Most of the workers leaving Martin Luther King Jr. High School on Sunday were unhappy with the tentative agreement the United Auto Workers reached with parts maker American Axle and Manufacturing Holdings Inc. Yet as they streamed out of the school after hearing details from UAW President Ron Gettelfinger and other union officials, many said they'll vote for it anyway because it's the best the UAW could do with the U.S. economy faltering and the company threatening to move jobs to other countries.

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