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Persian Gulf Crisis / Bush Meetings #125924

ABC Evening News for Friday, Nov 23, 1990
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(Studio: Peter Jennings) Report introduced.

(Geneva: Brit Hume) President Bush's meetings with Syrian President Hafez al-Assad and Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to discuss Persian Gulf issues featured; scenes shown of Bush-Assad photograph opportunity in Geneva, Switzerland, and Bush's earlier visit to Cairo, Egypt. [MUBARAK - says Assad is a partner in the effort to liberate Kuwait.] [BUSH - previews his meeting with Assad.] Importance of Egypt to Bush's gulf policies noted. [MUBARAK - talks about option of using force in the gulf.] United Nations plans to debate resolution authorizing use of force to get Iraq out of Kuwait mentioned.

(Studio: Peter Jennings) Technical difficulties in presenting next report acknowledged.

Reporter(s):: Hume, Brit;; Jennings, Peter
Duration:: 00:03:00

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