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Articles in Oct 18, 2002 issue of Autoparts Report

• Eaton Lands $190 million Deal To Supply Transmissions For Use In S. America
• Gentex Authorizes Share Repurchase Plan
• Rockwell Automation Selected By Ford For Stamping Press Upgrade
• Isuzu May Pull Out Of Fuji Joint Venture
• Fuel Cell Component Plant Opened In Texas
• Planet Salvage To Supply Procurement Solution To ABRA Auto Body & Glass
• Toyota Said To Plan New Engine Plant In Poland
• GM Considers Diesel Engine Production In Russia
• Intermet's Quarterly Sales Decline
• Copart Expands Salvage Operations With Latest Acquisition
• Fiat To Cut More Than 8,000 Jobs In Restructuring Effort
• West Coast Port Shutdown Slowed Auto/Autoparts Production
• DaimlerChrysler Canada, Union Avert Strike With Tentative Collective Agreement
• Federal-Mogul Expands In Asia Seeking Significant Growth
• Eaton's Third Quarter Earnings Jump To $1.26 Per Share
• Ford, GM To Co-Develop 6-Speed Transmissions
• Pension Deficit Forces General Motors To Undergo Aggressive Cost Cutting
• Automotive Use Of DC Fractional Horsepower Motor Market To Reach $4.18 Billion By 2008
• Delphi Awarded $2.5 Billion Diesel Common Rail Contract To Supply Renault
• Former Yugo Producer, Zastava, In Venture With U.S. Investment Group
• U.S. Automotive Pension Gap Pegged At $30 Billion
• SmarTire To Supply Pirelli With Tire Monitoring Systems
• Hyundai To Set Up Venture With China
• Ford Freed From Customs Duties On Car Parts In Russia
• Hyundai, Daimler, Mitsubishi In $13 Billion Parts Procurement Arrangement