registration Act, the cornerstone of apartheid
6/18/91 Segment 3 Time 3:15
Program Rundown: Part One of the "Famine in Africa" series
focuses on hardest-hit countries.
6/18/91 Segment 4 Time :25
Program Rundown: Famine
6/18/91 Segment 5 Time 1:00
Program Rundown: Investigation gets underway to determine whether
12th president was assassinated.
6/18/91 Segment 6 Time :30
Program Rundown: Today in history...1928...1979...1983
6/18/91 Segment 7 Time 7:00
Program Rundown: "Region in Turmoil" examines the recent changes
in Bulgaria, Romania, and Hungary.
6/19/91 Segment 2 Time 2:30
Program Rundown: Russian President-Elect Boris Yeltsin comes to
Washington D.C. for a "dialogue."
6/19/91 Segment 3 Time :15
Program Rundown: Boris Yeltsin, Russian President-Elect
6/19/91 Segment 4 Time 1:00
Program Rundown: A downpour brings disaster to Antofagasta,
Chile, and leaves thousands homeless.
6/19/91 Segment 4 Time 1:50
Program Rundown: The House issues women combat pilots their
wings. Will the idea fly in the Senate?
6/19/91 Segment 5 Time :30
Program Rundown: Today in history...1862...1953...1964
6/19/91 Segment 6 Time 3:30
Program Rundown: Civil wars claim the lives of many African
citizens due to starvation.
6/19/91 Segment 7 Time :20
Program Rundown: Bootleg
6/19/91 Segment 8 Time 3:35
Program Rundown: CD bootleggers beware! The recording industry
wants your business!
6/20/91 Segment 2 Time 3:05
Program Rundown: Colombia's biggest drug boss surrenders after
seven years on the run.
6/20/91 Segment 3 Time 1:00
Program Rundown: "Stand and Deliver" math teacher Jaime Escalante
resigns from Garfield High.
6/20/91 Segment 3 Time 1:00
Program Rundown: Former Giants' pitcher, Dave Dravecky, undergoes
amputation for bone cancer.
6/20/91 Segment 3 Time :40
Program Rundown: Washington leaders roll out the red carpet to
welcome Boris Yeltsin.
6/20/91 Segment 4 Time :20
Program Rundown: Today in history...1967...1990
6/20/91 Segment 5 Time 5:05
Program Rundown: SUDAN: Government holds up hunger aid by
refusing to declare the existence of famine.
MOZAMBIQUE: Witch doctor uses magic as a weapon
as he leads peasant army in civil war.
6/20/91 Segment 6 Time :30
Program Rundown: Witch Doctor
6/20/91 Segment 7 Time 2:45
Program Rundown: Computer navigation lets this van drive itself.
6/21/91 Segment 2 Time :50
Program Rundown: Boris Yeltsin meets with President Bush, seeks
U.S. support for Soviet reforms.
6/21/91 Segment 3 Time 2:05
Program Rundown: Mikhail Gorbachev must defend himself from
Soviet conservatives who want answers.
6/21/91 Segment 4 Time :30
Program Rundown: He was an engineer/construction specialist
6/21/91 Segment 5 Time 1:00
Program Rundown: Berlin is the "once and future" capital of a
reunited Germany.
6/21/91 Segment 5 Time :25
Program Rundown: William Gray III resigns from Congress to
administer the United Negro College Fund.
6/21/91 Segment 5 Time 1:00
Program Rundown: Zulu Chief Mangosuthu Buthelezi asks Pres. Bush
to end sanctions against S. Africa.
6/21/91 Segment 6 Time 4:30
Program Rundown: In Sudan, transportation problems deter aid from
reaching those who are most in need.
6/21/91 Segment 7 Time :30
Program Rundown: Aspiration
6/21/91 Segment 8 Time 2:45
Program Rundown: For the Street Poet, "...there is no such thing
as failure, but only starting over."
6/24/91 Segment 2 Time 1:50
Program Rundown: Chief of Staff John Sununu has apologized for
his use of government transportation.
