Auto makers lift forecast with 17 percent rise expected
Four top import brands Toyota Datsun Volkswagen and Honda project over 100000 additional cars and trucks for the year aiming to top last year pace by about 17 percent. They account for roughly two thirds of imported auto sales and forecast about 14 million units this year up from just under 12 million in 1976.
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Carter ousts Singlaub over Korea withdrawal clash
President Carter personally summoned Maj. Gen. Jobe Singlaub after the general publicly warned that a gradual withdrawal of 40 000 U S troops from South Korea could spark war. Singlaub was reassigned from his Korea duties as Brown cited his statements as conflicting with national policy. The move followed Singlaub's Washington Post interview and came amid ongoing Seoul talks on withdrawal plans.
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Experts doubt Bay Area housing price crash soon
Real estate experts in South County and California say a price crash is unlikely. They warn a downturn may slow prices but not reverse the current rise, citing speculative buying, rising costs, and tighter money as risks that could push marginal buyers out of the market.
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Vance reports progress in Geneva arms talks a framework may emerge
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance returned to Washington with a general framework for a strategic arms agreement after seven hours of Geneva talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. Officials said major differences remain and progress is uncertain, with October looming as the SALT I treaty expiry. The framework envisions a treaty about eight years, a three year protocol, and an indefinite principal statement.
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