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Campaign '92 / Clinton In Arkansas (Part II) #142310

ABC Evening News for Tuesday, Jul 14, 1992
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(Madison Square Garden: Peter Jennings) Second report on Governor Bill Clinton's record in Arkansas introduced.

(Little Rock, Arkansas: John Martin) How business and government relate in Clinton's state examined; case study outlined to show how a business deal in Arkansas is handled by a few key interrelated people. [State auditor Julia JONES - talks about the connection.] [Independent investment adviser Roy DREW - says the governor appoints all board heads.] [Newspaper editor John Robert STARR - defends the state's system.]

Reporter(s):
Jennings, Peter;
Martin, John
Duration:
00:03:50

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