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Congress / Pay Raise #325813

CBS Evening News for Saturday, Feb 04, 1989
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(Studio: Bob Schieffer) Report introduced.

(West Virginia: Deborah Potter) House of Representatives Democrats reported holding annual retreat at resort; details given of their discussion of question of Congress pay raise, scenes shown from White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. [Governor Mario CUOMO - comments.] [Representatives John DINGELL, Richard GEPHARDT - comment on controversial pay issue.] Small band of protestors shown demonstrating against Representative Jim Wright's plan. [Representative Steny HOYER - says a pay raise is always controversial.] Approach to pay raise issue in Senate noted.

Reporter(s):
Schieffer, Bob;
Potter, Deborah
Duration:
00:02:00

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