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(Studio) Syrian air attack on Christian militia in Lebanon's Sannine Mts., Israel's air attack on Palestinians in south Lebanon, reported; account of alleged Israeli-Syrian dog fight near Sidon said unconfirmed. Warning of Lebanon's prime minister that situation could become another Vietnam mentioned.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
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(Studio) Reagan administration reported delaying sale of AWACS to Saudi Arabia; Senator Howard Baker's statement on affair noted.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
(DC) Baker's recent meeting with President Reagan with regard to congress approval of sale recalled; White House photos shown. [Courtesy CBS's "Face the Nation", BAKER - thinks it's unlikely that package will be submitted to Senator soon.] Apparent role played in making decision to delay sale by upcoming Israeli elecs. mentioned; criticism of Israel by uniden. senior administration offical outlined.
REPORTER: John Palmer
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(Studio) North Ireland's anticipated battle if imprisoned IRA (Irish Republican Army) member Bobby Sands dies reported.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
(Belfast, North Ireland) Demonstration here in support of Sands, continuing his hunger strike, examined; films shown. Mary Murtaugh's perception of Sands and her imprisoned son Geordie said illustrating atmosphere here. [Bernadette Devlin McALISKEY - says battle will continue.]
REPORTER: Fred Francis
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(Studio) President Valery Giscard d'Estaing and Francois Mitterrand reported winning today's round of French president elecs.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
(Paris, France) Upcoming runoff between Giscard d'Estaing and Mitterrand mentioned; campaigns. and showings of cands. Jacques Chirac and Georges Marchais discussed. Past competition between Mitterrand and Giscard d'Estaing and current problems faced by both cands. examined.
REPORTER: Keith Miller
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(Studio) Upcoming elecs. in South Africa with regard to maintaining apartheid reported.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
(Johannesburg, South Africa) Supporters of apartheid said continuing to hold nation's political strength; Bishop Desmond Tutu recalled recently losing his passport after criticizing government [TUTU - compares system with Nazism.] Issues being decided on outlined. [Dr. Fred Van Zyl SLABBERT - calls for peaceful settlement.] Blacks' assessment of this election noted.
REPORTER: James Compton
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(Studio) United Nations Sec. Council reported expected to vote on resolution calling for sanctions against South Africa in effort to force South Africa to relinquish control of Namibia; United States said vetoing sanctions.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
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(Studio) Apparent agreement reported reached between Solidarity Union and Polish government on new labor law; details given.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
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(Studio) El Salvador government official reported claiming facts will be revealed in murders of 4 United States missionaries.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
(San Salvador, El Salvador) Wealthy landowner Ricardo Sol Meza and bro.-in-law Hans Christ reported suspects in murders of Americans Mark Pearlman and Michael Hammer, involved in land reform movement here; background to issue recalled. Films shown. [President Jose Napoleon DUARTE - thinks justice prevails here.] Murders last December of 4 American missionaries noted remaining unsolved. [Defense MIN. - (thru translator) promises facts will be revealed.] Govt. security forces noted suspected involved in missionaries murders; current United States perception of El Salvadoran government mentioned.
REPORTER: Phil Bremen
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(Studio) Congress noted beginning consideration of President Reagan's budget plan; his lobbying efforts today mentioned.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
(DC) [Treasury Secretary Don. REGAN - calls for support from United States Chamber of Commerce.] Chamber members noted lobbying tomorrow on Capitol Hill for President's program. [REGAN - claims majority of Americans want program enacted.] Admin. reported indicating its impatience with continued congress opposition.
REPORTER: Steve Delaney
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(Studio) 1st quarter loss of savings and loan insts. outlined.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
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(Studio) Findings of recent survey with regard to incring. number of home purchases by single women reported.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
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(Studio) Report introduced
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
(Midland, Texas) Econ. disparity between Midland's residents noted; efforts of Christmas in April to alleviate some of the problems faced by poor examined. Org.'s aid to Tom Wells and Juanita Martinez cited as exs. [Vol. organizer Bobby TRIMBLE - notes benefits to those able to keep own homes.] Size of organization's efforts this year outlined. [Nick and Alberta TRENNEN - praise organization] Renovation of Arbelle Jackson's home noted. [TRIMBLE - comments on benefits to vols.]
REPORTER: Sandy Gilmour
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(Studio) No. of Chinese youth entering labor force noted.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
(Canton, China, PR) No. of Chinese under 30 years of age and resulting soc. problems examined; films shown. Incring. juvenile delinquency discussed; impact of Hong Kong's proximity considered.
REPORTER: Jack Reynolds
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(Studio) Director of India's Institution for Defense Studies reported claiming need for nuclear bomb due to relationship with US; Prime Min. Indira Gandhi mentioned.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
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(Studio) Earthquake in Imperial Valley, California, centered in Westmoreland, detailed; number of quakes hitting area in past 3 days mentioned.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
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(Studio) Prince Charles reported falling off horse again; Queen Elizabeth and Lady Diana said allegedly pressuring him to give up riding. Details given, films shown.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
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(Studio) Congress reported claiming today as national recognition day for Vietnam vets.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley
(DC) March by vets to proposed site for memorial near Lincoln Memorial examined; participation of vets Jim Howard, Junior Wyatt, Kim Splain noted. [WYATT, Gordon MANSFIELD - praise memorial effort.] Details of memorials' cost given.
REPORTER: Emery King
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