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Tax Cut Plan #515543

NBC Evening News for Tuesday, Mar 10, 1981
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(Studio) Importance of congress acceptance of tax cut plan noted.
REPORTER: Roger Mudd

(Miami, Florida) Tax cuts' impacts on legal services examined; case of Margarette Curtis outlined as example Photo shown. [Legal services attys. Liz BAKER, John POWELL - cite importance of legal services.] American Bar Association's criticism of program's elimination mentioned.
REPORTER: Phil Bremen

(Chicago, Illinois) Impact of President Reagan's proposed cuts in vets.' benefits examined; case of Leonard Hale cited as example [Disabled American Veterans spokesperson Robert VALASKI - criticizes proposed cuts.] [Veterans Administration spokesperson Vern ROGERS - denies that President's proposals will hurt vets.] Recommendation of elimination of Vietnam veteran counseling centers noted. [Vietnam VET. - thinks government doesn't recognize need.]
REPORTER: Jim Cummins

(Stanford, California) Reagan's call for cuts in student loans examined; films shown. [Admissions dean Dr. Fred HARGADON, university president Dr. Don. KENNEDY - discuss groups most affected.] [Student Craig RICHARDS - recommends Reagan support education] Stanford Univ.'s future admissions policy considered.
REPORTER: Rick Davis

Reporter(s):: Bremen, Phil;; Cummins, Jim;; Davis, Rick;; Mudd, Roger
Duration:: 00:04:00

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