General Motors, the humbled auto giant that has been part of
American life for more than 100 years, will file for bankruptcy
protection on Monday in a deal that will give taxpayers a 60
percent ownership stake and expand the government's reach into
big business.    Sign Up For Traffic Text Alerts  GM president
and CEO Fritz Henderson planned to hold a news conference in New
York immediately following Obama's announcement.  Administration
officials said late Sunday the federal government would pump $30
billion dollars into GM as it makes its way through bankruptcy
court. That's besides the $20 billion in taxpayers' money that
the Treasury already lent to the automaker.  The $30 billion is
to help GM through the Chapter 11 proceeding and move it through
its restructuring plan. It doesn't have the money to run the
business right now. The money would come from what remains of
the $700 billion rescue fund for the financial sector.  The
officials, speaking on condition of anonymity in advance of
Obama's public rema