Articles from Manufacturing & Technology News (July 7, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Buy American' raises its head once again; this time in a battle over defense 'offsets'.			1411
Another consultancy tells its clients to quickly abandon U.S. production.			374
Bullet industry is on the rise due to wars and increased training needs.			808
China accused of fabricating trade data.			326
Companies are not taking advantage of economic development incentive programs.			522
Demographics: Hispanic population reaches 40 million.			161
DOE seeks contractor for Los Alamos.			97
Fact-finding tour planned for Mfg. Extension program.			139
Fewer workers being sent overseas.			160
Foreign investment in U.S. outstrips investment overseas.			122
Korea increases investment in manufacturing R&D to combat China's growth.			568
Letter to the editor.	Huether, David	Letter to the Editor	123
Manufacturers in Ohio form political action group to change trade policies.			330
Manufacturing employment takes unexpected dip in June.			570
NIST opens Advanced Measurement Laboratory.			91
Paper recycling reaches record high; more needed.			194
Redesigning the space industrial base: reflections on the Aldrige commission.	Laird, Robbin		1469
Rep. English wants a 'revolution' in United States trade policy.			309
Textile associations from around globe unite against a common foe: China.			820
Wal-Mart makes progress on RFID pilot project.			291