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Hearing on Denman's future underway

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio- A hearing got underway Wednesday morning where a bankruptcy judge will listen to an objection from a local group looking to purchase Denman Tire.

Wednesday, May 19th 2010, 10:28 AM EDT

Updated:

Monday, May 24th 2010, 1:33 PM EDT

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio- A hearing got underway Wednesday morning where a bankruptcy judge will listen to an objection from a local group looking to purchase Denman Tire.

GCA Tire filed an objection, asking for permission to buy the company outright, rather than selling it off piece-by-piece.

According to the filing, GCA claims it can pay $2.5 million for the business, which closed a plant in Leavittsburg and a warehouse in Austintown earlier this year.

Hearing on Denman's future underway

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