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DeLorean #75013

ABC Evening News for Thursday, Oct 21, 1982
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(Studio) John DeLorean's continual efforts to raise bail on drug charges noted.
REPORTER: Max Robinson

(DC) DeLorean's arrest and background examined; films shown. Role of Morgan Aviation owner William Hetrick and Stephen Arrington discussed.
REPORTER: Paul Howes

(Studio) Cost of DeLorean's car manufacturer venture in North Ireland to British taxpayer noted.
REPORTER: Peter Jennings

(London, England) Closing of DeLorean plant in Belfast examined. [Former employee Tommy TRAUGHTON - feels sorry for DeLorean.] [Mbr. of Parliament Michael MATES - thinks DeLorean has conned government] Possibility that British government will be unable to legally recover money DeLorean allegedly transferred to United States company mentioned.
REPORTER: Mike Lee

Reporter(s):
Howes, Paul;
Jennings, Peter;
Lee, Mike;
Robinson, Max
Duration:
00:04:10

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