CNN NEWSROOM Index: July 1991 7/01/91 Segment 2 Time 3:20 Program Rundown: In the wake of military success, a special Congressional committee has sent a list ofproposed base closings to President Bush. 7/01/91 Segment 3 Time 3:10 Program Rundown: The Yugoslav collective head of state has confirmed Croat Stipe (STEE' pay) Mesic as new federal president. 7/01/91 Segment 4 Time 2:40 Program Rundown: Starting today, TV cameras will be allowed in some federal courtrooms. 7/01/91 Segment 5 Time :30 Program Rundown: On this date... 1968... 1969... 1990... 7/01/91 Segment 6 Time 2:40 Program Rundown: In the future, a special type of cloth may keep you cool, no matter what the temperature. 7/01/91 Segment 7 Time 1:00 Program Rundown: For the next year, about 135 students will show off their art in the tunnel between the Cannon House and the Capitol. 7/02/91 Segment 2 Time 3:20 Program Rundown: President Bush announced the nomination of Judge Clarence Thomas to replace Thurgood Marshall on the Supreme Court. Reactions are mixed and Senate committee members vow to be thorough in their investigation. 7/02/91 Segment 3 Time 8:15 Program Rundown: The news from Belfast has been violent for generations. For the first time in 17 years, there is hope for a peaceful compromise to settle "the troubles." 7/02/91 Segment 4 Time 1:00 Program Rundown: Michael Landon, one of Hollywood's most famous television stars, dies of cancer. 7/02/91 Segment 4 Time 1:05 Program Rundown: The cease-fire in Yugoslavia is shaky, as Slovenian soldiers surround some detachments of the Yugoslav army. 7/03/91 Segment 2 Time 3:10 Program Rundown: An ominous turn of events leads to more bloodshed in Yugoslavia. 7/03/91 Segment 3 Time :30 Program Rundown: On this date... 1863... 1962... 1988... 7/03/91 Segment 4 Time 3:15 Program Rundown: Students take a look at "survival," on the job and in college. 7/03/91 Segment 5 Time 2:00 Program Rundown: Recently, the Japanese flower industry has been "blooming" -- and bringing in the yen. 7/03/91 Segment 6 Time :20 Program Rundown: Pete Seeger, American Folk Singer 7/03/91 Segment 7 Time 2:35 Program Rundown: On the 50th anniversary of Mount Rushmore, Native Americans express their views. 7/03/91 Segment 8 Time 1:30 Program Rundown: A look at fireworks -- past, present and future. 7/05/91 Segment 2 Time 2:50 Program Rundown: The Yugoslav government and Slovenia have drawn up a shaky cease-fire. 7/05/91 Segment 3 Time :20 Program Rundown: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 1929-1968 7/05/91 Segment 4 Time 3:00 Program Rundown: A Civil Rights Museum opened yesterday in the motel where Dr. King was shot. 7/05/91 Segment 5 Time 2:10 Program Rundown: News media may be sued if they break promises and reveal confidential sources. 7/05/91 Segment 6 Time 3:05 Program Rundown: Children have a right to an education; and their dreams can come true. 7/05/91 Segment 7 Time :30 Program Rundown: On this date... 1975... 1977... 1986... 7/08/91 Segment 2 Time 3:10 Program Rundown: The EC helps Slovenia and Croatia find a formula to diffuse the Balkan crisis. 7/08/91 Segment 3 Time 3:30 Program Rundown: Life in colonial America was not all lofty political discussion. For most it was a daily struggle for existence. 7/08/91 Segment 4 Time :30 Program Rundown: Today in history...1975...1989 7/08/91 Segment 5 Time 3:35 Program Rundown: The same high-tech methods used to help human couples have children now ensure the survival of endangered species. 7/08/91 Segment 6 Time :20 Program Rundown: Habitat 7/08/91 Segment 7 Time 2:45 Program Rundown: Trail's Edge, a camp for respirator-dependent children, is literally a breath of fresh air for its guests. 