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Marcos / United States Charges #318576

CBS Evening News for Friday, Oct 21, 1988
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos reported indicted for racketeering. Report introduced

(DC: Rita Braver) [US attorney Rudolph GIULIANI - outlines racketeering charges.] [FBI spokesperson James FOX - comments on Marcos' real estate purchases.] Saudi busman. Adnan Khashoggi's role in Marcos scheme detailed. [Marcos attorney Richard HIBEY - says charges are false.] Return of art and other assets to Philippine people discussed. [Philippine embassy spokesperson Severina RIVERA - comments on situation.] President Reagan quoted with regard to Marcos indictment. [Philippines expert Richard FISHER - discusses impact of Marcos indictments.]

Reporter(s):
Braver, Rita;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:02:50

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