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Tax Cut Plan #71062

ABC Evening News for Monday, Apr 13, 1981
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(Studio) Report introduced
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds

(DC) Admin.'s efforts to prevent tax bill compromise from succeeding examined. [Vice President George BUSH - says President Reagan doesn't feel the need for compromise.] [OMB director David STOCKMAN, aide Edwin MEESE - deny consideration of compromise.] [House Budget Committee chairperson Representative James JONES - claims administration officials are discussing compromise.] [BUSH - says admin. isn't aware of such talks.] Reagan's meeting today with Secretary of State Alexander Haig and Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger discussed; White House photos shown. Income tax return for President and Nancy Reagan shown outlined on screen. Amt. President donated to Treasury in overpaid taxes mentioned.
REPORTER: Sam Donaldson

Reporter(s):
Donaldson, Sam;
Reynolds, Frank
Duration:
00:02:00

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