Byline: MARC CAREY AND KENNETH C. CROWE II Staff writers
GLENVILLE The attorney for a residents' group opposing the proposed General Motors locomotive assembly plant near their neighborhood Wednesday offered four suggestions for a compromise on the project.
If these suggestions are implemented, Save Our Residential Environment will not oppose the location of the plant in the Glenville Economic Development Zone,'' said attorney Lewis B. Oliver Jr. in a letter to Schenectady Economic Development Corp. President George Robertson.
But Robertson dismissed the conditions as mere grandstanding on Oliver's part.
General Motors and partner …
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