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The two Paccar companies are the latest additions to the growing list of truck and engine makers losing business because truck fleets are avoiding diesel engines redesigned to meet federal emissions rules. "We have given notification to 500 employees," Joe Scattergood, Peterbilt's Madison, Tenn., plant manager, told Transport Topics Aug. 29.For the full story, see the Sept. 2 print edition of Transport Topics. 