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Economy / CPI and Social Security #276674

CBS Evening News for Thursday, Apr 23, 1981
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(Studio) Consumer price index for March discussed; annual inflation rate noted.
REPORTER: Dan Rather

(NYC) Major increase in Social Security benefits due to today's figs. announced; background to situation explained. Details outlined on screen, discussed; criticism of system considered. [Senator Ernest Hollings - claims system is inequitable; mentions Vietnam war.] His proposed legislature discussed. [American Association of Retired Persons spokesperson James HACKING - claims benefits are unfair.] Anticipated response of Reagan administration considered; CBS News Reagan index outlined.
REPORTER: Ray Brady

Reporter(s):
Brady, Ray;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:03:10

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