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Mar. 1, 1995 1:00pm
While General motors Corp. was blowing its horn over earnings, its Allision Transmission Div. quietly announces record sales of 114,800 transmissions, up 8% from 1993. That's $841 million in sales revenues.

While General motors Corp. was blowing its horn over earnings, its Allision Transmission Div. quietly announces record sales of 114,800 transmissions, up 8% from 1993. That's $841 million in sales revenues.

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