CNN NEWSROOM Index: July 1992 7/01/92 Segment 2 Time 4:25 Program Rundown: The Pentagon says it is ready to aid the U.N. in a military operation to relieve Sarajevo. 7/01/92 Segment 3 Time :20 Program Rundown: Today in history...July 1, 1966 7/01/92 Segment 4 Time 1:45 Program Rundown: Creative Californians have short-circuited the recession by starting a jobless co-op. 7/01/92 Segment 4 Time 1:45 Program Rundown: Federal agents are cracking down on prescription fraud in "Operation Goldpill." 7/01/92 Segment 5 Time :20 Program Rundown: "In remaking the world in the likeness of a steam heated, air conditioned metropolis of apartment buildings we have violated one of our essential attributes - our kinship with nature." Ross Parmenter "The Plant In My Window" 1949 7/01/92 Segment 6 Time 2:20 Program Rundown: Ecology-minded developers in Atlanta are creating "earth friendly" suburban houses. 7/01/92 Segment 7 Time :20 Program Rundown: Tomorrow: Whale Tale. 7/01/92 Segment 8 Time 2:05 Program Rundown: Sixto Perez "just said no" to selling drugs and now finds himself in the spotlight. 7/02/92 Segment 2 Time 4:10 Program Rundown: United Nations peacekeeping troops are joined by a company of French marines in their fight to secure the Sarajevo airport. 7/02/92 Segment 3 Time :20 Program Rundown: How many fireworks-related injuries were reported in the U.S. around the 4th of July last year (About 8,000) 7/02/92 Segment 4 Time 1:00 Program Rundown: Fourth of July celebrations can be hazardous to your health. 7/02/92 Segment 5 Time :20 Program Rundown: Xenograft: a graft of skin, bone, etc. from an individual of another species. 7/02/92 Segment 6 Time 2:07 Program Rundown: A baboon liver has saved a human life. 7/02/92 Segment 6 Time 2:07 Program Rundown: Scientists find proof that ancestors of today's largest mammal once roamed on land. 7/02/92 Segment 7 Time 2:50 Program Rundown: Teens jobs in Los Angeles literally rise from the ashes. 7/03/92 Segment 2 Time 2:40 Program Rundown: South Africa's President, F.W. DeKlerk, accuses the ANC of trying to sabotage efforts toward political unity. 7/03/92 Segment 3 Time :20 Program Rundown: Today in History...1962...1982 7/03/92 Segment 4 Time 1:00 Program Rundown: This weekend is a peak time for teenage deaths and injuries resulting from alcohol. 7/03/92 Segment 5 Time :20 Program Rundown: The Gulf of Mexico has experienced a dolphin die -off this year. Pollution is suspected. 7/03/92 Segment 6 Time 2:40 Program Rundown: Spectators threaten survival of Harbor Seals in Tomales Bay, California. 7/03/92 Segment 7 Time :20 Program Rundown: Perpetrate: To do or perform (something evil, criminal or offensive); be guilty of 7/03/92 Segment 8 Time 2:55 Program Rundown: "Perps" perpetually appear prepared to put off the press. 7/03/92 Segment 9 Time :20 Program Rundown: Wimbledon women in the semi-finals. 7/03/92 Segment 10 Time 2:45 Program Rundown: The second generation of Osmonds launches its musical career. 7/06/92 Segment 2 Time 3:10 Program Rundown: The G-7 meets in Munich and Russia tops the agenda. 7/06/92 Segment 3 Time :15 Program Rundown: Today in history...July 6th, 1854 7/06/92 Segment 4 Time 10:45 Program Rundown: In the late 1970s, a Perot-controlled computer company made questionable compromises with a close associate of the late Shah of Iran. 7/07/92 Segment 2 Time 1:15 Program Rundown: Every second the Shuttle Columbia stays in space is a new record. 7/07/92 Segment 2 Time 1:15 Program Rundown: The Group of Seven leaders endorse force, if necessary, to distribute supplies to the people of Bosnia. 7/07/92 Segment 3 Time :20 Program Rundown: "We can't have an infinite population on a finite planet..." Paul Erlich 7/07/92 Segment 4 Time 7:50 Program Rundown: The challenge for the world is how to copy the family planning success of Kerala, India, while avoiding the economic pitfalls. 