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NBC Evening News for Sunday, Mar 15, 1981
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(Studio) President Reagan's task force on auto imports said possibly asking Japan to impose vol. restraints.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley

(DC) Apparent successful efforts of pro-vol. restraints leader Trans. Secretary Drew Lewis in swaying other task force members to his position examined; details outlined on screen. Alleged response of Treasury Secretary Don. Regan to vol. restraint issue noted. [Courtesy CBS News, "Face the Nation", General Motors chairperson Roger SMITH - favors vol. restraint.] Reagan's remarks on auto industry yesterday recalled, outlined on screen; President's long-held belief in free trade noted.
REPORTER: Judy Woodruff

(Studio) Senator Robt L. Byrd's support for vol. restraint by Japan reported.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley

Reporter(s):
Pauley, Jane;
Woodruff, Judy
Duration:
00:02:20

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