CBS News Nightwatch - 1984-08-09 - 1 of 2 (some tape issues)
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[0:00] has a form of arthritis. Pain is a part
[0:02] of their lives. I love them very much
[0:05] and I want their pain to stop. Please
[0:07] join me in supporting the Arthritis
[0:09] Foundation. Do it for someone you love.
[0:11] Do it so all Americans can be free.
[0:14] Isn't it time we took arthritis
[0:16] seriously?
[0:30] The only thing that ever slows me down
[0:31] is crossing the finish line. But
[0:33] Virginia here has been slowed down by
[0:35] multiple sclerosis, an often disabling
[0:37] disease.
[0:39] Scientists are working on a cure, but we
[0:41] can't get to the finish line if you're
[0:42] not in the race.
[0:44] Please give generously to your local MS
[0:46] Society.
[1:18] We leave
[1:21] with high hopes,
[1:25] in good spirit,
[1:28] and with deep humility,
[1:32] and with very much gratefulness in our
[1:35] hearts.
[1:37] President Richard Milhous Nixon. 10
[1:40] years ago today, he walked out of the
[1:42] White House and walked into history as
[1:44] the first American chief executive ever
[1:47] to resign from office. Good morning, I'm
[1:49] Charlie Rose. Welcome to the CBS News
[1:51] Nightwatch. This morning we'll speak
[1:53] with John Dean, a man who told the truth
[1:55] about Watergate and went to prison for
[1:57] his role in the affair. We'll also
[1:59] consider the pros and cons of a law that
[2:01] defines pornography as a violation of
[2:04] women's rights. And we'll meet a woman
[2:06] who believes it's her right to make
[2:08] music any way she wants to. But first we
[2:10] go to the CBS Newsroom for the top
[2:12] stories of the morning from Lark
[2:13] McCarthy. Lark?
[2:15] Good morning, Charlie, and good morning
[2:16] to you. There has been another emphatic
[2:19] denial from the Reagan administration
[2:21] concerning taxes. Treasury Secr