6/24/91 Segment 2 Time 1:30
Program Rundown: Secretary of State James Baker experienced an
enthusiastic welcome to Albania.
6/24/91 Segment 2 Time 1:30
Program Rundown: The U.S. military conducts its first major
evacuation from the Philippines since WWII.
6/24/91 Segment 3 Time :20
Program Rundown: Thomas Henry Huxley, biologist, 1825-1895
6/24/91 Segment 4 Time 2:00
Program Rundown: While words fly in the halls of Washington,
bullets fly on the streets of America.
6/24/91 Segment 5 Time :20
Program Rundown: The U.S. Library of Congress
6/24/91 Segment 6 Time 2:30
Program Rundown: Thanks to technology, people around the U.S. may
have access to national treasures.
6/24/91 Segment 7 Time :30
Program Rundown: Today in history...1948...1983...1990
6/24/91 Segment 8 Time 2:40
Program Rundown: Some of the nation's top student auto mechanics
won the "Top Trouble Shooter" title.
6/25/91 Segment 2 Time 4:45
Program Rundown: A bipartisan panel makes recommendations to
improve the life of America's children.
6/25/91 Segment 3 Time :30
Program Rundown: Today in history...1876...1950...1981
6/25/91 Segment 4 Time 4:20
Program Rundown: Could the Soviet Union be shrinking Maybe, if
the Baltics' bid for independence succeeds.
6/25/91 Segment 5 Time :30
Program Rundown: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, poet, 1749-1832
6/25/91 Segment 6 Time 3:50
Program Rundown: The hills of Georgia are alive with the sound of
international music.
6/26/91 Segment 2 Time 4:45
Program Rundown: Croatia and Slovenia celebrate their new
independence from Yugoslavia--but could their
freedom be a precursor to violence?
6/26/91 Segment 3 Time 1:00
Program Rundown: A luxury steamship and its golden cargo is found
140 years after it sank in Lake Erie.
6/26/91 Segment 3 Time 1:20
Program Rundown: The future of Western hostages in Lebanon is
written on the "blackboard of destiny."
6/26/91 Segment 4 Time 2:25
Program Rundown: Hey, if you're ever in New York City, visit
Ray's Pizza...it shouldn't be hard to find!
6/26/91 Segment 5 Time :35
Program Rundown: Today in history...1945...1959...1989
6/26/91 Segment 6 Time 3:20
Program Rundown: If you want to be a lawyer, go to law school.
But if you want to be famous...the "fame school"
is the school for you!
6/27/91 Segment 2 Time 4:15
Program Rundown: Yugoslavia's federal government confronts
rebellious republics with a show of force.
6/27/91 Segment 3 Time 1:00
Program Rundown: Fireworks are fascinating but PLEASE take care
if you use them to celebrate the 4th.
6/27/91 Segment 3 Time 1:20
Program Rundown: Was U.S. Pres. Zachary Taylor murdered?
6/27/91 Segment 4 Time 2:45
Program Rundown: Breeding championship horses takes lots of time
and money and is now going high-tech.
6/27/91 Segment 5 Time :30
Program Rundown: Today in history...1950..1886...1990
6/27/91 Segment 6 Time 3:20
Program Rundown: Young show-biz stars find they don't have to
give up their books for the bright lights.
6/28/91 Segment 2 Time 3:10
Program Rundown: Tanks roll into Yugoslavia's breakaway
republics, and the shooting war begins.
6/28/91 Segment 3 Time 3:50
Program Rundown: A 24-year career ends when Supreme Court Justice
Thurgood Marshall calls it quits.
6/28/91 Segment 4 Time :45
Program Rundown: Conservative; Liberal
6/28/91 Segment 5 Time 3:00
Program Rundown: It looks like a conventional college dictionary.
But it's anything but conventional... It's
politically correct!
6/28/91 Segment 6 Time 3:20
Program Rundown: In New York some hearing impaired students are
learning to "hear" music with their eyes.