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Bush / Popularity / Michigan Jobs #748205

ABC Evening News for Saturday, Feb 07, 2004
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(Studio: Bob Woodruff) Findings of a "Newsweek" poll on President Bush's declining popularity cited.

(Greenville, Michigan: Barbara Pinto) The declining job market in Greenville, Michigan, due to the closing of the Electrolux plant & how it might affect residents' votes examined. [Restaurant owner Mike HUCKLEBERRY†- talks about jobs.] [Presidential candidate Senator John KERRY - campaigns on jobs,] [Electrolux employee Mike SLAYTON†, Mayor Lloyd WALKER†- talk about their vote.]

(Studio: Bob Woodruff) Report introduced.

(Chicago: Dean Reynolds) The job market examined; Bureau of Labor Statistics cited. [Former executive Barbara OLSON - comments on the job hunt.] [Economist Carl TANNENBAUM - analyzes the job market.] [Self employed Kim NELSON, Charlie MOOREY - talk jobs.]

Reporter(s):
Woodruff, Bob;
Pinto, Barbara;
Reynolds, Dean
Duration:
00:04:10

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