The State - News from Oct. 3, 1989
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In the latest of a series of retrenchments and restructuring, American Telephone & Telegraph decided to close its repair plant in San Leandro, a move that will cost the city an estimated $500,000 in sales tax revenue. Mayor David Karp said the plant’s eventual closure represents a “tremendous loss” to the city. Jobs of 600 employees will be affected as operations are phased out gradually and the plant is closed by the end of 1990.
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