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(Studio) (Poor audio occasionally) Possible formation of international military force to police Sinai in anticipation of Israel withdrawal, in accord with Camp David peace treaty with Egypt, reported.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
(DC) Secretary of State Alexander Haig said recognizing United States responsibility for such peacekeeping force; details given. Ntns. United States is considering approaching for help in organizing military force listed on screen; hypothetical plan for region outlined, discussed. Map shown; various military bases in Sinai listed.
REPORTER: Marvin Kalb
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(Studio) Craig Clymore, recently a hostage aboard hijacked Pakistani plane in Syria, reported wanted on drug chgs. in US; details given.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
(Damascus, Syria) Passengers' release examined; films shown. [PILOT - says crew is all right.] Current status of terrorists noted; desire of 1 American to escape publicity described. [CLYMORE - describes terrorists' murder of hostage.] Hostages' post-release activities noted.
REPORTER: Jim Bittermann
(Studio) Libya leader Colonel Muammar el-Kadhafi's change in position re: hijacking recalled.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
(Tripoli, Libya) Kadhafi's past support of terrorism and his current position examined; films shown. [KADHAFI - explains his actions with current hijacking.] His remarks on relationship with United States noted.
REPORTER: Steve Mallory
(Studio) Pakistan President Zia ul-Haq's warning to terrorists and his comments on hijackers' demands reported; details given.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
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(Studio) President Reagan's task force on auto imports said possibly asking Japan to impose vol. restraints.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
(DC) Apparent successful efforts of pro-vol. restraints leader Trans. Secretary Drew Lewis in swaying other task force members to his position examined; details outlined on screen. Alleged response of Treasury Secretary Don. Regan to vol. restraint issue noted. [Courtesy CBS News, "Face the Nation", General Motors chairperson Roger SMITH - favors vol. restraint.] Reagan's remarks on auto industry yesterday recalled, outlined on screen; President's long-held belief in free trade noted.
REPORTER: Judy Woodruff
(Studio) Senator Robt L. Byrd's support for vol. restraint by Japan reported.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
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(Studio) Report introduced
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
(DC) Associated General Contractors convention reported supporting President Reagan's budget cuts. [OMB director David STOCKMAN - feels policy will prevail; predicts economy recovery.] [Courtesy ABC, "Issues and Answers", Health and Human Services Secretary Richard SCHWEIKER - doesn't think Democrats want budget responsibility.] Anticipated battle in House mentioned.
REPORTER: Susan Peterson
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(Studio) Transit strike in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, reported beginning; details given.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
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(Studio) Georgia's elimination of Medicaid funds for abortions reported; details given.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
(DC) New strategy of anti-abortion forces noted focusing on legislature sponsored by Senator Jesse Helms, Representative Henry Hyde; details given. [Representative Don EDWARDS - says bill will have difficulty getting out of committee ] [President REAGAN - calls for legislative determination of when life begins.] Reagan's anti-abortion history noted. [Dr. Mildred JEFFERSON - notes pol. advantage of having antiabortion advocates in White House; mentions John Kennedy.] Impact on national life of such a stacked administration examined; HHS' control of abortion and family planning funds cited. [Richard SCHWEIKER - pledges to work for anti-abortion policy in HHS.] Dr. C. Everett Koop, slated to be Surgeon General, noted longtime antiabortion activist; portions of film featuring him shown. Koop's potential impact on nation as Surgeon General considered. Marjorie Mecklenberg, new director of adolescent pregnancy counseling program, said leader of anti-abortion group; details given.
REPORTER: Ken Bode
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(Studio) Report introduced
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
(NYC) Reagan administration's firing most of United States delegates negotiating Law of the Sea treaty at the United Nations said sending message to Secretary General Kurt Waldheim; Elliot Richardson's history with issue recalled. [RICHARDSON - says consensus has changed on treaty; elaborates.] Reagan administration and mining lobby said opposed to portion of treaty calling for international agency controlling ocean mining; details given. Navy's support for Law of the Sea treaty outlined; treaty's background with Third World ntns. considered.
REPORTER: Bill McLaughlin
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(Studio) Report introduced
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
(El Salvador) El Salvador war's impact on nation's villagers examined; films shown. Situation of refugee family (named in report) cited as example
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(Studio) Death of reputed Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, mobster Philip "Chicken Man" Testa in car bombing reported; murder of crime boss Angelo Bruno recalled.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
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(Studio) New stamp reported being sold tomorrow in anticipation of postage increase next Monday; Postal Service said already planning to ask for further increases
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
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(Studio) Statistics with regard to age and advertisement given.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
(NYC) Over-50 model Kaylan Pickford featured; her problems caused by age discrimination outlined. [PICKFORD - discusses advertisers' approach to older models.] No. of other older models at Ford Talent Group noted. [Ford spokesperson Eileen FORD - notes mkting. problem of gray hair.] [PICKFORD - calls comparing youth and middle age ridiculous.] Pickford's modeling career discussed.
REPORTER: Nadine Stewart
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