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SATURDAY, AUGUST 01, 2009
ONTARIO – The chairman of the Mansfield Makes Sense for the New GM committee said local officials were given a very firm but well presented "no" during a hour-long private meeting Friday with Tim Lee, General Motors' vice president of global manufacturing.
The panel of local leaders was lobbying perhaps for the last time to try to reverse GM's decision to close the Mansfield/Ontario Metal Center.
Local businessman Steve Cobb said one positive outcome of Lee's visit to Ontario was his comment at a second, public meeting. Lee said he asked the head of the Motors Liquidation Co. – what is left of the old GM – to look into alternative uses and options for the local plant.
"I thought the connection we had with the future of the facility was a big plus – a very, very positive thing," Cobb said. "It gives us a very high-up connection." He also was "delighted" that the community presented a positive image of the GM work force and employee attitudes during the hour-long session.
Ontario Mayor Ken Bender, who led both meetings, insisted the only goal of his committee's presentation in the earlier meeting was to keep the plant open. But the group also inquired whether GM would modify the closing plan and keep the facility open longer in order to allow more time to explore options.
Turns out, delayed closure was not an option either, he said, because the building and grounds transferred to Motors Liquidation during Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings.
Gary Utt said Lee questioned productivity statistics the committee presented in its attempt to show the business sense of keeping the Ontario operation running.
"He said not all our numbers were accurate, and that they were fluid and changing," the county commissioner said. "We thought ours were more correct."
Mansfield Mayor Don Culliver was disappointed with the meeting's outcome and said local officials now must do the best they can to move forward and market the facility.
"You're never satisfied when you don't get the answer you're looking for," he said. "One good thing is that making contact with federal and state representatives has put a focus on us that we ordinarily would not have."
Culliver and Utt felt the Mansfield Makes Sense committee should now step back and allow local development officials and agencies to find a new occupant for the plant. Because of ever more stretched municipal and county finances, both hoped state or federal officials could provide economic development funds. No promises were made, they said.
Utt noted that 80 percent of the plant assets will remain after production is shut down – including all the electric buses and cranes.
"Someone can come in and almost turn on the lights and start work," he said.
Bender said he already has had some inquiries about the GM plant from what he called "quality people with a genuine interest." He declined to put a number to those inquires or divulge the nature of the industries.
Bender insisted the effort to attract a new tenant to the 2.1-million-square-foot plant should be a community effort, not just a project for area development offices.
"This is bigger than that," he said. "We are going to work as a group because we have to be successful. It's too big a project."
Originally posted on The Mansfield News Journal Website »
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ONTARIO – The chairman of the Mansfield Makes Sense for the New GM committee said local officials were given a very firm but well presented "no" during a hour-long private meeting Friday with Tim Lee, General Motors' vice president of global manufacturing.
The panel of local leaders was lobbying perhaps for the last time to try to reverse GM's decision to close the Mansfield/Ontario Metal Center.
Local businessman Steve Cobb said one positive outcome of Lee's visit to Ontario was his comment at a second, public meeting. Lee said he asked the head of the Motors Liquidation Co. – what is left of the old GM – to look into alternative uses and options for the local plant.
"I thought the connection we had with the future of the facility was a big plus – a very, very positive thing," Cobb said. "It gives us a very high-up connection." He also was "delighted" that the community presented a positive image of the GM work force and employee attitudes during the hour-long session.
Ontario Mayor Ken Bender, who led both meetings, insisted the only goal of his committee's presentation in the earlier meeting was to keep the plant open. But the group also inquired whether GM would modify the closing plan and keep the facility open longer in order to allow more time to explore options.
Turns out, delayed closure was not an option either, he said, because the building and grounds transferred to Motors Liquidation during Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings.
Gary Utt said Lee questioned productivity statistics the committee presented in its attempt to show the business sense of keeping the Ontario operation running.
"He said not all our numbers were accurate, and that they were fluid and changing," the county commissioner said. "We thought ours were more correct."
Mansfield Mayor Don Culliver was disappointed with the meeting's outcome and said local officials now must do the best they can to move forward and market the facility.
"You're never satisfied when you don't get the answer you're looking for," he said. "One good thing is that making contact with federal and state representatives has put a focus on us that we ordinarily would not have."
Culliver and Utt felt the Mansfield Makes Sense committee should now step back and allow local development officials and agencies to find a new occupant for the plant. Because of ever more stretched municipal and county finances, both hoped state or federal officials could provide economic development funds. No promises were made, they said.
Utt noted that 80 percent of the plant assets will remain after production is shut down – including all the electric buses and cranes.
"Someone can come in and almost turn on the lights and start work," he said.
Bender said he already has had some inquiries about the GM plant from what he called "quality people with a genuine interest." He declined to put a number to those inquires or divulge the nature of the industries.
Bender insisted the effort to attract a new tenant to the 2.1-million-square-foot plant should be a community effort, not just a project for area development offices.
"This is bigger than that," he said. "We are going to work as a group because we have to be successful. It's too big a project."
