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The Population Institute President Werner Fornos discussed problems of a growing population and how it would affect various developing countries. He also responded to audience telephone call…

Telephone lines were open for audience comments.

Video footage shot in China was shown, including a visit with a Chinese family, an interview with a U.S. journalist and an interview with the counsel general. Excerpts of this footage were s…

Professor Hongying Wang of San Diego State University and human rights activist Qiang Xiao talked about daily life in China. While in China, C-SPAN explored daily life and culture through th…

Ms. Thurston, a China specialist, is the author of books such as A Chinese Odyssey: The Life and Times of a Chinese Dissident. While in China, C-SPAN explored business, government, and…

Ms. Howell discussed about her book, I Was a Slave: Book 5: The Lives of Slave Children, published by Amer Legacy. The book is about the what it was like for a black child to be a slave in t…

James Billington talked about his recent book, The Face of Russia, published by TV Books, Inc. The book is about Russian culture today. He described Russia’s size and population. He responde…

Richard Benedetto talked about U.S. history and the lives of past presidents in reference to the present impeachment of President Clinton. He also discussed the polls and people’s attitude t…

Jill Krementz talked about her book, The Jewish Writer, published by Henry Holt & Company, Inc. The book is about 78 "people of the book". Some of these portraits are contemplative; others a…

E-mails were read commenting on Rep. Robert Livingston’s resignation from the House, in part because he was not elected Speaker. Ilona Nickles, C-SPAN Resident Congressional Scholar, explain…

Telephone lines were opened for audience comments and questions about the impeachment of President Bill Clinton. Ilona Nickels, C-SPAN Resident Congressional Scholar, talked about the impeac…

Following the votes on articles of impeachment by the House of Representatives, C-SPAN opened its phones for viewer reaction by phone, fax, and e-mail. During this period, events occurring a…

Telephone lines were opened for audience calls about the impeachment of President Clinton.

Telephone lines were opened for audience comment on news stories, including the air strikes against Iraq and the delayed House debate on the Articles of Impeachment. Mr. Johnson discussed th…

C-SPAN opened their phone lines for viewer comments on the air strike against Iraq and the House vote on the impeachment of President Bill Clinton.

Telephone lines were opened for viewer comments on the air strike against Iraq and the House vote on the impeachment of President Bill Clinton.

C-SPAN opened their phone lines for viewer comments on the air strikes against Iraq and the House vote on the impeachment of President Bill Clinton.

C-SPAN opened their phone lines or viewer comments on the air strikes against Iraq and the House vote on the impeachment of President Bill Clinton.

By remote link from the Rayburn foyer, Paul McNulty, House Judiciary Committee, Communications Director, discussed the schedule of the today’s hearing and gave a preview of what to expect. …

Telephone lines were opened for viewers to express their views on the impeachment hearings, news stories, and the impeachment of the president. Live shots of the House Judiciary Committee he…