Nightline (07/09/1998)

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Complete episode of news and current affairs program "Nightline", with ad breaks included, from the 7th of September, 1998

There were problems with some parts of the recording (most likely due to being recorded with a faulty VCR) causing my own VCR to incorrectly assume that its own heads needed cleaning (hence the error message on screen in some parts), and long sections where very few frames could be picked up by my video capture device

13 - Nightline (1st segment):

Government leading over Labor in election polls Sydney train driver injured when rocks shatter window Police patrolling schools in south-west Sydney over stalking concerns Police stand-off with a man brandishing a sword in Melbourne Inquest into the disappearance of two American divers in far north Queensland Warnings over taking drugs in Malaysia for Commonwealth Games athletes

ads (1st break): The Age newspaper McDonald's 50c cheeseburger Bridgestone tyre centres Mr Sheen Bank of Melbourne home loans Optus mobile network A Current Affair TV promo

(2nd segment): Sydney water contamination crisis Flooding in north-western NSW Kenneth Starr to release report into Clinton/Lewisky affair Crisis talks over Russian election Flight recorder recovered from crashed Swiss Air jet Rupert Murdoch wants to buy Manchester United football team Funeral for horse trainer Tommy Smith

14 - Nightline ads (2nd break): This Is Your Life TV promo Optus mobile network repeat Getaway TV promo (The Truman Show competition) Kraft Philadelphia MLC investments Canon EOS cameras

15 - Nightline (3rd segment): National Party seats vulnerable in upcoming federal election

16 - Nightline ads (3rd break): Moby Dick TV promo Tim Tam Double Coat OPSM Getaway TV promo (The Truman Show competition) repeat Brother MFC9500 multi-function printer Qantas

17 - Nightline (4th segment): Sports Finance Weather

18 - The Magic of Midday TV promo

(previous: Moby Dick)

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Language

English

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