Transcript: Week in Review - Daniel Schorr Discusses Week's Events

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NPR Weekend Edition - Saturday
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January 16, 1993
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SUSAN STAMBERG, HOST: I'm Susan Stamberg. Coming up on Weekend Edition Saturday, a talk with NPR's John Nielson about his time on the Shetland Islands, reporting the massive oil spill there; also, the fate of salmon in the Pacific Northwest; and, the official inaugural line- up, which begins tomorrow in the nation's capital. Stay with us.

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STAMBERG: I'm Susan Stamberg. This week, aircraft from Britain, France and the United States bombed military targets in Southern Iraq, the raid in response to Iraq's refusal to remove anti-aircraft missiles from the no-fly zone established by the U.N. After the raid, Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, speaking through an ...

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