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Deadline Arrives to Bid on Clinton, Tenn., Exhaust-Tubing Manufacturer.

By Roger Harris, The Knoxville News-Sentinel, Tenn. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

Apr. 6--Today is the deadline for potential buyers to bid for bankrupt manufacturer Tri-County Tube Inc., and a new owner could provide relief to employees who have struggled to cope with the company's financial troubles.

So far one potential buyer has submitted a bid for the Clinton-based manufacturer of exhaust tubing, which has employed about 200.

Others who want to be considered must deliver a $400,000 deposit to Knoxville attorney Dean Farmer, who is

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