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2 central Pa. plants close, affecting almost 150

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LOCK HAVEN, Pa. (AP) — Two central Pennsylvania factories have abruptly closed down, leaving almost 150 workers without jobs, a local official confirmed.

Fenco Automotive Products is filing for bankruptcy, said Mike Flanagan, president and CEO of Clinton County Economic Partnership, and its local plants include the former Champion Parts building in Lock Haven and Fenco-related Lock Haven Distribution, which was leasing warehouse space at the former Piper manufacturing building.

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