'Main Street' Bondholders Gather in Tampa

Seniors and Retirees Left Out of GM Bankruptcy Negotiations Rally to Save
Pensions and Keep GM Solvent

TAMPA, Fla., May 11 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- GM "Main Street" bondholders,
who stand to be financially hurt by the impending bankruptcy of the Fortune
500 Company, will gather on Tuesday, 11:00 a.m., May 12th, to voice their
concerns about being left out of the GM bankruptcy negotiations and their
interest in a fair and equitable solution.

Following a recent gathering of hundreds of small bondholders in Warren, MI,
the Main Street Bondholders gather to discuss the nationwide impact of this
bankruptcy issue. About a quarter of all GM bondholders are average American
citizens, that invested in a once viable company to setup their future
financial plans, which included settling into retirement, medical expenses,
small businesses, and providing for their children's college fund.

WHAT:"Main Street" Bondholder Press Conference
*Refreshments will be served*

WHO: Sandy Murman, Former Florida State Representative

Jim Martin, President, The 60 Plus Association

James, GM Bondholder, Retired Accountant from Plano, Texas

Gary, GM Bondholder, Retired Auto Mechanic from Knoxville, Tennessee

Jim (representing his retired mother), GM Bondholders, Retired GM Employees
from Celebration, Florida

Ronald, GM Bondholder, Retired Regional Sales Manager from Dallas, Texas

Mark and Terri, GM Small Bondholders from Ocala, Florida

WHEN:Tuesday, May 12 at 11:00 a.m.

WHERE: The Dr. Blaise Alfano Conference Center, 11606 N Mckinley Dr., Tampa,
FL 33612

For more information on the Main Street Bondholders, visit:
http://www.mainstreetbondholders.com/.

SOURCE The 60 Plus Association

Sarah Jackson, +1-202-527-0733, for The 60 Plus Association