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North Carolina Department of Revenue William S. Lee Tax Credits Machinery and Equipment Processed in Calendar Year 2002 Eligible North Carolina Department of Revenue William S. Lee Tax Credits Machinery and Equipment Processed in Calendar Year 2002 Eligible Credit Tier Name Cost of M and E Amount 0 ARARAT ROCK PRODUCTS COMPANY 1289267 707267 BERTELSMANN MUSIC GROUP, INC. 3671469 257003 BURLAN CORPORATION 572788 40095 CAROLINA STEEL CORPORATION 103114 7218 CECIL AND SPRY FARM 8700 609 CENTER FOR MARTIAL ARTS I 898 63 CO-SUB INC 1219 85 CULP, INC. 45470 3183 D. S. DUGGINS WELDING, INC. 24220 1695 EDWARD VOGT VALVE CO 797590 55831 GAYLORD INC 127058 8894 GKN AUTOMOTIVE, INC. 3282604 229782 HI-TEX, INC. 1426041 99823 ITS 3722 261 LAWN PRO., INC. 135603 9492 LISY CORPORATION 95302 6671 LORILLARD TOBACCO COMPANY 20860614 1460243 MAYFLOWER GLASS 4650 325 MICHIGAN PACKAGING COMPANY 3170231 221916 NATIONAL SERVICE INDUSTRIES 2049342 143454 NORTHEASTERN DERMATOLOGY 1965 138 OPTIMUM FILTRATION CO 16492 1154 PEOPLECLICK.COM, INC. 1666602 116662 ROCKY MOUNT DERMATOLOGY 10454 732 RON LONG SALES, INC. 987 69 S & W READY MIX CONCRETE COMP 277541 19428 SHOWLINE AUTOMOTIVE 190071 13305 SHOWLINE AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS, 245558 17189 SHURTAPE TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 1219221 85345 SHURTAPE TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 1910060 133704 SONOPRESS, INC. 5475466 383283 TAYLOR CRISP PAC 5026 352 TEE-LOK CO 352989 24709 THE RENTAL MART 287050 20094 UNIFI MANUFACTURING, INC. 3705418 259379 VERMONT AMERICAN CORPORATION 9582145 670750 VULCAN GULF AGGREGATES 0 84 Total for Tier: 0 62616947 5000287 Eligible Credit Tier Name Cost of M and E Amount 1 4118 INVESTORS CORPORATION 17347 1214 AIR SYSTEM COMPONENTS 6124505 428715 ALADDIN MANUFACTURING CORP 255600 17892 ATLANTIC CORPORATION OF WILMI 396267 27739 BIG ED, LLC 2010 141 BISON INVE 219294 15351 CANDLE CORPORATION OF AMERICA 5327215 372905 June 10, 2004 Tax Research Division 1 of 9 North Carolina Department of Revenue Eligible Credit Tier Name Cost of M and E Amount 1 CARDINAL STONE COMPANY 189913 13294 CAROLINA SYSTEM TECHNO 2968050 207764 CASCADES TISSUE GROUP - NORTH 1455839 101909 CONSOLIDATED METCO, INC. 3804806 266336 CONTINENTAL TEVES, INC. 1287923 90155 CURTISS WRIGHT FLIGHT SYSTEMS 809301 56651 DUNLOW ERNEST M 39321 2752 FASCO CONTROLS CORPORATION 4376098 306327 FINELINE INDUSTRIES EAST, INC 1123126 78619 FUEL SYSTEM 1639845 114789 G & L CABINETS 112342 7864 GERBER ERIC T 260124 18209 GOOD & RELIABLE LAWN CARE INC 49818 3487 GORDON RECYCLERS, INC. 392507 27475 GREGORY POOLE EQUIPMENT COMPA 27925 1955 HALCORE GROUP, INC. 84357 5905 HALIFAX 239064 16734 HEARST COMMUNICATIONS, INC. 3133330 219333 INDIAN HEAD INDUSTRIES, INC. 1156967 80988 J W JONES LUMBER COMPANY 1505024 105352 J. C. STEELE AND SONS, INC. 857418 60019 J. T. DAVENPORT & SONS, INC. 488302 34181 J. T. DAVENPORT & SONS, INC. 515311 36072 JSP HILLSB 128600 9002 KEEL NETWORK LLC 6000 420 KERR GROUP, INC. 6938390 485687 LANE CURK T 175452 12282 LANE CURK T 175452 12282 LEE-MOORE OIL COMPANY 1712254 119858 LEE-MOORE OIL COMPANY 295783 20705 LEVITON MANUFACTURING CO., IN 1400123 98009 MACHINE & WELDING SUPPLY 838632 58704 MAGNOLIA MFG CO 16241998 1136940 MAYO KNITTING MILL, INCORPORA 