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Lordstown Mayor Arno Hill and GM Lordstown employees discuss the plant suspending its second shift, affecting about 1,500 workers.
Friday, April 13, 2018 Michael Moliterno

VIDEO: Reaction from GM Lordstown

Lordstown Mayor Arno Hill and GM employees discuss the plant moving to one shift.

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