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Reagan / Budget Cuts #276385

CBS Evening News for Sunday, Mar 08, 1981
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(Studio) Report with regard to federal budget cuts introduced
REPORTER: Morton Dean

(DC) New cuts said coming in Health and Human Services Department, Agriculture Department, Labor Department, Interior Department, Commerce Department, Educ. Department, and Veterans Admin. President Reagan reported favoring development of a workfare program. [ Courtesy NBC "Meet The Press" econ. Walter HELLER - criticizes supply-side econs. [Operation PUSH Rev. Jesse Jackson - says Reagan administration policies and violence could lead to hot summer.] David Stockman quoted with regard to reduction in federal lending programs.
REPORTER: Jacqueline Adams

Reporter(s):
Adams, Jacqueline;
Dean, Morton
Duration:
00:02:10

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