7/07/92 Segment 5 Time :20 Program Rundown: Today in History ...1846...1898...1958 7/07/92 Segment 6 Time 2:20 Program Rundown: New York prepares for the biggest show off Broadway: The Democratic Convention 7/08/92 Segment 2 Time 3:50 Program Rundown: Violence in the Baltic region threatens to pit Russian and Ukrainian armed forces against rebellious minority factions. 7/08/92 Segment 3 Time :30 Program Rundown: Today in history...1975...1986...1989. 7/08/92 Segment 4 Time 7:25 Program Rundown: The world's largest cities are bursting at the seams as more people leave the countryside looking for a better life. 7/08/92 Segment 5 Time :20 Program Rundown: "What sculpture is to a block of marble, education is to the soul." Joseph Addison English Essayist (1672-1719) 7/08/92 Segment 6 Time 1:15 Program Rundown: The "Summer Bridge" program in San Francisco gives older students a chance to teach summer school to motivated 6th graders. 7/09/92 Segment 2 Time 3:00 Program Rundown: G7 summit members propose ways to stimulate world economic growth and support the economic reforms of President Yeltsin. 7/09/92 Segment 3 Time :20 Program Rundown: Conference on European Security and Cooperation. Launched 20 years ago by 35 nations to monitor human rights and keep the peace between East and West during the cold war. Membership now stands at 53 countries. 7/09/92 Segment 4 Time 9:15 Program Rundown: Religious beliefs play a significant role in population growth. Birth control in the Philippines is a battle between conscience, poverty and overpopulation. 7/09/92 Segment 5 Time :20 Program Rundown: Today in history...1816...1951. 7/09/92 Segment 6 Time :40 Program Rundown: Columbia will have to wait for the rain to pass before completing its record flight. 7/10/92 Segment 2 Time 1:55 Program Rundown: CNN's Deborah Potter profiles the junior Senator from Tennessee. 7/10/92 Segment 2 Time 1:55 Program Rundown: The mystery is over, the Democratic Vice- Presidential nominee is Sen. Al Gore (D-TENN). 7/10/92 Segment 3 Time 1:30 Program Rundown: Reactions to Clinton's selection of Al Gore represent a variety of opinions. 7/10/92 Segment 4 Time 7:40 Program Rundown: For decades the most crowded nation has been China where one-fifth of the world's population lives. 7/10/92 Segment 5 Time :20 Program Rundown: Next Week: Democrats' Big Party 7/13/92 Segment 2 Time 3:55 Program Rundown: They're nailing down loose ends at Madison Square Garden. 7/13/92 Segment 3 Time :30 Program Rundown: This is the Democrats' 41st nominating convention. 7/13/92 Segment 4 Time 2:50 Program Rundown: Bill Clinton solidifies his support as he prepares to accept the nomination. 7/13/92 Segment 5 Time :30 Program Rundown: Clinton and the voters 7/13/92 Segment 6 Time 2:10 Program Rundown: The Democratic Party has endured changes in philosophy and constituency. 7/13/92 Segment 7 Time :30 Program Rundown: On this date...1960. . . 7/13/92 Segment 8 Time 2:10 Program Rundown: Convention politics tries to compete with summer entertainment. 7/14/92 Segment 2 Time 2:00 Program Rundown: The rift between Jerry Brown and Bill Clinton overshadows the convention commencement. 7/14/92 Segment 3 Time :20 Program Rundown: 1832 -- the Democrats were the first major U.S. political party to hold a convention. 7/14/92 Segment 4 Time 2:30 Program Rundown: The political addresses that will set the tone of the Democratic Convention. 7/14/92 Segment 5 Time :20 Program Rundown: What city has hosted the Democratic Convention the most times? (Chicago...10 times.) 7/14/92 Segment 6 Time 3:20 Program Rundown: A review of historic events at previous Democratic conventions. 7/14/92 Segment 7 Time :20 Program Rundown: Coming up on CNN Live, an interview with former Pres. Jimmy Carter. 4:40 pm Today (2040 GMT), followed by the Democratic Platform Debate 5:30pm Tonight (2130 GMT). 7/14/92 Segment 8 Time :50 Program Rundown: Israel's Parliament has approved Mr. Yitzhak Rabin as Prime Minister. 7/14/92 Segment 9 Time :20 Program Rundown: Upcoming highlights of the rest of the Democratic Convention schedule. 