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NCPAC #276478

CBS Evening News for Monday, Apr 13, 1981
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(Studio) Representative James Jones reported among group targeted for defeat in 1982 elecs.
REPORTER: Bob Schieffer

(DC) Ntl, Conservative Pol. Action Committee (NCPAC) recalled influential in 1980 elecs.; Representatives Jim Wright, James Jones, Dan Rostenkowski, and Senator Paul Sarbanes said their latest targets over issue of President Reagan's proposed budget program. Details outlined on screen. [NCPAC national chairperson John Terry DOLAN - thinks politicians are ignoring mandates of their constituents.] NCPAC's campaign techniques examined; television commercials and newspaper ads shown. [JONES - thinks Oklahomans are independent.] campaigns. planned by Republican party and American Federation of State, Cnty., and Municipal Employees, pro and con economy plan, outlined.
REPORTER: Bruce Morton

Reporter(s):
Morton, Bruce;
Schieffer, Bob
Duration:
00:02:20

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