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Special Segment (Prices: The Perilous Future) #515707

NBC Evening News for Wednesday, Mar 18, 1981
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(Studio) Report introduced
REPORTER: John Chancellor

(Los Angeles, California) Hsing. costs examined. [PEOPLE - comment on prices.] Related statistics outlined on screen; basis of current hsing. shortage, said worst since World War II, noted. [Bee and Jim COYLE - discuss their experience inhouse hunting.] [FAMILY - note rent for tenement room.] Jessie and Joyce Watkins' situation cited. [Joyce WATKINS - notes burden on family.] [Sec. Pacific Bank economist Shirley STEPHENSON - cites need for economy changes.] Creative financial aspect of realty examined. [University of California school of administration spokesperson David SHULMAN - comments on difficulty in refinancing.] [Construction industry research board spokesperson Ben BARTOLOTTO - outlines solution.] Alternatives to crisis discussed. [Jim and Christine RICHARDSON - note his bitterness.]
REPORTER: Don Oliver

Reporter(s):
Chancellor, John;
Oliver, Don
Duration:
00:04:50

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