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Iraq / United Nations Inspections / Bush #340404

CBS Evening News for Sunday, Sep 22, 1991
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(Studio: Bill Plante) Report introduced.

(White House: Randall Pinkston) Iraq's response to United States pressure to allow United Nations inspections featured. [Iraqi foreign minister Ahmed HUSSEIN - reaffirms Iraq's cooperation with the UN.] [Senator Robert DOLE, Representative Lee HAMILTON - comment.] President Bush's preparation of a speech to the UN, possibility that he will use speech to diffuse dispute with Israel over loan guarantees reported; scenes shown of President and Barbara Bush at Camp David. [On "Face the Nation", DOLE - comments.] [On "Meet the Press", HAMILTON - comments.] Bipartisan support for Bush's dealings with Iraq noted.

Reporter(s):
Pinkston, Randall;
Plante, Bill
Duration:
00:02:30

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