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Manufacturing News
October 28, 2005 Vol. 12, No. 19

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Headline	Number of Words	Page in Print Version
Nucor Deploys Grass-Roots Approach To Changing Washington Trade Policies; Company Is Fed Up With Feds	1141	1
Wal-Mart's Imports Soar; U.S. Exports Junk	1796	1
Europeans Issue An Industrial Policy To Bolster Manufacturing	327	2
National Academies Panel Calls For The Creation Of An 'Energy-ARPA'	425	2
EU Issues 'Action Plan' For R&D	185	3
Former CEOs of Lockheed & Merck Call On U.S. to Rise Above 'Gathering Storm'	1010	3
British Manufacturing Is On The Ropes	167	4
South Korean Manufacturing Is 'On The Brink'	306	4
Legacy Costs Overwhelm Excellence In Manufacturing: Delphi's Record Number Of Shingo Prizes Can't Save It From Bankruptcy	860	5
Stanford Opens New $50-Million Design Institute	190	5
Congress Wants To Know What Happened To Commerce Department Report On Outsourcing Of IT Jobs	1092	6
Prepare For Major Oil Disruptions, Says Stanford University Modeling Center	222	7
U.S. Companies Can't Tell The Difference Between Their Own Products And Chinese Fakes	857	8
Manufacturing Becomes A Riskier Business	168	9
Manufacturing Profits Are Slow To Recover	293	13
Spending Crazy Congress	116	13
Of The 14 Million Jobs In Manufacturing, The Pay Is Pretty Good	395	14

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Manufacturing NewsOctober 28, 2005 Vol. 12, No. 19

Manufacturing News
October 28, 2005 Vol. 12, No. 19