7/14/92 Segment 10 Time 1:45 Program Rundown: What do Manhattan's Lower East Side teens most want from Bill Clinton? ...jobs. July 15, 1992 7/15/92 Segment 2 Time 1:30 Program Rundown: Gov. Bill Clinton will be formally nominated as his party's presidential candidate. 7/15/92 Segment 3 Time :15 Program Rundown: In 1856, the Democrats established for the first time a platform committee. 7/15/92 Segment 4 Time 2:05 Program Rundown: The convention has often helped build the platform of ideas for the party and candidate. 7/15/92 Segment 5 Time 3:20 Program Rundown: Delegates have said "Yes" to the made-for- Bill Clinton platform after much debate. 7/15/92 Segment 6 Time :15 Program Rundown: Today in history...July 15, 1948 7/15/92 Segment 7 Time 2:30 Program Rundown: Conventions have a history of rousing speeches - we hear from two heavyweights. 7/15/92 Segment 8 Time :15 Program Rundown: From the Democratic Convention, the ceremony honoring Robert Kennedy Live 7:25pm Tonight (2325 GMT) and Gov. Mario Cuomo's speech to the convention at 9pm (0100 GMT). 7/15/92 Segment 9 Time 2:20 Program Rundown: Among the nearly 4,300 delegates are seven 18 year olds attending their 1st convention. 7/16/92 Segment 2 Time 3:30 Program Rundown: The party officially nominates Governor Bill Clinton of Arkansas for President. 7/16/92 Segment 3 Time :15 Program Rundown: In 1984, Representative Geraldine Ferraro of New York became the first woman placed on a national ticket by a major party. She was the vice- presidential nominee, the running mate of Walter Mondale. 7/16/92 Segment 4 Time 5:35 Program Rundown: There is no formula for Presidential candidates choosing a running mate. 7/16/92 Segment 5 Time :15 Program Rundown: In 1916 the Democrats--for the 1st time-- renominated their entire ticket: Woodrow Wilson for President and for Vice-President, Thomas R. Marshall. 7/16/92 Segment 6 Time 4:25 Program Rundown: The future leaders of the Democratic Party experience their first convention. 7/17/92 Segment 2 Time 3:00 Program Rundown: Bill Clinton and Al Gore leave New York with hopes high: a new found lead in the polls and the knowledge that a new race has begun. 7/17/92 Segment 3 Time :15 Program Rundown: On this date in political history... 1948 7/17/92 Segment 4 Time 3:25 Program Rundown: The Texas billionaire who promised to "get the parties' heads straight" has dropped out of the race. 7/17/92 Segment 5 Time :15 Program Rundown: Ross Perot's name is officially on the ballot for November's presidential election in how many states (18) 7/17/92 Segment 6 Time 3:20 Program Rundown: Perot's decision to withdraw has sparked a bidding war for his supporters. 7/17/92 Segment 7 Time :15 Program Rundown: Placard at Democratic Convention: "Welcome all Perot Supporters. If you're still sore, vote Clinton-Gore." 7/17/92 Segment 8 Time 3:00 Program Rundown: The young faces at the Democratic Convention represent the young voices of the future. 7/20/92 Segment 2 Time 1:40 Program Rundown: DNC presidential running mates Clinton and Gore have hit the ground running. 7/20/92 Segment 2 Time 1:40 Program Rundown: Is H. Ross Perot "in" or "out" of the race? 7/20/92 Segment 2 Time 1:40 Program Rundown: President Bush seems unconcerned about his Democratic rival's superiority in the polls. 7/20/92 Segment 3 Time :20 Program Rundown: LOUIS FARRAKHAN ON ROSS PEROT: "Don't jump into politics and stir up the hope of the people and walk out and say you would be disruptive....Change is disruptive. If you are a leader for change, then you are to disrupt the thing you are to change." 7/20/92 Segment 4 Time 8:20 Program Rundown: Clinton's diverse set of policy positions are rarely found under the same political tent. 7/20/92 Segment 5 Time :20 Program Rundown: Summer jobs for teens. 7/21/92 Segment 2 Time 3:50 Program Rundown: At the International Conference on Aids, the simple exchange of ideas is a matter of life and death. 7/21/92 Segment 3 Time 1:30 Program Rundown: This fall, CNN Newsroom will air a series designed to "get the message across" to students about AIDS prevention. 