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Carter-Mondale / Plains Dvt. #247193

CBS Evening News for Thursday, Jul 29, 1976
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(Studio) Jimmy Carter and Senator Walter Mondale receive foreign policy briefings.
REPORTER: Roger Mudd

(Plains, Georgia) Cnty. officials send group to Johnson City, Texas, to find out what happened there when Lyndon B. Johnson was president [Sumter Cnty. banker Phil JONES - says land values around Plains have incrd.] 2 hotel chains and restaurants inquire about locating here. [Plains grocer C.L. WALTERS - says locals will probably be reluctant to sell property to outsiders.] [A.Z. PITTMAN - says his future will be rough.] Pittman was renting property across street from Carter's house [PITTMAN - doesn't believe Carter has anything to do with his getting kicked off land.] Attorney for landowner explains why land cleared.
REPORTER: Ed Rabel

Reporter(s):
Mudd, Roger;
Rabel, Ed
Duration:
00:03:00

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