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Reagan / Economy Speech / Budget Cuts #784655

ABC Evening News for Tuesday, Apr 28, 1981
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(Studio: Frank Reynolds) President Reagan's address to Congress tonight on budget recommendations noted.

(Washington: Sam Donaldson) Republicans’ preparations for an economic battle examined; recent remark of Representative Thomas O’Neill recalled. [Representative Robert MICHEL – comments on possible effort of Democrats to put Republicans off guard.] Reagan’s speech tonight on Gramm-Latta legislation & budget cuts discussed; White House photos shown. [Senator Howard BAKER – says we’re taking a gamble.] The view that Reagan’s motive for his address tonight is centered on the assassination attempt noted.

(Washington: Charles Gibson) The boost to House Republicans by Reagan’s appearance tonight featured. [Representatives Phill GRAMM, Delbert LATTA – want victory.] [Representative James JONES – expresses willingness to abide by the decision of the House.] Possible disunity among Democrats regarding Jones’s alternative budget noted. O’Neill quoted on screen.

(Studio: Frank Reynolds) Senate Budget Committee’s reversal of its view on Reagan’s plan noted.

Reporter(s):
Reynolds, Frank;
Donaldson, Sam;
Gibson, Charles
Duration:
00:04:20

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