7/21/92 Segment 4 Time :30 Program Rundown: "Xenophobia: Fear or hatred of strangers or foreigners, or of anything foreign or strange." ---Webster's New World Dictionary 7/21/92 Segment 5 Time 4:35 Program Rundown: Immigrants become outcasts as France grows more racially divided. 7/21/92 Segment 6 Time :20 Program Rundown: "All work, even cotton spinning, is noble; work alone is noble...A life of ease is not for any man, nor for any god."-- Thomas Carlyle, British Historian & Essayist (1795-1881) 7/21/92 Segment 7 Time 4:35 Program Rundown: Teenagers in New York City find optimism about employment hard to come by. 7/22/92 Segment 2 Time 4:00 Program Rundown: In Bosnia, cease fire violations have put U.N. peace efforts in jeopardy. 7/22/92 Segment 2 Time 4:40 Program Rundown: Iraqi President Saddam Hussein appears determined to ignore U.N. resolutions. 7/22/92 Segment 3 Time :15 Program Rundown: An estimated 3,250 landfills will be left in the U.S. by the year 2000. How many existed in 1979 (18,500) 7/22/92 Segment 3 Time :15 Program Rundown: July 22, 1987...The United States begins escorting Kuwaiti tankers in the Persian Gulf to protect them from possible attack by Iran. 7/22/92 Segment 4 Time 3:00 Program Rundown: In Chester, NJ, residents pay by the pound to throw away garbage they cannot recycle. 7/22/92 Segment 4 Time 2:40 Program Rundown: Ostriches could be money-makers for those with foresight. 7/22/92 Segment 5 Time :15 Program Rundown: "Man must go back to nature for information." Thomas Paine, English-American writer 1737-1809 7/22/92 Segment 5 Time :15 Program Rundown: From the campaign trail: "If we can tear down the Berlin Wall, we can build a strong economy..." --George Bush "...this (Bush) administration has the worst economic record since Herbert Hoover..." --Bill Clinton 7/22/92 Segment 6 Time 3:00 Program Rundown: Future plastics may be made from vegetable oils, rather than non-renewable crude oil. 7/22/92 Segment 6 Time 2:10 Program Rundown: President Bush says he is not pessimistic about the economy. 7/22/92 Segment 7 Time :15 Program Rundown: Tomorrow: Invention Convention 7/22/92 Segment 7 Time :20 Program Rundown: Tomorrow: Planting Plastic 7/22/92 Segment 8 Time 2:50 Program Rundown: Chumpies, a new brand of potato chips, puts the crunch into "just say no." 7/22/92 Segment 8 Time 3:15 Program Rundown: Tall ships give young people a chance to learn about America's seafaring past. July 23, 1992 7/24/92 Segment 2 Time 3:30 Program Rundown: No one is immune to the violence that reigns in the streets of Sarajevo. 7/24/92 Segment 3 Time :20 Program Rundown: "What comes up fast can come down fast. Bush still has a real chance of winning the election." - Pollster Humphrey Taylor on Gov. Clinton's 30 pt. lead in recent polls. 7/24/92 Segment 4 Time 2:50 Program Rundown: The GOP is seeking a way to energize the Bush/Quayle reelection campaign. 7/24/92 Segment 5 Time :20 Program Rundown: "Classic. A book which people praise and don't read." - Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens) American Author 1835-1910 7/24/92 Segment 6 Time 3:20 Program Rundown: Mark Twain's love letters to Olivia Langdon show a softer side of this acerbic novelist. 7/24/92 Segment 7 Time :15 Program Rundown: Next Week: The People Bomb 7/24/92 Segment 8 Time 2:45 Program Rundown: This year's Invent America! gives budding Thomas Edison's a chance to show off. 7/27/92 Segment 2 Time 1:40 Program Rundown: Iraq finally agrees to allow U.N. inspectors to examine its Agriculture Ministry in search of weapons documents. 7/27/92 Segment 3 Time :15 Program Rundown: "The mother of all battles continues... because the enemy wants it to." 7/27/92 Segment 4 Time 1:55 Program Rundown: The Disability Act is a topic on the campaign trail. 7/27/92 Segment 5 Time 2:00 Program Rundown: CLINTON woos voters in California. 7/27/92 Segment 5 Time 2:00 Program Rundown: QUAYLE insists he is still on the ticket. 