erson familiar with the deal said Monday. The size of the fund being discussed by the DBJ and the Japan Auto Parts Industries Association hasn't been finalized yet, but "it could be around" Y50 billion, the person said. The association, which represents more than 400 suppliers nationwide, confirmed it was discussing such a fund with the DBJ, but said the details were still being worked out. The DBJ couldn't be immediately reached for comment. The magnitude-9 earthquake and subsequent tsunami diss being replaced by a see-through, vertical post-style fence. The Nogales International reports the 2.8 mile, nearly $12 million project has been under way on the outskirts of town since March. Ground was broken last week in the heart of downtown Nogales for the new fence, leaving a gaping hole just west of the Dennis DeConcini Port of Entry. The Border Patrol said the difference between the new and old fence is agents can see through it. The government hopes it will dis The two people said the board's view that the offer is too low is backed by a fairness opinion provided by investment banks on behalf of the Duesseldorf-based company. One person noted that the offer doesn't reflect the real value of the company and added that Demag Cranes could revise its full-year outlook as business has picked up in recent weeks. It remains uncertain, however, if Terex would consider raising the EUR41.75 a share offer after Chief Executive Ronald DeFeo was quoted in a recent media interview as saying that he would "rather not have Demag (if it means) having to pay too much." Demag's m