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Florida / Nuclear Plant Incident #276086

CBS Evening News for Friday, Mar 20, 1981
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(Studio) Florida sheriff quoted after arresting armed group near nuclear power plant.
REPORTER: Dan Rather

(Inverness, Florida) Mystery surrounding group arrested near Crystal River nuclear power plant examined; films shown. [Group MBR. - claims they were camping.] Weapons found with group noted. [Sheriff Charles DEAN - cites men's Prof. training.] [Robert Lee LISENBY - says participants were paying for service.] [Rancher Dixie HOLLINS - recalls group told him they were with Army.] Army noted denying any training in region; reports of helicopters in area recalled.
REPORTER: Pam Olsen (WTVT film/tape)

Reporter(s):
Olsen, Pam;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:02:30

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