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Ground Zero Mosque On The Move?
Opponents To Meet With Developers On Troubling Issue

August 17, 2010

NEW YORK (CBS 2) – There was a possible resolution in the works Tuesday 
night in the debate surrounding the proposed mosque and Islamic cultural 
center near ground zero.

[...]

New York Gov. David Paterson plans to meet with developers of the 
controversial ground zero mosque as early as this week to offer them 
state land – at another location – for their cultural and religious 
center. Paterson told Congressman Peter King about the meeting, and King 
said the governor asked him to make it public.
“The purpose of the meeting would be for the governor to discuss with 
the leaders of the mosque where state property is available,” said Rep. 
King. “Whether or not people from the mosque would be willing to 
consider that property.”

[...]

Sources tell CBS 2’s Kramer that Gov. Paterson is concerned that Mayor 
Mike Bloomberg, a staunch supporter of putting the mosque at ground 
zero, and President Barack Obama, might be advising mosque leaders to 
dig in their heels and insist on the present location.

But there was a glimmer of hope that they are open to a compromise.

A Tuesday tweet from the Park51 Twitter account said:

“For the past week, we have focused on trying to respond to attacks and 
detractors of our project. What’s become clear is – they won’t listen.”

In the next 140 character post, they added:

“Starting today, we’re going to begin addressing questions regarding 
park51. We’re open to any sensible discussion.”

[...]

Full article: 
http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2010/08/17/paterson-king-hope-for-mosque-compromise/

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