(4)Aisin fire in 1997

NAGOYA, Japan - An employees parking lot at a Toyota Motor Corp. factory in Toyota, Aichi Prefecture. The assembling factory suspended operations because of a parts shortage caused by a fire at brakes supplier Aisin Seiki Co. on Feb. 1, 1997. (Kyodo)

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