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Decision 1984 / Hart-Mondale Contest #536381

NBC Evening News for Friday, Mar 09, 1984
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(Studio) Latest poll results on Gary Hart's current standing against President Reagan reported; Ernest Hollings said announcing his endorsement of Hart today. Senator Christopher Dodd mentioned endorsing Hart tomorrow. [MONDALE - criticizes Hart's campaign image.] [John GLENN - attacks Hart's use of John F. Kennedy's mannerisms.] [REAGAN - dismisses Hart's "new ideas" stance.] Mondale said predicting Alabama win Tuesday
REPORTER: Tom Brokaw

(Orlando, Florida) Importance of Tuesday primaries to Jesse Jackson examined. [JACKSON - encourages supporters.] Slippage in Jackson's poll standing recently outlined.
REPORTER: Jamie Gangel

(Studio) Special coverage on Tuesday announced.
REPORTER: Tom Brokaw

Reporter(s):
Brokaw, Tom;
Gangel, Jamie
Duration:
00:03:50

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