7/09/91 Segment 2 Time 2:05 Program Rundown: Saddam Hussein concedes to the U.N. that Iraq has nuclear capabilities. 7/09/91 Segment 3 Time 3:40 Program Rundown: The peace process may be bogged down, but construction in the Golan Heights is booming. 7/09/91 Segment 4 Time 1:15 Program Rundown: An uneasy peace settles over Yugoslavia, but anger seethes in many hearts and the guns are never more than an arm's length away. 7/09/91 Segment 5 Time 3:15 Program Rundown: They just don't make things like they used to: in colonial America, citizens built their lives by the work of their hands. 7/09/91 Segment 6 Time :30 Program Rundown: Today in history...1850...1951 7/09/91 Segment 7 Time 2:55 Program Rundown: In this game, it's not whether you win or lose, but what you learn about yourself. 7/10/91 Segment 2 Time 3:20 Program Rundown: There are strong signals that the nation of South Africa is regaining acceptance by the international community. 7/10/91 Segment 3 Time 2:40 Program Rundown: Although the United States fought for and won independence in 1776, for some 500,000 of its citizens it was an empty victory. 7/10/91 Segment 4 Time 1:15 Program Rundown: In Los Angeles an independent panel points to brutality and racism in the police department. 7/10/91 Segment 4 Time 1:00 Program Rundown: The Iran/Contra scandal is a ghost that may haunt Robert Gates' confirmation hearings. 7/10/91 Segment 5 Time 2:25 Program Rundown: In the art world what's hot is not cheap, especially if celebrities are buyers. 7/10/91 Segment 6 Time 3:40 Program Rundown: On Wednesday, day will turn to night and back to day in a matter of minutes. Get ready for an eclipse of the sun. 7/11/91 Segment 2 Time 2:45 Program Rundown: President Bush lifts economic sanctions against South Africa. 7/11/91 Segment 3 Time :30 Program Rundown: Oladapo Fafowora, former Nigerian ambassador to the UN; and Prime Minister John Major. 7/11/91 Segment 4 Time :50 Program Rundown: Almost a year to the day after quitting the communist party, Boris Yeltsin is inaugurated as Russian president. 7/11/91 Segment 4 Time 1:00 Program Rundown: The Yugoslav republics take further steps away from civil war. 7/11/91 Segment 5 Time 3:10 Program Rundown: Serious scientific technology is behind the creation of laser light shows. 7/11/91 Segment 6 Time 3:10 Program Rundown: Some braved the arduous journey to the New World only to fall victim to rampant disease. 7/11/91 Segment 7 Time :15 Program Rundown: Prodigy 7/11/91 Segment 8 Time 2:00 Program Rundown: Nine-year-old Serena Wilson is one of a promising group of "sports prodigies" who is tempted with million-dollar contracts. 7/12/91 Segment 2 Time 2:20 Program Rundown: It may be vacation time for many of the world's citizens, but seven leaders have work to do. 7/12/91 Segment 3 Time :10 Program Rundown: How many previous summits of the world's industrialized nations have there been? 7/12/91 Segment 4 Time 4:50 Program Rundown: U.S. student leaders state their views on lifting sanctions against S. Africa. 7/12/91 Segment 5 Time :30 Program Rundown: Today in history...1990...1985...1984 7/12/91 Segment 6 Time 3:15 Program Rundown: Life for 18th century women was filled with responsibility rather than opportunity. 7/12/91 Segment 7 Time :10 Program Rundown: Sixteen 7/12/91 Segment 8 Time 2:35 Program Rundown: Watch your mail for some miniscule masterpieces created with the help of a computer. 7/15/91 Segment 2 Time 2:55 Program Rundown: Seven leaders of the world's industrialized nations hold their first round of talks. 7/15/91 Segment 3 Time 1:20 Program Rundown: The U.S. and the Soviet Union are only one step away from a nuclear arms agreement. 7/15/91 Segment 3 Time 2:00 Program Rundown: U.S. military presence in post-war Iraq officially ends as 1500 troops withdraw. 