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DETROIT — General Motors Corp. will put $29.9 billion into a fund for retiree health care and guarantee that cars and trucks will be built at 16 American plants as part of its tentative contract agreement with the United Auto Workers, according to a summary of the agreement released today by the union.
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|DETROIT — General Motors Corp. will put $29.9 billion into a fund for retiree health care and guarantee that cars and trucks will be built at 16 American plants as part of its tentative contract agreement with the United Auto Workers, according to a summary of the agreement released today by the union.
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