Special News Broadcast recorded from NBC Evening News for Thursday, Jun 25, 1981

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Title: American Works When America Works Abstract: NBC White Paper special "America Works When America Works" re: economy, unemployment, robots, job training/education, forestry research, reported by Lloyd Dobyns Interviews with Professors Charles Eastman, Eugene Bartel, Robert U Ayres, Anthony Massaro, Richard Beecher, Thomas O Mathues, Paul Shay, Dick Carison, M Harvey Brenner, Douglas Darnal, Dr Helmart Weltzel, Kathy Alessandro, Marvin Feldman, Robert Schwartz, Dean Herbert E Striner, W Clyde Helms Jr Companies mentioned include SRI International, General Motors, Continental Illinois Bank, Advanced Micro Devices, Ford Motors, Dana Corporation, Fashion Institute of Technology, Tarrytown Center, Occupational Forecasting Inc Begin Time: 08:30:00 pm End Time: 09:58:10 pm TVN Record Number: 872606 Copyright: Abstract and Metadata (c) 1981-2009 Vanderbilt University More Information: Contact the staff of the Archive.

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