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Tariffs on brass instruments come too late for unemployed Ohio factory workers

Tariffs on brass instruments come too late for unemployed Ohio factory workers

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The tariff proposal was announced three days after The Post's story on the shuttered factory.

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By Peter JamisonIt’s been just over five weeks since Conn Selmer — a renowned maker of brass instruments — closed its last unionized factory in the United States, planning to offshore a substantial portion of the plant’s work to China. CommentsSign up

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