Special News Broadcast recorded from CNN Evening News for Monday, Dec 14, 1992

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Title: Bill Clinton Economic Conference (Day One) Abstract: Live CNN coverage and analysis of President elect Bill Clinton economic conference in Little Rock (Arkansas), including the participation of VP elect Al Gore, Walter Elisha of Springs Industries, Council of Economic Advisors Chairperson nominee Laura Tyson, B.F. Goodrich CEO John Ong, Clifton Wharton of TIAA-CREF, Owen Bieber of the United Auto Workers, Coca-Cola Company Chairman Roberto Goizueta, Professor Marina von Neumann Whitman, Karen Horn of BancOne, Ecolab Chairman Pierson Grieve, Mattel President Jill Barad, Dan Tellep of Lockheed Corporation, Frederick Smith of Federal Express, Jim Fallows of "The Atlantic Monthly", Jack Otero of the Labor Council for Latin American Advancement, and Brian Roberts of COMCAST. CNN audio error [5:06:30-5:07:10] Begin Time: 04:11:40 pm End Time: 05:27:40 pm TVN Record Number: 832431 Copyright: Abstract and Metadata (c) 1992-2009 Vanderbilt University More Information: Contact the staff of the Archive.

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