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Articles in July, 2004 issue of Diesel Progress North American Edition

• Clean Diesel Technologies Inc
• Fabco Automotive Corp
• Waukesha Engine Dresser, Inc
• ArvinMeritor, Gillig to collaborate on emissions technologies for buses
• Case Construction Equipment, part of CNH Global, has been awarded a U.S. government contract to rebuild nearly 400 model MW-24C Army National Guard wheel loaders
• End of the road seen for limited edition Peterbilt
• FWMurphy. W. Healey appointed as vice president
• Lindsay Manufacturing Co. Ltd, has acquired Stettyn
• Johnson Matthey
• New mass transit concept from Holland. system
  by Bill Siuru
• Idling truck engines: a no-win situation
  by Jim Winsor
• Alternative Fuel Systems
• New VP at FEV
• PRP Inc
• "Long Haul" alternator for commercial trucks
• Northern Lights
• Eaton Corp
• Quantum Fuel System Technologies Worldwide
• Beru instant start system designed to lower car diesel emissions
  by Jonathan Walker
• No time to idle: spurred on by emissions, fuel economy, regulatory concerns, trucking industry pursuing ways to reduce idling
  by Dawn M. Geske
• Cummins Westport
• New manufacturing chief at Freightliner
• Volvo Construction Equipment
• Ford expands commercial line with new LCF truck
  by Dawn M. Geske
• Iveco Motors of North America
• Textron Inc
• Diesel Technology Forum
• Jaguar adds second diesel, debuts new diesel engine
• The backhoe loader market comes alive two ways
  by Charles R. Yengst
• Stropki new CEO at Lincoln Electric
• ITT Industries
• Another big step for Briggs & Stratton: acquisition of Simplicity continues company's evolution as engine-powered equipment supplier
  by Mike Brezonick
• Hydrogenics Corp
• Astec Underground
• Oshkosh Truck Corp
• dateline
• Detroit Diesel upgrades series 60 line
• GM delivers nation's largest hybrid bus fleet
  by Brent Haight
• Deutz extends chairman's contract; appoints Power Systems Management
• Manitowoc Crane Group, a business entity of The Manitowoc Co. Inc., has announced an agreement with Shuttlelift Inc., a subsidiary of Marine Travelift Inc., under which Shuttlelift will supply a line of industrial cranes to Manitowoc, which will be sold u
• Working toward a cool future: EMP focusing on advanced engine thermal management technology while maintaining core manufacturing expertise
  by Mike Brezonick
• Changes at the top for CNH Global
• Thomas Equipment Ltd
• Medium- and heavy-duty truck lines enhanced by Kenworth
  by Dawn M. Geske
• Can you feel the love?
  by Mike Osenga