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Northeast Economy / Carter Administration #243331

CBS Evening News for Sunday, Nov 14, 1976
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(Studio) N.E., in economy slump, holds meeting
REPORTER: Morton Dean

(Saratoga Springs, New York) Govs., other leaders, meet with regard to economy crisis. Meldrim Thomson absent. Unemployment high, tax dollars flow to Southwest, high energy costs cited. Energy policies drafted, include federal backed energy corporation Public service jobs, business incentives, welfare sought. Jimmy Carter policy director, Stuart Eizenstat made no commitments. [EIZENSTAT - assures Carter administration concern.] Various govs. filmed. Carter administration to be guided by economy conditions.
REPORTER: Don Kladstrup

Reporter(s):
Kladstrup, Don;
Dean, Morton
Duration:
00:02:00

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