271858 19030 NEWSOME ROBERT A 380146 26610 NEWSOME TIMOTHY E 175452 12282 NSS, LLC 6250 438 OLDHAM SAW CO., INC. 1464965 102548 OWENS-ILLINOIS CLOSURE INC. 2479591 173571 PCS PHOSPHATE COMPANY, INC. 21343171 1494022 PEC THECHNOLOGIES SOUTH EASTE 63290 4430 PHOENIX LUMBER CO 310242 3102 PRECISION ALLOYS INC 160000 11200 REMPAC FOAM CORP 12641 885 RESER'S FINE FOODS INC 5878362 411485 RESINALL CORP 1268679 88808 REVLON CONSUMER PRODUCTS CORP 4157271 291009 SAFELITE GLASS CORP 2212526 154877 SARA LEE CORPORATION 24093725 1686561 SOUTHEASTERN PROTEIN INC 183415 12839 SOUTHERN CONCRETE MATERIALS, 239901 16793 SOUTHERN FILM EXTRUDERS, INC. 260851 18260 SPECIALTY MINERALS INC. 42657 2986 SPECIALTY MINERALS INC. 88178 6172 SPRINGS INDUSTRIES, INC. 28212 1975 STX, INC. 3411 239 June 10, 2004 Tax Research Division 2 of 9 North Carolina Department of Revenue Eligible Credit Tier Name Cost of M and E Amount 1 SUPERIOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS, 6482374 453766 THE GATES CORPORATION 5515929 386115 THE NEWARK GROUP INC 148501 10395 THE TIMKEN COMPANY 11679203 817544 TRINITY MANUFACTURING, INC. 417760 29243 VULCAN CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS 367715 25740 WESTPOINT STEVENS INC. 10689835 748288 WM T BURNETT & CO INC F/K/A M 11103 777 WM T BURNETT MANAGEMENT, INC 7257 508 WM T BURNETT OPERATING LIMITE 725665 50797 WRIGHT CORP 42523 2977 Total for Tier: 1 167984292 11740288 Eligible Credit Tier Name Cost of M and E Amount 2 AMILON, LLC 601694 42119 BORGWARNER TURBO SYSTEMS INC. 5761385 403297 BP AMERICA CHEMICALS COMPANY 614570 43020 BRODER BROS CO 24428 1710 BROYHILL FURNITURE INDUSTRIES 701007 49070 BUCKEYE LUMBERTON INC. 641282 44890 BUCKEYE LUMBERTON INC. 699128 48939 BUEHLER MOTOR, INC. 758787 53115 CARDIOVASCULAR DIAGNOSTICS, I 1909119 133638 CARPENTER CONTRACTORS OF AMER 33499 2345 CLAYSON KNITTING COMPANY, INC 1214412 85009 CLAYSON KNITTING COMPANY, INC 45932 3215 CONOPCO, INC. 2742931 192005 DIGITAL OPTICS CORPORATION 9101685 637118 DYNAPAR CORP 716600 50162 GETRAG CORPORATION 17877613 1251433 GKN AUTOMOTIVE, INC. 17426575 1219860 GKN AUTOMOTIVE, INC. 4853988 339779 GOULSTON TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 693523 48547 GRAPHIC PACKAGING CORPORATION 272287 19060 HOMANIT USA, INC. 80375466 5626283 HYDRAULIC VALVE DIV 993302 69531 INTERIOR WOOD SPECIALTIES, IN 152647 10685 INTERIOR WOOD SPECIALTIES, IN 4760 333 J W JONES LUMBER COMPANY 1038445 72691 J. P. TAYLOR COMPANY, INCORPO 1551367 108596 KEEBLER COMPANY 899245 0 NITRONEX CORPORATION 859371 60156 OLDHAM SAW CO INC 1204444 84311 PARTON LUMBER COMPANY, INC. 795630 55694 PEPSI BOTT 1708417 119589 PEPSI BOTT 353757 24763 PLASTIC PACKAGING, INC. 10048 703 RAFLATAC, INC. 34571286 2419990 SAINT-GOBAIN CONTAINERS, INC. 333338 23334 SCYNEXIS CHEMISTY & AUTOMATIO 1065913 74614 STOCKHAUSEN INC. 3487259 244108 TECHNIMARK, INC. 6211994 434840 THE TIMKEN COMPANY 2122643 148585 June 10, 2004 Tax Research Division 3 of 9 North Carolina Department of Revenue Eligible Credit Tier Name Cost of M and E Amount 2 TURN BULL LUMBER CO 704769 49334 UNITIVE ELECTRONICS, INC. 4771599 334012 VEEDER ROOT OF NC 314599 22022 VULCAN CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS 199728 13981 WESTERN FORGE CORPORATION 2165608 151593 WESTPOINT STEVENS INC. 13773347 964134 WILLAMETTE INDUSTRIES, INC. 2229976 156098 