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IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE Appropriate service methods and properrepair procedures are essential for the safe, reliable operation of all motor vehicles, as well as the personal safety of the individual doing the work.

4 CORPORATE AND DIVISION STAFF DEPARTMENT REVIEW CORPORATE SAFETY October 20, 1992 a: charter In regard to the specific duties and responsibilities listed in the Health and Safety Charter for Corporate Safety, the information for the numbered items on the charter is as follows: 1.

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IN RE: ALL ASBESTOS-RELATED INJURY OR DEATH CASES FILED BY BARON & BUDD, P.C.

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EATON CORPORATION FINANCIAL REVIEW BUSINESS SEGMENT INFORMATION IMillioni) Net sales by classes of similar products Vehicle Components Truck Components Passenger Car Components Off-Highway Vehicle Components Electrical and Electronic Controls Industrial and Commercial Controls Automotive and Appliance Controls Specialty Controls Defense Systems Operating profit Vehicle Components Electrical and Electronic Controls (1993 reduced by the $55 million acquisition integration charge) Defense Systems Interest expense Interest income General corporate expenses - net Income before income taxes Identifiable assets Vehicle Components Electrical and Electronic Controls Defense Systems General corporate assets Total assets Capital expenditures Vehicle Components Electrical and Electronic Controls Defense Systems Corporate Depreciation and amortization Vehicle Components Electrical and Electronic Controls Defense Systems Corporate 1994 1993 1992 $1,798 616 414 2.828 1.812 839 437 3.088 136 $6,052 $ 354 $1,504 524. 329 2.357 779 735 338 1.852 192 $4,401 $ 247 $1,244 542 307 2.093 745 723 308 1.776 232 $4,101 $ 170 239 1 594 (91) 7 (22) $ 488 83 2 332 (75) 8 (3) $ 262 85 9 264 (89) 9 (3) $ 181 $1,359 2.506 115 3.980 702 $4,682 $1,230 1,119 117 2,466 802 $3,268 Si. 194 1.128 250 2.572 648 S3.220 $ 149 98 5 15 S 267 S 110 114 14 13 S 251 $ 124 68 7 28 S 227 S 101 69 15 II S 196 S 93 67 14 12 5 186 S 104 71 16 9 S 200 Results for 1994 reflect (he acquisition of DCBU on January 31. 1994 Operating profit of the Electrical and Electronic Controls segment in 1993 was reduced by a S55 million acquisition integration charge related to the purchase of DCBU.

y Eaton Corporation Financial Review Operating profit in 1996 was reduced Dy restructuring charges of $16 million for the Electrical and Electronic Controls segment and $34 million for the Vehicle Components segment.

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