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To: Cage Rattler who wrote (171)	4/7/2006 2:44:02 PM
From: paret	Respond to of 908

The shutdown of part of the Los Angeles airport while President Clinton got a haircut on Air Force One reported. NBC Evening News for Thursday, May 20, 1993 --------------------------------------------------------------- Headline: White House / Travel Office Staff Firing / Clinton Haircut Abstract: (Studio: Tom Brokaw) Report introduced. (White House: Jim Miklaszewski) Dismissal of the seven employees in the White House travel office on charges of gross mismanagement examined. [Former travel office manager Billy DALE - denies stealing anybody's money.] Letter from Senator Christopher Bond asking why the staff was fired while a Little Rock travel agency has been hired temporarily noted. The shutdown of part of the Los Angeles airport while President Clinton got a haircut on Air Force One reported. [Representative Dan BURTON - jokes about trimming hair instead of the budget.] Begin Time: 05:32:50 pm End Time: 05:34:40 pm TVN Record Number: 592914 Copyright: Abstract and Metadata (c) 1993 Vanderbilt University -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The above information describes a segment of a news broadcast held by the Vanderbilt Television News Archive in Nashville, TN. The Archive has recorded news programs from the U.S. national television networks since August 1968. To view this item, you may request that a copy be sent to you through the Archive's videotape loan service. We charge a service fee to help recover the costs.