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Articles in September, 1998 issue of Automotive News

• 2 WOMEN TO LEAD GM DIVISIONS: MAKER FILLS KEY FIELD, MARKETING POSTS.
  by Jackson, Kathy
• DEALERS, TECHS SKIRT TAXES WITH TOOL PLAN.
  by Sawyers, Arlena
• NORM BAFUNNO.
• JAPAN SALES FALL AGAIN; MINIS RELATIVELY STRONG.
  by Treece, James B.
• DEVELOPER'S HURDLE: IMPROVE DISCOVERY, BUT KEEP IDENTITY.
  by Europe, IAN MORTON Automotive News
• PAST LEADERS.(of Ford Motor Co.)
• GM, SUZUKI ZERO IN ON DEVELOPING MARKETS.(General Motors Corp. and Suzuki Motor Corp.)
  by Treece, James B.
• NEWS IS IN THE NUANCES FOR CHRYSLER MODELS.
  by Miller, Joe
• HONDA PAY-OUT PLAN HAS FEW DISSIDENTS.(American Honda Motor Co.)
  by Chappell, Lindsay
• FORD CUTS TRIM LEVELS, OPTIONS TO SIMPLIFY ASSEMBLY.
  by Connelly, Mary
• DELPHI DEAL GIVES LEAR LION'S SHARE OF GM SEATING BUSINESS FOR NOW.
  by Sherefkin, Robert
• NHTSA GIVES EV1 3 STARS IN CRASH TEST
  by STOFFER, HARRY
• Silverado ads debut at CMA
• FORD HAS A MESSAGE FOR HISPANICS
  by WASHINGTON, FRANK S.
• NEW REBATES TAKE GM TO DEC. 31
• CALENDAR
• MCTAGUE PLANS FORD RETIREMENT
  by PARKER, JOCELYN
• BMW EXEC CONTINUES HIS FAMILY'S PASSION FOR PERFORMANCE CARS
  by WEERNINK, WIM OUDE
• DIGEST
• LARGE VEHICLES ARE THE BIG STORY AT PARIS SHOW
• HANON WAS RENAULT'S 'AMERICAN'
• SEAT VENTURE
• DAIHATSU GROWS
• MAZDA SETS NEW CSI STANDARDS.(customer service)
  by Rechtin, Mark
• BMW PROGRAM PUTS NEW SOUL IN BODY SHOPS.
  by Sawyers, Arlena
• TOYOTA PLANT CHIEF HAS GM ROOTS: U.S. MANAGER LEADS IND. TRUCK FACTORY.
  by Chappell, Lindsay
• MAKERS NAMED IN HOLOCAUST SLAVE-LABOR SUITS.
  by Fletcher, Meg
• NICK FELL.(biographical and career highlights)
• NEW CEO HAS AN EYE FOR TALENT.
  by Robinson, Aaron
• GM, FORD PROVIDE GLOBAL FLEETS.
  by Miller, Joe
• '99 SONATA LEADS HYUNDAI LINEUP.
  by Rechtin, Mark
• FED RATE CUT: SALES BOOSTER.
  by Henry, Jim
• FORD, GM HONE THEIR PLANS FOR JOINT VENTURES IN RUSSIA.
  by Bursa, Mark
• SUCCESS ELUDES EXEC THE SECOND TIME AROUND.
  by Barkholz, David; Sherefkin, Robert
• NEW TEAM MAKES SENSE FOR FORD AND AUTO INDUSTRY
• HOGAN, JULOW JOIN WORLD CONGRESS LINEUP
  by CONNELLY, MARY
• GM REBUILDS POST-STRIKE INVENTORY
  by CHAPPELL, LINDSAY
• NEW EUROPEAN VINTAGE: FORD UNCORKS THE FOCUS
  by WERNLE, BRADFORD
• FRONTIER, SENTRA PRICES ARE CUT
  by Rechtin, Mark
• HYUNDAI TRIES TO ERASE RISKY IMAGE
  by WOODYARD, MICHAEL
• NATIONALITY MATTERS
  by CRAIN, KEITH
• AUDI: WAGON PULLS ITS WEIGHT IN U.S.
  by WOODYARD, MICHAEL
• NEW SIERRA LEADS GMC LINE FOR '99
  by WOODYARD, MICHAEL
• FAINT CURRENT.
