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Reduced lump sum pension payouts and higher health care costs are aimed at fending off InBev.
The automaker announced it would shutter its minivan assembly plant in Fenton at the end of October and eliminate a production shift at the adjacent pickup assembly plant the day after Labor Day.
Parts suppliers will be hurt. Local governments across the region will lose tax revenue. Vendors will suffer, as will Fenton businesses frequented by plant workers.
The weeds have been cut and the trash picked up from around the chain-link fence. Water is being pumped from a large hole that has turned into a pond. But what will happen beyond that is unclear.
"Miracle" kids hurt in I-55 crash are home again
Their mother, Andrea Whitehead, will be buried Thursday. She was killed instantly when their car veered off the interstate and over a cliff.  
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Chrysler to lay off 2,400 in Fenton
The automaker announced it would shutter its minivan assembly plant in Fenton at the end of October and eliminate a production shift at the adjacent pickup assembly plant the day after Labor Day.  
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Corvette man
A Washington U. professor can't get enough of the venerable Chevy sports car. He's got 18 to prove it.  
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