7/15/91 Segment 4 Time :20 Program Rundown: 44,000 U.S. troops remain in the Gulf region. 7/15/91 Segment 5 Time :45 Program Rundown: Some moviegoers have decided that it's safer to wait and view BOYZ N' THE HOOD on video. 7/15/91 Segment 6 Time 2:25 Program Rundown: Marching with the "Miracle Cadets" gives students an air of calm and confidence. 7/15/91 Segment 7 Time :15 Program Rundown: Marshall McLuhan, communications theorist, 1911- 1980 7/15/91 Segment 8 Time 3:45 Program Rundown: If you want to see the car of the future, you may have to review the ideas of the past. 7/16/91 Segment 2 Time 2:50 Program Rundown: Day one of the economic summit proceeds as planned, but the main event is yet to come. 7/16/91 Segment 3 Time :20 Program Rundown: Currency 7/16/91 Segment 4 Time 1:20 Program Rundown: How many people lived in the U.S. in 1990? This question may never be answered. 7/16/91 Segment 4 Time 2:00 Program Rundown: The CDC recommends that health care professionals be tested for the AIDS virus. 7/16/91 Segment 5 Time :30 Program Rundown: Today in history...1969...1979 7/16/91 Segment 6 Time 3:05 Program Rundown: Orchestras play, tourists visit, and experts worry, as Venice slowly sinks into the sea. 7/16/91 Segment 7 Time 2:45 Program Rundown: Disadvantaged youths sail across Chesapeake Bay to the "other side of the world." 7/17/91 Segment 2 Time 4:00 Program Rundown: So far, the G-7 "Economic" Summit has had a decidedly "political" focus. 7/17/91 Segment 3 Time :20 Program Rundown: Totalitarianism 7/17/91 Segment 4 Time 1:35 Program Rundown: A Pentagon report assessing the Gulf War is mostly positive, but there are always lessons to be learned. 7/17/91 Segment 4 Time 1:00 Program Rundown: Former Philadelphia mayor Frank Rizzo was known as a man who didn't pull any punches. 7/17/91 Segment 5 Time :30 Program Rundown: Today in history...1945...1955...1979 7/17/91 Segment 6 Time 2:45 Program Rundown: Some observers say that a baseball diamond is a dangerous place to play. Should Little Leaguers be required to wear face guards? 7/17/91 Segment 7 Time :15 Program Rundown: The first comic book was published in 1911. 7/17/91 Segment 8 Time 1:15 Program Rundown: Spiderman swoops across the NY Stock Exchange in defense of Marvel's profits. 7/17/91 Segment 8 Time 2:00 Program Rundown: You love the latest videos, but would you pay hard-earned money for them? 7/18/91 Segment 2 Time 3:00 Program Rundown: President Mikhail Gorbachev gets a wish and a "START." Will he get the "pot of gold?" 7/18/91 Segment 3 Time :20 Program Rundown: British Prime Minister John Major and German Chancellor Helmut Kohl give advice. 7/18/91 Segment 4 Time 1:30 Program Rundown: The START treaty is the third arms agreement between the U.S. and Soviets in four years. 7/18/91 Segment 5 Time :15 Program Rundown: 2,273 U.S. servicemen are listed as M.I.A. 7/18/91 Segment 6 Time 3:05 Program Rundown: A tantalizing photograph breathes new life into the search for Vietnam-era M.I.A.'s. 7/18/91 Segment 7 Time :30 Program Rundown: Today in history...1940...1986 7/18/91 Segment 8 Time 2:35 Program Rundown: Tailor-made bikes may be the wave of the future for cycling. 7/18/91 Segment 9 Time :20 Program Rundown: William Penn, Quaker leader, 1644-1718. 7/18/91 Segment 10 Time 2:15 Program Rundown: Instead of opening textbooks, these students comb the beach with nature as a teacher. 7/19/91 Segment 2 Time 2:50 Program Rundown: George Bush becomes the first U.S. president to visit Greece since Dwight Eisenhower. 7/19/91 Segment 3 Time 1:15 Program Rundown: CYPRUS: This island has been colonized, occupied, and dominated for centuries. 