WTe Outlook VOL. 15 NO. 1 BUSINESS BEAT......................................................... 5 NAPA New England jobber first to enroll in 1982's "Go the NAPA Way" sales incentive program Price cutting versus competitive pric ing NAPACOMM changes distribution format Franklin Auto Parts en joys huge turnout at "Go the NAPA Way" dealer meetings.

<S> DATELINE NAPA VOLUME 3 NUMBER 2 DEARBORN, MICHIGAN LIMITED EDITION NEW AIC PAMPHLET ENCOURAGES MECHANIC/MOTORIST COMMUNICATION One auto maker that recently com pleted a study of I what's good and what's bad about automotive service and repair today claims that their study revealed virtually no complaints about prices or alleged overcharging.

mm NAPA INFORMATION UPDATE Now You Can Have 2 Great Merchandise Award Catalogs To offer you the best selection of mer chandise with more competitive pricing, this year you have two separate merchan dising awards catalogs produced by two separate suppliers.

In 1980, we ran the first TRADE IN FOR THE GOLD Promotion and it was one of the most successful promotions ever.

INDUSTRY TRENDS RULING FOR LOWER FUEL CONSUMPTION AVERAGE AIR BAGS ADDED AS STANDARD EQUIPMENT Driver's side air bags, a safety option in U.S. produced autos, will become standard equipment in six of Chrysler's 1988 and 1989 models.

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1 And if you remember His Honor's Page 3924 2 instructions, as the risk increases, the dangerous 3 risk, so does the duty, because the greater the risk, 4 the greater the duty, the more precautions that have 5 to be taken. 6 They are unreasonably dangerous because, 7 one, they are defective, they don't have a warning on 8 them.

Page 2743 1 THE COURT: That will be admitted into 2 evidence. 3 (Whereupon, Plaintiff's Grewe Exhibit Number 4 17 was received into evidence.) 5 MR.