By BRENT SNAVELY
Detroit Free Press
June 8, 2012
KOKOMO, Ind. — If it wasn’t for Brian Harlow, Chrysler’s Kokomo Transmission Plant might not exist anymore.
In 2009, about 643,000 square feet of the company’s 3-million-square-foot plant in Kokomo, Ind., had been dormant for several years.
“The plant was going to close,” Harlow said. “That was the plan.”
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