Mr. Tony J. Arquiett

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  "We looked at the records of both candidates and really liked what Darrel had to say," said Tony Arquiett, President of UAW Local 465 and a member of the interview committee.

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  According to United Auto Workers President Tony J. Arquiett, just under 100 opted for a transfer to another plant, 225 to 230 accepted retirement or a buyout and 200 chose to sever all ties.

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  Tony ArquiettUAW President

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  "We looked at the records of both candidates and really liked what Darrel had to say," said Tony Arquiett, president of UAW Local 465 and a member of the committee of local WFP members who interviewed the candidate.

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  UAW President-- Tony Arquiett

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  From 225 to 230 employees have opted to accept retirement or a buyout option, said Tony J. Arquiett, United Auto Workers Local 465 president.
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  "Our people are going to have to try to figure out what geographic area in the country or what plant is best for them," Mr. Arquiett said."Once a decision is made as to where you would like to go, there has to be a need for extra manpower at that plant."
  
  Normally, such transfers are granted based on seniority, but employees at plants or facilities that are closing are given higher priority, Mr. Arquiett said.Such an advantage could be crucial as a weakened national economy is putting the auto industry under enormous pressure, he said.
  
  "Obviously, as you're getting rid of people, there is less demand in the plants, but one advantage we have is because they are closing the plant, our employees are the first ones who they would try to relocate," he said.

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  Union members at UAW Local 465, which represents the engine factory in Massena, New York, also voted down the contract on Friday, local President Tony Arquiett said.

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  Union members at the Massena factory voted 172 to 137 against the plan that says the plant will be closed, Local 465 President Tony Arquiett said.
  
  "The members had thought maybe they'd be able to save the plant in negotiations," Arquiett said.

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  Union members at UAW Local 465, which represents the engine factory in Massena, New York, voted down the contract on Friday, local President Tony Arquiett said.

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