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Economy / Steel Industry / Chrysler #75009

ABC Evening News for Thursday, Oct 21, 1982
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(Studio) Report introduced
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds

(NYC) European steel makers reported agreeing to limit exports to US; details given. [US Steel chairperson David RODERICK - is pleased with negotiations.] Implications for United States steel industry examined; the Conf. Bd.'s claim that corporation execs. feel economy recovery is underway noted. UAW (United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America) mbrs. noted scheduling vote on possible strike against Chrysler; details given. [UAW president Doug. FRASER - notes seriousness of situation.]
REPORTER: Dan Cordtz

(Studio) European reaction to vol. export limits to United States noted. Background to steel crisis between United States and Europe explained; role of West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl cited.
REPORTER: Peter Jennings

(Studio) Item recapped at end of broadcast

Reporter(s):
Cordtz, Dan;
Jennings, Peter;
Reynolds, Frank
Duration:
00:03:10

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