7/27/92 Segment 6 Time :15 Program Rundown: Who is the only woman to have run on a major- party national ticket? (Geraldine Ferraro) 7/27/92 Segment 7 Time 3:15 Program Rundown: 72 years after women won the right to vote in the U.S., women voters outnumber the men. 7/27/92 Segment 8 Time 2:30 Program Rundown: Father Greg Boyle said goodbye to the parish where he has won the respect of gang members. 7/27/92 Segment 9 Time :15 Program Rundown: Margaret Moth, the CNN camerawoman shot in Sarajevo this week, faces a slow recovery. 7/28/92 Segment 2 Time 2:00 Program Rundown: The U.S. is determined to maintain pressure on Saddam Hussein. 7/28/92 Segment 3 Time 3:30 Program Rundown: The latest standoff may be over, but Saddam Hussein's defiance of other U.N. demands, creates the source of further conflict. 7/28/92 Segment 4 Time :15 Program Rundown: Migrant worker: A person who moves regularly in order to find work, especially in harvesting crops. 7/28/92 Segment 5 Time 8:00 Program Rundown: Illegal aliens in U.S. search for prosperity they cannot find at home. 7/29/92 Segment 2 Time 1:30 Program Rundown: Selected U.N. inspectors are finally allowed to search Iraq's Agriculture Ministry, ending a three week standoff. 7/29/92 Segment 3 Time 1:25 Program Rundown: Peace talks resume in London, but fighting continues. A U.N. conference begins tomorrow in Geneva to consider the situation. 7/29/92 Segment 4 Time 2:30 Program Rundown: Sarajevo Zoo animals are terrified spectators to the carnage around them. 7/29/92 Segment 5 Time :15 Program Rundown: Machismo: A strong sense of masculine pride. Websters New Ninth Collegiate Dictionary 7/29/92 Segment 6 Time 6:05 Program Rundown: Where machismo thrives, women are 2nd class citizens, with little control of their lives. 7/29/92 Segment 7 Time :20 Program Rundown: Tomorrow's People Bomb: Family Planning 7/29/92 Segment 8 Time 1:30 Program Rundown: Rapper Ice-T says he will pull copies of his "Body Count" album from store shelves. 7/30/92 Segment 2 Time 2:15 Program Rundown: The U.S. military joins a sweeping manhunt in Columbia for Pablo Escobar. 7/30/92 Segment 3 Time :20 Program Rundown: Escobar is accused of killing judges, policemen, journalists and 2 presidential candidates. 7/30/92 Segment 4 Time 1:00 Program Rundown: Federal appeals court overturns the President's order to return Haitian boat people. 7/30/92 Segment 4 Time 1:00 Program Rundown: Mr. Bush is stepping up his appeals to voters. 7/30/92 Segment 4 Time 1:00 Program Rundown: NASA's Space Station, "Freedom," has survived a plan to ground it. 7/30/92 Segment 5 Time :20 Program Rundown: Rep. Frank Wolf (R-VA) on the "Freedom" vote 7/30/92 Segment 6 Time 6:10 Program Rundown: One African nation, Zimbabwe, stands out for its family planning programs. 7/30/92 Segment 7 Time :20 Program Rundown: U.S. swimmer Anita Nall wins the Women's 100- meter breaststroke Silver Medal in Barcelona. 7/30/92 Segment 8 Time 1:10 Program Rundown: An Olympic champion inspires the dreams of a younger generation in small-town New England. 7/31/92 Segment 2 Time 1:45 Program Rundown: The U.S. economy slows to a crawl, with few signs of a turnaround. 7/31/92 Segment 3 Time :20 Program Rundown: Inflation: An increase in the general price level...causing a decline in purchasing power. - - WEBSTER'S NEW WORLD DICTIONARY. 7/31/92 Segment 4 Time 1:20 Program Rundown: Atlantis will conduct experiments to create an energy system to power spacecraft. 7/31/92 Segment 5 Time :20 Program Rundown: U.S. swimming team of Thompson, Ahmann-Leighton, Nall and Loveless win Gold Medal in Women's 400 meters, setting world record. 7/31/92 Segment 6 Time 8:15 Program Rundown: The Indonesian Government's plan to control population growth has a shadowy side. 7/31/92 Segment 7 Time :15 Program Rundown: Next week: CNN NEWSROOM profiles Yitzak Rabin. 7/31/92 Segment 8 Time 1:15 Program Rundown: Maryland becomes the first state requiring students to perform community service as a condition for high school graduation.