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Auto Industry / Japanese Imports #70558

ABC Evening News for Sunday, Mar 15, 1981
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(Studio) Senator Robert Byrd's call for action from President with regard to Japanese auto imports reported.
REPORTER: Sam Donaldson

(DC) Task force appointed by President Reagan to study Japanese imports issue said unable to make recommendations when it meets later in week due to continuing conflict between camps; details given. [March 9, REAGAN - says auto industry can begin depression by itself.] [Courtesy CBS, General Motors board chairperson Roger SMITH - doesn't want trade war.] Trans. Secretary Drew LEWIS - favors vol. drawback by Japanese; mentions UAW, General Motors, Ford, Chrysler.] Pol. motive of Reagan administration's position explained.
REPORTER: Joe Benton

Reporter(s):
Benton, Joe;
Donaldson, Sam
Duration:
00:02:00

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