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British Economy / British Telecom #294582

CBS Evening News for Wednesday, Nov 28, 1984
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(Studio) Report introduced
REPORTER: Dan Rather

(London, England) Britain's antiquated and inefficient telephone system described; intl. reaction to government's decision to sell majority of British Telecom stock to private investors examined; sale said landmark in Prime Min. Margaret Thatcher's program to sell off as much of cntry.'s nationalized industry as possible. Other inds. similarly affected by her program listed. [Opposition spokesperson Joe ASHTON - considers plan a rip-off.] Thatcher's ultimate economy goal outlined.
REPORTER: Tom Fenton

Reporter(s):
Fenton, Tom;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:02:30

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