WIREWAY/HUSKY CORP. 473009 33111 Total for Tier: 2 229062412 15971422 Eligible Credit Tier Name Cost of M and E Amount 3 AFA PRODUCTS, INC. 292250 20458 ALADDIN MANUFACTURING CORP 1416459 99152 AMERICAN & EFIRD, INC. 5570987 389969 ARMADA, INC. 370428 25930 ARTEVA SPECIALTIES S.A.R.L. 5999198 419944 AVDEL CHERRY TEXTRON INC. 26841 1879 BLUE RIDGE PAPER PRODUCTS 3562012 249341 BOEHME-FILATEX, INC. 1110987 77769 BRANCH BANKING AND TRUST COMP 440264 30818 BROYHILL FURNITURE INDUSTRIES 1462908 102404 BSH HOME APPLIANCES CORP 3097614 216833 BUEHLER MOTOR, INC. 1558456 109092 BUEHLER MOTOR, INC. 1558456 109092 BURLAN CORPORATION 747329 52313 CAROLINA COMMERCIAL HEAT TREA 594594 41622 CAROLINA PAPER CONVERTERS 104021 7281 CAVALIER SPECIALTY YARN COMPA 1462728 102391 CAVALIER SPECIALTY YARN COMPA 1462728 102391 CAVALIER SPECIALTY YARN COMPA 2115368 134076 COOPER BUSSMANN, INC. 3066442 214651 COPELAND CORPORATION 3153271 220729 COPELAND CORPORATION 3352325 234663 COPLAND FABRICS INC 3596348 251744 COTT BEVERAGE S USA INC 12326733 862871 DANA CORPORATION 486911 34084 DELLINGER ENTERPRISES, LTD. 224960 15747 DESIGN WOR 6252415 437669 DICEY MILLS, INC. 456332 31943 DOPACO, INC. 2222322 155563 DSM DESOTE 20546495 1438255 EASCO HAND TOOLS, INC. 719756 50383 EATON AEROQUIP INC. 1389985 97299 FIBER COMPOSITES 1791601 125412 FIBER COMPOSITES LLC 1791601 125412 FREIGHTLIN 10284350 719905 FREIGHTLIN 13499168 944942 GENTRY MILLS, INC. 715876 50111 GEORGIA-PACIFIC RESINS, INC. 734886 51442 GILES CHEMICAL CORP 486269 34039 GKN AUTOMOTIVE, INC. 3417416 239219 GULF STATES PAPER CORPORATION 12706931 889485 GULF STATES PAPER CORPORATION 12706931 889485 INDUSTRIAL FABRICATORS, INC. 2507017 175491 INDUSTRIAL FABRICATORS, INC. 2971456 208002 June 10, 2004 Tax Research Division 4 of 9 North Carolina Department of Revenue Eligible Credit Tier Name Cost of M and E Amount 3 JACKSON PAPER MANUFACTURING C 213845 14969 JELD-WEN, INC. 1119210 78345 JULIUS BLUM INC 8242717 576990 KCS INTERNATIONAL INC. 5200866 364061 KIDDE TECHNOLOGIES INC. 308564 21599 LE BLEU CORPORATION 1255795 87906 LENOX, INCORPORATED 1000265 70054 LOUISIANA-PACIFIC CORPORATION 1620504 113435 LOWE’S COMPANIES, INC 55399667 3877977 LOWE'S COMPANIES, INC. 51945246 3636167 LOWE'S COMPANIES, INC. 69882064 489174 MAGNUM MANUF 840394 58828 MASTERBRAND CABINETS, INC. 1496011 104721 MERCK & CO., INC. 12825942 897816 MILLER BREWING COMPANY 9439638 660775 MORRISETTE PAPER COMPANY, INC 148123 10369 MOTOR PRODUCTS INC 1039138 72740 MOUNT OLIVE PICKLE COMPANY, I 1302545 91178 NEW FILCAS OF AMERICA, INC. 20964 1467 NEW FILCAS OF AMERICA, INC. 20964 1467 PARKDALE MILLS, INCORPORATED 4203239 294227 PASS & SEYMOUR, INC. 2765232 1935663 PEPSI BOTT 213541 14948 PEPSI BOTT 544757 38133 PINE HALL BRICK CO., INC. 265195 18564 PPG INDUSTRIES FIBER GLASS PR 4774145 334190 RADICISPANDEX CORP 4067603 284732 RELIANCE ELECTRIC INDUSTRIAL 4438242 310676 SAINT-GOBAIN CONTAINERS, INC. 1379400 96558 SARA LEE SOCK COMPANY 5462460 382372 SONOCO PRODUCTS CO 313641 21955 SOUTHERN CONCRETE 79862 5590 SOUTHERN CONCRETE MATERIALS, 87478 6123 TENET HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS OF 308659 21606 TEXTURING SERVICES INC 491318 34392 THE TIMKEN COMPANY 2384866 166941 TOBACCO PROCESSORS, INC. 1447491 101324 TUSCARORA YARNS, INC. 570870 39961 U. 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