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(Studio) Peace talks in Poland said failing to solve current crisis; warning issued by USSR Politburo noted. Alleged clash between Solidarity mbrs. and police in Bydgoszcz reported.
REPORTER: Morton Dean
(Warsaw, Poland) Lech Walesa's meeting with vice-premier Miecyslaw Rakowski discussed; films shown. [WALESA - speaks in Polish.] Photos of Bydgoszcz victims shown; current atmosphere here cited. Govt.'s response to incident in Bydgoszcz examined.
REPORTER: Bert Quint
(Studio) Warsaw Pact military maneuvers noted occurring in and around Poland; details given, Polish television coverage shown.
REPORTER: Morton Dean
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(Studio) USSR and Mongolian cosmonauts reported launched aboard Soyuz 39 today; their names listed on screen, photos shown.
REPORTER: Morton Dean
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(Studio) Arrival today of Green Berets in El Salvador, to join other United States military personnel already there, reported; details given.
REPORTER: Morton Dean
(Howard AFB, Panama) Army's effort to keep Green Beret's departure quiet outlined; films shown. Additional medical team said possibly departing for El Salvador; details given.
REPORTER: Ike Pappas
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(Studio) Report introduced
REPORTER: Morton Dean
(Florida) Cubans, training at guerrilla camp in south Florida to overthrow Fidel Castro, reported joined by Nicaraguans wanting to overthrow their government Guerrilla leader Jorge Gonzalez noted enthusiastic about Reagan administration; implications of camp's presence here discussed. Opposition to military training for Nicaraguans within United States noted coming from refugee committee here. [Nicaraguan refugee committee attorney Robert BOYER - outlines their opposition.] Commitment to training by Cubans and Nicaraguans mentioned.
REPORTER: Charles Kraus
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(Studio) Attack on United States embassy in Beirut, Lebanon, reported; details given.
REPORTER: Morton Dean
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(Studio) Coal miners reported striking Friday
REPORTER: Morton Dean
(DC) Failure of negotiations recently between UMW (United Mine Workers of America, International Union) and soft coal industry said guaranteeing strike; union president Sam Church's prediction recalled. Current status of situation outlined.
REPORTER: Eric Engberg
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(Studio) Chicago Mayor Jane Byrne reported moving into high-crime hsing. project.
REPORTER: Morton Dean
(Chicago, Illinois) Latest victim of Cabrini-Green's gang war, Larry Potts, discussed; films, photos shown. [Mother, Maude POTTS - notes psychological impact of violence in project.] [Police OFR. - notes inordinate number of ex-convicts being placed in Cabrini Green.] [BYRNE - discusses her move.] Mayor's current lifestyle noted. [Cabrini Green residents Annie HATCHER, Dearell HOLIDAY - comment on Byrne's move.] Police reaction to crime in area noted. [MAN - comments.] Questions arising from Byrne's move outlined.
REPORTER: Derrick Blakely
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(Studio) President Reagan's proposed budget cuts noted affecting California park.
REPORTER: Morton Dean
(Los Angeles, California) Anticipated impact of budget cuts on Santa Monica Park, extended protection under Carter administration, examined, background to situation outlined. [Park supporter Susan NELSON - explains why elimination of park is political] Land purchased by park noted include former Paramont studios property and land once owned by Ronald Reagan. [Developer Allen SATERLEE - comments on land owned by government] [Park superintendent Bob CHANDLER - cites population using region.] [Representatives Barry GOLDWATER, Junior, Anthony BEILENSON - debate land acquisition methods.]
REPORTER: Jerry Bowen
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(Studio) Gerald Ford reported arriving in Peking, China (PR) with message for min. Huang Hua from Reagan; details given. China's concern over Reagan's previous endorsements of Taiwan noted.
REPORTER: Morton Dean
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(Studio) Efforts of physicians to save baby following abortion reported; mother's story to doctors with regard to term of pregnancy noted.
REPORTER: Morton Dean
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(Studio) House Democrats on Educ. and Labor committee reported holding hearings with regard to President Reagan's proposed budget cuts and their impact on soc. programs. Representative Carl Perkins quoted.
REPORTER: Morton Dean
(NYC) [March 10, Educ. Secretary Terrel BELL - says cuts will be painful.] [Joe COLLELUORI - thinks he will have to leave school if student loans are cut.] Impact of Reagan administration's efforts to cut federal aid to education examined; details graphed on screen, discussed. [Senator Claiborne PELL, Allison CAMPBELL - criticize cuts.] Admin.'s plan outlined. [American Council on Educ. chairperson E.K. FRETWELL - comments on number of students possibly not in school next year] [BELL - responds.] Limitations on student loans requested by government cited. [Roxiann JOHNSON, Mark GONTHIER, Hilliary MOCK - comment on impact on their lives.] General situation, especially as cuts will affect minorities, outlined; United Negro College Fund commercial shown. No. students recing. money from United Negro Fund and reliance of small private colleges on money mentioned. [Bard College president Leon BOTSTEIN - comments.] [State University of New York at Stony brook spokesperson James BLACK - notes doomsday prediction's impact on state schools.] [NYU financial aid director Hal HIGGINBOTHAM, American Council on Educ. president J.W. PELTASON - criticize cuts.] Implications if Reagan administration's cuts are implemented considered.
REPORTER: Steve Young
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