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House / Budget Debate #71417

ABC Evening News for Thursday, Apr 30, 1981
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(Studio) House reported beginning debate over budget proposals of President Reagan and Democrats
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds

(DC) [Representative James JONES - says fun and games time is over.] Amt. of time allocated for House debate mentioned. [JONES - interprets fall election as message from United States citizens with regard to budget.] Jones' development of alternative Democrat budget recalled. [Representative Robert MICHEL - notes zip code of Plains, Georgia.] White House lobbying efforts, include gifts to Representatives, noted. [Representative William GREEN - denies that his vote will be affected by cuff links gift.]
REPORTER: Charles Gibson

Reporter(s):
Gibson, Charles;
Reynolds, Frank
Duration:
00:01:50

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