THE WASHINGTON POST Friday. January J3. IVHI  
DETROIT, Jan. 22 (AP) ÛÓ The first unit of the United Auto Workers union to vote on pay cuts to help save Chrysler Corp. approved the reduced contract overwhelmingly, the UAW said today.</br></br>'Hie Winfield Foundry unit in Detroit, part of Local .Û÷1, voted 71 to 2 yesterday to accept pay cuts of about 1 3 percent after March, according to a UAW spokesman who asked not to be identified.</br></br>Those cuts and other concessions from UAW members are designed to save Chrysler $622 million by September 1982.</br></br>About 61,000 active and 47,000 laid-olf UAW members in the United States and Canada mast complete ratification votes by Feb. 2 before the Chrysler Loan Cuarantee Board will authorize $400 million in new loan guarantees for the struggling automaker.</br></br>Anticipating the board's approval, Chrysler said today it planned an offering of $400 million in guaranteed notes ÛÏin the near future.Û 'The notes would mature in a little over 10 years ÛÓ Oct. L5, 1990 ÛÓ and would l>e offered in registered form in $;),()()() denominations or multiples of that figure through a syndicate of underwriters headed by Salomon Brothers; Merrill Lynch White Weld Capital Markets Croup; E.F. Hutton & Co. Inc.; First Boston Corp., and Warburg Paribas Becker Inc.