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Article: Chrysler Motors Chief to Resign
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- The Washington Post
- Article date:
- January 22, 1988
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Harold K. Sperlich, widely regarded as the chief designer of
product programs that helped save Chrysler Corp. from bankruptcy,
yesterday announced plans to resign as president of Chrysler Motors,
the company's automotive division.
Sperlich, a 30-year veteran of the domestic auto industry, said
he will remain a member of Chrysler's board of directors.
Sperlich was one of a group of Ford Motor Co. executives who
scrapped successful careers at that company in the late 1970s to
follow fired Ford President Lee A. Iacocca to Chrysler. Helped by
federally backed loans and by Sperlich's K cars, the Reliant and
Aries, Iacocca saved the company from ruin and gained fame as
Chrysler chairman in ...
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