A new op-ed in The Detroit News makes a case for saving the Packard Plant from demo and the argument is not all car nostalgia. He says it is "the factory that, more than any other, gave us victory in the Second World War — and people on both sides of the Atlantic will feel its loss. Indeed, the Packard plant stands as a bigger monument to human freedom than Gettysburg or Bunker Hill — and it deserves a second chance at life." [The Detroit News]
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