Geroge Stephanopoulos
SLP99010807 - 09 JANUARY 1999 - CLAYTON, MISSOURI, USA: ABC Political Analyst George Stephanopoulos, makes a point during a pre-speech news conference, January 7. Stephanopoulos was in St. Louis as part of the St. Louis Speakers Series Lectures. wy/bg/Xenia Meneses UPI
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