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:: Sunday, December 10, 2006 ::
Cities Face Life Without 16 Ford Plants - By M.R. KROPKO, AP
Many of the cities awaiting Ford closings mirror Lorain, a blue-collar town where the plant had been part of the industrial identity since 1958. Jobs there peaked at about 7,500 in the early 1970s. Ford stopped making Cougars and Thunderbirds there in 1997. During 2005, the work force dropped from about 1,700 to 750. Days before Christmas last year, Ford produced its last Econoline in Lorain.------------------------------------------- posted 9:16 AM :: reference link ::
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