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Budget #78739

ABC Evening News for Wednesday, Jun 23, 1982
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(Studio) Senator reported approving 1983 budget.
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds

(DC) Senate vote and debate on budget examined. Senators Robert Byrd, James Exon, Ernest Hollings, Howard Metzenbaum mentioned; Metzenbaum quoted on screen. Final vote outlined on screen as well as specific aspects of budget. [Senator Pete DOMENICI - comments on interest rates.] Role played by elec. year in budget debate noted.
REPORTER: Brit Hume Artist: Freda Reiter

(NYC) Budget deficit's possible impact on interest rates examined in detail. [Mfrs. Hanover spokesperson Irwin KELLNER, Townsend-Greenspan spokesperson Alan GREENSPAN - offer opinions on future interest rates.] Current status of nation's economy outlined on screen.
REPORTER: Dan Cordtz

(Studio) Item recapped at end of broadcast

Reporter(s):
Cordtz, Dan;
Hume, Brit;
Reynolds, Frank
Duration:
00:03:10

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