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Campaign `80 / Reagan / Tax Cut #271339

CBS Evening News for Wednesday, Jun 25, 1980
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(Studio) Ronald Reagan's push for major tax cut reported.
REPORTER: Dan Rather

(Los Angeles, California) Reagan's criticism of President Carter's proposed tax cut outlined. [REAGAN - comments.] His proposal, based on Kemp-Roth bill, outlined on screen. [REAGAN - comments.] Reagan said denying attempt to upstage Carter.
REPORTER: Jerry Bowen

(Studio) Role of tax cut talk in election year pols. noted.
REPORTER: Dan Rather

(DC) [March 1980, President CARTER - says tax cut can only come after balance budget is achieved and maintained.] Econ. events since then recalled. [May 1980, REAGAN - notes it's time to anticipate election year tax cut sometime this summer.] [Alfred KAHN - comments on projected size of tax cut.] Incr. in Social Security tax mentioned as also due next year; pols. involved in current talk about tax cut cited. [Senator Robert DOLE - supports Reagan's proposal.] John Anderson's opposition to general cut outlined. [ANDERSON - comments.] Ted Kennedy's call for anti-recession jobs program rather than tax cut noted rejected by Democratic platform committee this week [KENNEDY - comments.]
REPORTER: Bruce Morton

Reporter(s):
Bowen, Jerry;
Morton, Bruce;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:05:00

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