7/19/91 Segment 4 Time :30 Program Rundown: Today in history...1985...1990 7/19/91 Segment 5 Time 2:00 Program Rundown: A bus belonging to a religious youth group is stolen, but D.C. police save the day. 7/19/91 Segment 5 Time 1:20 Program Rundown: U.S. senators vote themselves a $23,000 annual pay "raise" or pay "equalization." 7/19/91 Segment 6 Time :20 Program Rundown: John Wolfgang von Goethe, German writer/philosopher, 1749-1832. 7/19/91 Segment 7 Time 2:15 Program Rundown: Some American literature students hear words that affect their entire lives. 7/19/91 Segment 8 Time 2:55 Program Rundown: Two teenagers from a small town come to the Big Apple and prove to be a big success. 7/22/91 Segment 2 Time 3:30 Program Rundown: Secretary of State James Baker gains a new ally in his quest for Mideast peace talks. 7/22/91 Segment 3 Time :20 Program Rundown: Frankfurter Rundschau, German journalist; Rabbi Avi Weiss, Coalition for Jewish Concerns 7/22/91 Segment 4 Time 1:00 Program Rundown: A scandal in South Africa threatens the effort to end apartheid. 7/22/91 Segment 4 Time 1:50 Program Rundown: Trouble still plagues Kurds living in Iraq who alternately fight, flee, and hope. 7/22/91 Segment 5 Time :20 Program Rundown: Elting Elmore Morrison, MEN, MACHINES AND MODERN TIMES, 1966. 7/22/91 Segment 6 Time 3:05 Program Rundown: Today's computers are "smarter" and faster. What will the technology of tomorrow bring? 7/22/91 Segment 7 Time 2:50 Program Rundown: CNN NEWSROOM's two-part series examines the epidemic of compulsive gambling among teens. 7/23/91 Segment 2 Time 1:20 Program Rundown: In Yugoslavia, leaders of the two rebel republics fear that violence will escalate. 7/23/91 Segment 2 Time 1:00 Program Rundown: Middle Eastern leaders express hopes that peace will finally reign in their region. 7/23/91 Segment 3 Time 6:50 Program Rundown: El Salvador enjoys a precarious peace as the government and leftist guerillas negotiate. 7/23/91 Segment 4 Time :30 Program Rundown: Today in history...1986...1990 7/23/91 Segment 5 Time 1:00 Program Rundown: Many young people experience permanent loss of hearing caused by exposure to loud sound. Heed adult advice and "turn the stereo down!" 7/23/91 Segment 6 Time :20 Program Rundown: 10 million Americans suffer from noise-induced hearing loss. 7/23/91 Segment 7 Time 2:45 Program Rundown: Part 2 of CNN NEWSROOM'S special series on teen gambling focuses on treatment options that help addicts conquer their obsessions. 7/24/91 Segment 2 Time 2:25 Program Rundown: U.S. officials contemplate a plan to open Iraq's pipelines--as long as the profits don't go into Saddam Hussein's pockets. 7/24/91 Segment 3 Time :15 Program Rundown: Escrow 7/24/91 Segment 4 Time 2:40 Program Rundown: The first image of Mars appeared on NASA screens in the summer of 1976, providing answers and presenting new questions. 7/24/91 Segment 5 Time :30 Program Rundown: Today in history...1969...1866 7/24/91 Segment 6 Time 2:00 Program Rundown: Critics propose a ban on food advertisements aimed at children, saying they promote profits rather than healthful eating. 7/24/91 Segment 7 Time 1:50 Program Rundown: CNN'S WORLD REPORT features a warning from a man who spent his youth battling alcoholism. 7/24/91 Segment 8 Time :15 Program Rundown: A CHORUS LINE ran for 14 years and 9 months. 7/24/91 Segment 9 Time 2:45 Program Rundown: A sluggish economy doesn't deter audiences who flock to the latest Broadway productions. 7/25/91 Segment 2 Time 2:00 Program Rundown: In January, no one could mistake the "line in the sand." Today, that "line" is obscure. 7/25/91 Segment 3 Time :30 Program Rundown: Today in history...1990...1990...1952 7/25/91 Segment 4 Time 3:15 Program Rundown: The new "phase" of America's space program will phase out the manned space shuttle. 