Originally posted on The Mansfield News Journal Website »
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read full article »
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read full article »
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read full article »
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Dave Bayes was probably one of the only people who left Ontario City Hall somewhat satisfied Friday.
read full article »
LOCAL LEADERS TURN FOCUS TO FINDING NEW TENANT FOR GM STAMPING PLANT
The chairman of the Mansfield Makes Sense for the New GM committee said local officials were given a very firm but well presented "no" during a hour-long private meeting Friday with Tim Lee, General Motors' vice president of global manufacturing.
read full article »
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Several state and local officials met Friday in Ontario to calm the city down. Or at least explain a few things.
read full article »
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read full article »
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Conducted by the University of Michigan
read full article »
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Times like these provide opportunities for us to come together to find solutions and reverse our economic fortunes. ...
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When General Motors, the biggest employer in town, laid off 400 workers in December, it was like a boulder falling into a very small pond. ...
read full article »
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read full article »
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To Erik Belmer, the real tragedy is not the expected closure of the local GM plant sometime next year, but the loss of camaraderie with his fellow workers. ...
read full article »
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read full article »
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read full article »
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Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher promised local leaders Friday he and Gov. Ted Strickland will try to persuade General Motors Corp. not to shut down the Mansfield/Ontario Metal Center. ...
read full article »
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Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher will be in Ontario on Friday to meet with local officials and members of the “Mansfield Makes Sense for the New GM” committee. ...
read full article »
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Boosters of the General Motors' stamping plant in Mansfield, Ohio are proving they won't watch the factory shut down without a fight. ...
read full article »
JULY 09, 2009
SENATOR SHERROD BROWN’S LETTER TO GM VICE PRESIDENT OF GOVERNMENT RELATIONS KEN COLE
In organizing the new General Motors, I understood that tough decisions would be made, but believed they would be made based on what was good for General Motors. ...
view full release »
GM PRESIDENT AND CEO FRITZ HENDERSON TO PROVIDE BUSINESS UPDATES
General Motors President and CEO Fritz Henderson will host a press conference on Friday, July 10, to update the media on GM business activities. This will be followed later in the day by web and Twitter chats. ...
view full release »
COMMITTEE TO SAVE LOCAL GM PLANT SAYS RALLY WAS SUCCESS
Following a Fourth of July rally that attracted Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland and many other elected officials, the Mansfield Makes Sense ...
read full article »
JULY 05, 2009
LOCAL, STATE OFFICIALS RALLY SUPPORT TO SAVE GM PLANT
Many local and state dignitaries spoke at the Mansfield Makes Sense for the New GM rally on Independence Day during the ...
read full article »
STRICKLAND MAKES PITCH TO SAVE GM PLANT
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read full article »
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GM WORKERS RALLY
Ohio GM workers rally in Mansfield to convince General Motors to reconsider closing their plant. ...
read full article »
OHIO CRITICS WANT FACTORY SAVED
A push to save a General Motors Corp. plant is expanding in recession-battered Ohio. ...
read full article »
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OHIO CRITICS OF GM PLANT CLOSURE EXPAND EFFORTS, ADD ONLINE CAMPAIGN, TO SAVE GM FACTORY
A push to save a General Motors Corp. plant is expanding in recession-battered Ohio. ...
read full article »
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ELECTED OFFICIALS, GM WORKERS EXPECTED TO ATTEND WEEKEND 4TH OF JULY EVENT TO SHOW SUPPORT FOR MANSFIELD-ONTARIO METAL CENTER
The Mansfield Makes Sense for the New GM Committee Organized Rally at Annual Ontario Festival ...
read full article »
JULY 01, 2009
WEB SITES, RALLY PLANNED IN EFFORT TO SAVE ONTARIO GM
Local leaders hope a new Web site, e-mail and letter-writing campaigns, and an Independence Day rally will bring national attention and ...
read full article »
JUNE 30, 2009
LETTER FROM SENATOR SHERROD BROWN TO GM CEO FRITZ HENDERSON
I recently had a long conversation about the Mansfield stamping plant with your Vice President for North American Operations, Tim Lee. ...
read full article »
LETTER: WE CANNOT AFFORD TO BE QUIET IN EFFORTS TO SAVE PLANT
I am a retired employee of General Motors Corp.'s Mansfield/Ontario Metal Center. I gave 46 years and 2 months of service with great pride, ...
read full article »
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CLOSING PLANT WOULD BE MISTAKE FOR GM
We should all be very concerned about the premature closing of the Mansfield-Ontario General Motors plant. ...
read full article »
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GM RALLY WILL BE PART OF ONTARIO JULY 4 EVENT
A rally in support of General Motors will be part of this community's Fourth of July Festival. ...
read full article »
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OHIO COUNTY ASKS JUDGE TO KEEP GM PLANT OPEN
An Ohio county is asking a bankruptcy judge for a little more time before it says goodbye to its local General Motors Corp. plant. ...
read full article »
CAN A BRAC EFFORT SAVE LOCAL GM PLANT?
While 4th District Rep. Jim Jordan pushes to keep open General Motors Corp.'s Mansfield/Ontario Metal Center through ...
read full article »
GM DATA CITED TO KEEP MANSFIELD PLANT OPEN
The stamping plant has been in operation more than 50 years, and internal records show it is exactly the kind of efficient and ...
read full article »
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CITY COUNCIL WILL ASK GM TO RESCIND CLOSING PLANT
Mansfield City Council approved a resolution Tuesday asking the General Motors Corporation to rescind its decision to ...
read full article »
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MANSFIELD CITY COUNCIL PASSES RESOLUTION TO HELP SAVE GM PLANT »
GM PLANT CLOSING WILL DEVASTATE MANSFIELD ECONOMY
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read full article »
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read full article »
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read full article »
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read full article »
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