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Museum all summer long


50 YEARS IN CLAY
Local 412 model maker recalls
half a century of design


TECH TRAINING
TTC prepares workers for
launch of 09 Dodge Ram

Weekly Trivia

There’s a train station named after Chrysler. Where is it?

HINT: There are hundreds of kinds of tracks there.

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UAW-Chrysler News
6/27/08
HAPPY HOLIDAY

National Training Center will be closed July 4-13
6/26/08
UCONNECT WEB

Chrysler to offer on-the-road wireless Internet
6/25/08
'AVERAGE JOE'

Health care questions answered in 7-video series
6/23/08
CORPORATE CUP RELAYS

Victory eludes spirited Team Chrysler once again
6/18/08
GIVING BACK

Kokomo plants give scholarships to local students
6/17/08
PREMIER PRODUCTIVITY

Joint efforts yield benchmark status for Chrysler
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10 mph Viper driver

Celebrity Challengers

All Aboard for Chrysler Station!

When big was better (1965)

When big was better (1957)


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