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Special Segment (Reagan's Budget: Promises and Politics) #515765

NBC Evening News for Friday, Mar 20, 1981
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(Studio) Report introduced
REPORTER: John Chancellor

(DC) President Reagan's efforts to carry out campaign promises with regard to budget examined; Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter mentioned. 1982 budget's recommendations for various programs examined, compared on screen with Carter's. [REAGAN - notes United States history of vol. support for the arts; comments on waste and fraud in federal government, environmental regulations, civil rights legislature, defense spending of USSR .] Implications if President's budget cuts succeed mentioned.
REPORTER: Roger Mudd

Reporter(s):
Chancellor, John;
Mudd, Roger
Duration:
00:04:20

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