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VEHICLE COMPONENTS John S. Koilnvift- president ol Eaton Corporation and chief operating officer Vehicle Components. o\crsees three operations: 1 Truck Components r; Engine Components ' Hydraulics & General Products Building on its technological and market strengths. Eaton offers more than 110 models of transmissions for medium and heavy trucks as well as advanced axles and brakes. Eaton has invested heavily to meet worldwide demand for engine valves and lifters, hydraulic components, leaf springs, superchargers, viscous products, differentials and other automotive products. Vehicle Components busi nesses contribute nearly $2.4 billion in annual sales. CONTROLS Alexander M. Cutler, executive vice president, chief operating officer Controls, manages four businesses: a The new Cutler-Hammer operation, which includes the recently acquired Westinghouse DCBU a Automotive & Appliance Controls a Commercial & Military Controls Semiconductor Equipment Targeted strategic investments have broadened and deepened the scope of products sold into the industrial, construction, commercial, aerospace. Navy, appliance and automotive mar kets. Products range from residential circuit breakers to highly sophisticated ion implanters. Sales of Controls products during 1994 are expected to exceed $3 billion,