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(Studio) Fighting between El Salvador government troops and leftist guerrillas reported
REPORTER: Morton Dean
(DC) Plans to send more advisers and military and financial aid to El Salvador by US State Department stated. State Department comment that more economic aid to El Salvador's government will be necessary noted. Reagan administration said not planning direct action against Cuba as result of chgs. that Cuba is arms supplier of guerrillas. [USSR charge d'affaires Alexander BESSMERTNYKH - denies that USSR and Cuba are supplying weapons to guerrillas.] Admin. said consulting Congress voluntarily with regard to military advisers and stated that Congress must approve aid.
REPORTER: Diane Sawyer
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(Studio) State Department announcement that aid to government of Nicaragua has been suspended because of cntry.'s role in supplying arms to El Salvador guerrillas given.
REPORTER: Morton Dean
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(Studio) Story with regard to shooting down of U-2 spy plane piloted by Rudolf Anderson over Cuba by Fidel Castro on October 27, 1962, said found in book by former Castro aide Carlos Franqui.
REPORTER: Morton Dean
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(Studio) Report with regard to art exhibit by Russians continually refused permission to emigrate from USSR introduced
REPORTER: Morton Dean
(USSR ) Group said calling themselves refuseniks. [Art exhibit organizer Sergei BATROVIN - explains reasons for exhibit and talks about art works.] Exhibit said closed by USSR authorities.
REPORTER: Gordon Joseloff
(Studio) Story with regard to Russian emigres introduced
REPORTER: Morton Dean
(NYC) Large number of USSR emigres who came to United States in last few years noted. Dancers Andrei Kramarevsky, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Mstislav Rostropovich and Rudolf Nureyev listed. Symphony student emigre named and poet Josef Brodsky noted. [Ballet student Alexander KRAMAREVSKY - says Russian artists in United States came to do that which was not permitted in USSR .] [Composer and conductor Joel SPIEGELMAN - discusses effect of Russians on US arts.] New York City said now center of Soviet art and culture. [Theater director Marat YUSIM - says some Russian emigres have problems because they are no longer cared for by the state.] [Sculptor Ernest NEIZVESTNY - (thru translator) praises fluidity of American culture.] [Art student Andy GLUCK - says Russian artists give Americans a new way of seeing USSR .]
REPORTER: David Andelman
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(Studio) Justice Department study with regard to number of parolees who commit offenses while on parole which return them to jail cited.
REPORTER: Morton Dean
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(Studio) Report with regard to convention of National League of Cities introduced
REPORTER: Morton Dean
(DC) League said worried about Reagan administration budget cuts. [Chairperson Council of Econ. Advisers Murray WEIDENBAUM - asks for League support of budget.] [League president and Indianapolis, IN, Mayor William HUDNUT - discusses league's attitude toward budget cuts.] President Reagan said meeting with League tomorrow.
REPORTER: Jed Duvall
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(Studio) Report with regard to accidental firing of Secret Service agent's rifle near DC church shortly after President Reagan left discussed; National Presbyterian Church mentioned.
REPORTER: Morton Dean
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(Studio) Report introduced
REPORTER: Morton Dean
(Atlanta, Georgia) Save the Youth march in Atlanta to express outrage at murders of black children there shown and reported Green ribbons of marchers in upside down "V" noted. [Marchers William ADAMS and Jean WARSELL - comment.] Rally said held at Morehouse College.
REPORTER: Pam Olsen
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(Studio) Birmingham, Alabama, bus system said closed because of lack of funds. Tape shown.
REPORTER: Morton Dean
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(Studio) National Guard said called out in Milwaukee, WI, to replace striking firefighters.
REPORTER: Morton Dean
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(Studio) Nation's largest man-made pool for toxic wastes in Epping, New Hampshire, said almost overflowed yesterday.
REPORTER: Morton Dean
(Epping, New Hampshire) [Area resident Peter WHITE - expresses concern that toxic wastes have contaminated his well.] [Town attorney Peter KEARNS - says cleanup of site is too expensive.] Incrd. cost of toxic residue treatment since site was 1st built noted. [Site owner Paul KEEFE - comments with regard to future of site and possibility of toxic wastes spilling out of pool.] Keefe said declaring bankruptcy. Currently toxic residue said being handled by federal government [New Hampshire attorney general s office spokesperson E. Tupper KIDDER - says if state enforces rules with regard to toxic waste cleanup it often has to pay the expenses.] Said still undetermined if site cleanup will be paid by New Hampshire or federal government
REPORTER: Richard Wagner
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(Studio) Study showing possible consequences of Ohio River Valley's continued use of coal to make electricity and allowance of high sulphur dioxide and sulphate pollution levels reported.
REPORTER: Morton Dean
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(Studio) Detection of 4 new galaxies by researchers at University of California-Berkeley reported.
REPORTER: Morton Dean
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(Studio) "Newsweek" magazine interview in which Nancy Reagan criticizes some members of press quoted.
REPORTER: Morton Dean
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(Studio) Report with regard to souvenir industry surrounding royal wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana introduced
REPORTER: Morton Dean
(London, England) Suit worn by Lady Diana said from Harrods. Store said allowed to display royal insignia of Prince Charles beneath its name. [Royal Doulton China Company spokesperson Ann LINSCOTT - says company began creating royal wedding commemoratives before Christmas 1980.] [Art director Royal Doulton Eric GRIFFIThigh school - comments.] [Commemorative dealer John MAY - discusses what would make collected items valuable.] Souvenir business for Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee in 1977 recalled.
REPORTER: Martha Teichner
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