7/25/91 Segment 5 Time 2:45 Program Rundown: The Viking mission was the last U.S. effort to explore the mysteries of the red planet. 7/25/91 Segment 6 Time :20 Program Rundown: Carl Jung, Swiss psychologist, 1875-1961 7/25/91 Segment 7 Time 2:00 Program Rundown: Charles Walker, shuttle veteran, offers tips to aspiring astronauts. 7/25/91 Segment 8 Time :20 Program Rundown: 50,000 degrees Fahrenheit 7/25/91 Segment 9 Time 2:15 Program Rundown: Lightning, nature's light show, is both fascinating and frightening in its power. 7/26/91 Segment 2 Time 2:35 Program Rundown: Mikhail Gorbachev proposes that the Soviets renounce Marxism and their totalitarian past. 7/26/91 Segment 3 Time 1:15 Program Rundown: KOREA: U.S. troops withdraw from the DMZ, one of the last vestiges of the Cold War. 7/26/91 Segment 4 Time :20 Program Rundown: Three years (July 25, 1950 - July 27, 1953) 7/26/91 Segment 5 Time 2:00 Program Rundown: " Isaac Bashevis Singer, great storyteller and Nobel Prize winner, dies at age 87. 7/26/91 Segment 5 Time 1:20 Program Rundown: "Deadline day" for Iraq passes quietly for the citizens of Baghdad. 7/26/91 Segment 6 Time :20 Program Rundown: Yiddish 7/26/91 Segment 7 Time 2:55 Program Rundown: "Where's the beef" and "Read my lips" will NEVER go down in history as memorable lines from the greatest American speeches. 7/26/91 Segment 8 Time :30 Program Rundown: Today in history...1775...1947...1956 7/26/91 Segment 9 Time 2:25 Program Rundown: Many teens choose vegetarian diets out of concern for ecology and animal rights. 7/29/91 Segment 2 Time 2:00 Program Rundown: The U.S. and Soviet Union chart the course for the '90s as they prepare for the first post-Cold War summit meeting. 7/29/91 Segment 3 Time 2:50 Program Rundown: Today's teens are likely to regard nuclear arms deals as sensible rather than historic. 7/29/91 Segment 4 Time :20 Program Rundown: Summit 7/29/91 Segment 5 Time 3:00 Program Rundown: Educators hope to save "at risk" schools by adopting the methods of Marva Collins. 7/29/91 Segment 6 Time :30 Program Rundown: Today in history...1981...1958...1914 7/29/91 Segment 7 Time 1:15 Program Rundown: How did we ever manage without labor-saving devices like the "Couch Potato Pop Pourer?" 7/29/91 Segment 8 Time 3:45 Program Rundown: Traditionalists resist change, but proposed innovations may revolutionize "the ol' ballgame." 7/30/91 Segment 2 Time 3:30 Program Rundown: U.S. and Soviet leaders sit down to talk as the summit swings into high gear. 7/30/91 Segment 3 Time 4:00 Program Rundown: CNN'S Bernard Shaw gives an overview of summit goals in a live report from Moscow. 7/30/91 Segment 4 Time 5:30 Program Rundown: Moscow bureau chief Steve Hurst and CNN correspondent Michael Begleiter field crucial questions about the implications of the summit as history unfolds. 7/31/91 Segment 2 Time 4:10 Program Rundown: A new age of peace is hailed in Moscow as the superpowers practice the art of summitry. 7/31/91 Segment 3 Time :20 Program Rundown: Tariff 7/31/91 Segment 4 Time 1:55 Program Rundown: The Soviet Union hopes to join the not-so- exclusive group of "most favored" nations. 7/31/91 Segment 5 Time :20 Program Rundown: September 9, 1990; Helsinki, Finland 7/31/91 Segment 6 Time 2:00 Program Rundown: President Bush still hopes to announce a a Middle East peace conference. 7/31/91 Segment 6 Time 1:20 Program Rundown: Russian President Boris Yeltsin rejects a last minute invitation to attend talks. 7/31/91 Segment 7 Time x:xx Program Rundown: Anwar al-Sadat, former Egyptian President; 7/31/91 Segment 8 Time 2:40 Program Rundown: Sponsors of an unique summer program offer Chernobyl's children lifelong memories.