CBS Evening News - 1993-02-15

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[0:03] On President's Day, it's the president's

[0:05] night on television to push his plan for

[0:08] higher taxes to fuel the economy. A

[0:10] president's wife with unprecedented

[0:12] power. A CBS News poll of what the

[0:15] public thinks of Hillary Roden. And eye

[0:18] on your health, a week of special

[0:20] reports on what ails you. Tonight, Dr.

[0:22] Bob Arnard looks at treatments for

[0:24] arthritis and what really works. It's

[0:27] some kind of a found miracle as far as

[0:29] I'm concerned. This is the CBS Evening

[0:33] News.

[0:38] Good evening, Dan Rather reporting.

[0:40] Candidate Bill Clinton promised

[0:42] middle-income Americans a tax cut.

[0:44] Tonight, President Clinton will try to

[0:46] sell them a tax increase as part of his

[0:48] overall plan to revive the economy. The

[0:51] campaign begins tonight with Mr.

[0:52] Clinton's first televised address from

[0:55] the Oval Office. White House

[0:56] correspondent Susan Spencer has a

[0:58] preview.

[0:59] >> Faithful to the great middle class.

[1:01] >> In tonight's 10-minute national economic

[1:03] pep talk, Mr. Clinton is likely to cast

[1:06] support of his program in patriotic

[1:08] terms and focus on what the public will

[1:10] gain rather than what it will pay.

[1:12] >> You know, we're trying to change a

[1:14] direction of 12 years and take a new

[1:16] course.

[1:17] I'm going to offer a program that will

[1:19] create a half million or more jobs in

[1:22] the short run.

[1:23] >> The shortrun plan is a $31 billion

[1:25] package to give the economy a jump

[1:27] start. Along with it, a long-term plan

[1:30] to raise about 500 billion through new

[1:32] spending cuts and new taxes, referred to

[1:35] now by White House image makers as

[1:37] contributions. A new CBS News New York

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