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(AP) - The owners of a New Ulm plant that makes
electrical servo motors say they will move most of the plant's operations out of Minnesota, affecting about 80 employees.

      Ametek Inc. says it will move the plant's operations to
Pennsylvania and North Carolina in phases through September.


      Spokesman Bill Burke says a handful of the plant's engineers
will remain at a smaller, nearby site in New Ulm.
     

 He said severance packages would be offered to all of the
workers at the New Ulm plant, and that they would have the option
of moving to the Ametek plants where the work is being relocated.


      Ametek has about 11,000 employees at plants and sales centers
around the world.


      Information from: The Journal, http://www.nujournal.com/journal

The owners of a New Ulm plant that makes
electrical servo motors say they will move most of the plant's operations out of Minnesota, affecting about 80 employees.

New Ulm plant, with 80 jobs, relocating

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