**FILE** Jim R. Fouts, the mayor of Warren, Mich., Detroit's largest suburb and home to more than 30,000 auto workers and thousands more retirees, says the nation must do some patriotic purchasing to salvage a great industry - and honor its manufacturing tradition. "People have no appreciation for the what the auto industry has done for the country," he says. "If stereotypes continue, that will be the end of the auto industry and one of the last great manufacturing sectors of the United States because of the whims of the consumers. I want to save the automobile manufacturing companies because I think they are worth saving." (John Tully/Special to The Washington Times)
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