 News of May 2, 1999
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Robotics Championships in Orlando, FL |
| OSMTech Academy team members operate their robot during a qualifying match
at the FIRST Robotics Competition 1999 National Championship, Orlando, FL, April 24, 1999.
Sponsored by DaimlerChrysler, the OSMTech "Team Rush" went on to compete
strongly through the semifinal round. Source: DaimlerChrysler, Joe Wilssens
photo |

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| DEARBORN, Mich., April 21, 1999 Ford Motor Company will webcast
its 1999 Annual Meeting of Shareholders "live" on the Internet for the benefit
of shareholders and interested parties unable to travel to Michigan. "As we prepare
to enter the new millennium, we want to make sure our methods for communicating with
shareholders and the investment community remain on the cutting edge," said William
Clay Ford, Jr., who will preside over his first annual meeting as chairman of Ford Motor
Company on May 13. "Using the Internet as a tool to reach a broader
audience is part of this commitment, and with the way technology is moving, there may come
a day when our annual meeting is conducted solely in cyberspace."
The webcast of the Ford Motor Company annual meeting will be available through a link
from the Ford Motor Company homepage, http://www.ford.com, and also
through broadcast.com.
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| IRVINE, Calif. - April 28, 1999 - Lincoln Mercury today announced a
three-year marketing association with Cirque du Soleil, securing Lincoln the Presenting
Sponsor rights for the U.S. portion of the troupe's North American Tour titled Dralion. The
innovative circus art and entertainment show is being paired with the introduction of the
new Lincoln LS luxury sport sedan, which will begin arriving next month at Lincoln
dealerships. The tour is expected to draw nearly three million spectators for 1,000 shows.
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Lincoln's name will be recognized in the Dralion logo, which will be used in all
advertising, promotional and public relations efforts to support the U.S. portion of the
North American tour, which kicks off in Santa Monica this September. Lincoln also will
have an extensive on-site presence including vehicle displays, signage and advertising.
"The Cirque du Soleil property is visually stimulating, representing a unique
experience for consumers," says Michael Hughes, president, Wunderman Cato Johnson
Irvine, Lincoln Mercury's event marketing company. "This presenting sponsorship was
identified as a perfect fit with the active and unexpected personality of Lincoln's
much-anticipated foray into the luxury sport sedan market."
Cirque du Soleil was created in 1984 in Quebec and is currently based in Montreal.
Since its inception, Cirque du Soleil shows have been performed for more than 17 million
people in 120 cities worldwide. Cirque du Soleil uses no animals but rather a mix of
circus arts and street entertainment using wild costumes, dramatic lighting and original
music. |
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