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El Salvador #276501

CBS Evening News for Tuesday, Apr 14, 1981
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(Studio) Amt. of United States military supplies sent to El Salvador since 1st of year compared to that USSR has sent guerrillas since last fall; details given.

(San Salvador, El Salvador) Amt. of United States aid to El Salvador noted; details given. Concern over fertilizer supply discussed. [Coffee grower Ricardo ESCALON - predicts disaster if they don't get fertilizer. ] Response of US aid officials outlined; current status of problem considered. [Agency for International Dvt. spokesperson Robin GOMEZ - thinks more assistance might be needed.] Commitment of Reagan administration to underwrite El Salvador's economy mentioned.
REPORTER: Charles Kraus

Reporter(s):
Kraus, Charles
Duration:
00:03:20

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