• The sport-utility will go on sale in fall of 2000.
  by English, Bob
• ISUZU TROOPER HAS $3,000 REBATE
• BUICK SETS ITS SIGHTS ON POWER, RIDE, HANDLING.
  by Jackson, Kathy
• FORD: AN AMERICAN COMPANY.
  by Crain, Keith
• MIGHTY MIDDIES.
• AUTO INDUSTRY OPENS ITS PRIVATE INTERNET.
  by Moran, Tim
• RESTYLED ODYSSEY IS HONDA'S BIGGEST CHANGE FOR 1999.
  by Rechtin, Mark
• PUSH BUTTON TO SHIFT GEARS; BMW LOOKS 'AHEAD' TO '50S.(BMW of North America Inc. asking National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to consider changing transmission shift lever rules)
  by Stoffer, Harry
• SUZUKI USES ENGINES TO REV UP INTEREST.(American Suzuki Motor Corp.)
  by Rechtin, Mark
• CAMI DID ITS LABOR HOMEWORK EARLY.(CAMI Automotive Inc.)
  by Chappell, Lindsay
• EXEC HAS EVERYONE AT GM TALKING: SZYGENDA IMPROVES COMMUNICATION.
  by Jackson, Kathy
• OHIO LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER SPREADS MESSAGE OF DIVERSITY.
  by Ponder, Ron
• VERNIER-PALLIEZ EXTENDED HIS STAY TO 37 YEARS.
• DIRECT-MAIL GALANT
• U.S. OUTPUT FALLS SHORT OF '97 PACE
  by Domby, Debi
• FISITA FORUM ADDRESSES ISSUES FOR 21ST CENTURY
  by CHAPPELL, LINDSAY
• ADT, ADESA EYE UNION BUT NEITHER WILL BLINK
  by MILLER, JOE
• JOHNSON CONTROLS PROMOTES BARTH
  by COURETAS, JOHN
• MITSUBISHI'S ILLINOIS PLANT POSTS PROFIT IN FISCAL '97
  by CHAPPELL, LINDSAY
• HONDA STICKS TO PLAN TO SETTLE LAWSUITS
  by CHAPPELL, LINDSAY
• USED-CAR DEALER SETTLES FRAUD SUIT IN OKLA.
  by Freedman, Eric
• PERSONNEL
• $200 MILLION ONLINE
• NEW PARTS DEPOT
• GM JAPAN HAS SAVVY IMPORT VETERAN IN SATO.
  by Treece, James B.
• COURT OVERTURNS BELT DAMAGE CAP.
  by Freedman, Eric
• OLDS PLANS AN AGGRESSIVE ETHNIC PITCH.
  by Washington, Frank S.
• DEALERNET IS BACK, WITH NEW FEATURES.
  by Harris, Donna
• CHAIN FINANCING TO HELP AUTOMAKERS, SUPPLIERS CUT COSTS TOGETHER.
  by Couretas, John
• CHAIRMAN IS MAN FOR ALL SEASONS.
  by Robinson, Aaron
• GM LAUNCHES DRIVE FOR VOLUME; CHEVY IS KEY.
  by Jackson, Kathy
• DEALER WINS HONDA CASE AT BIG PRICE.(Lundgren Honda dealership in Auburn, Massachusetts; American Honda Motor Company Inc.)
  by Freedman, Eric
• DENVER IS REPUBLIC TEST TUBE: 18 STORES TO REFINE NATIONWIDE PLAN.
  by Harris, Donna
• WHEN ADD-ONS ARTIFICIALLY PROP UP VEHICLE RESIDUALS.
  by Henry, Jim
• PLYMOUTH PUTS MORE GROWL IN 1999 PROWLER.
  by Kisiel, Ralph
• VW IS PLANNING BIG SALES FOR ITS REDESIGNED JETTA

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