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Economy: Budget #106461

ABC Evening News for Tuesday, Nov 17, 1987
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(Studio: Peter Jennings) Report introduced.

(DC: Sheilah Kast) Mtg. of Congress and White House budget negotiators to try to reach agreement prior to Friday deadline, when Gramm-Rudman law goes into effect, reported; details given, scenes shown. [Senators Rudy BOSCHWITZ, David BOREN - discuss blame for committee 's failure to reach agreement.] Suggestion from bipartisan panel of Senators outlined on screen. [Senator Nancy KASSEBAUM - discusses plan.] [Prime minister of Great Britain Margaret THATCHER - says United States budget cuts must restore confidence in economy] OMB director James Miller mentioned. ABC News poll on choices for budget cuts reported Issue of tax increase versus budget cuts stated.

Reporter(s):
Jennings, Peter;
Kast, Sheilah
Duration:
00:02:10

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