Topic: Detroit City Council
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Saving Detroit: New manager targets 'greatest turnaround' in US history
Michigan's governor has tabbed a bankruptcy lawyer to serve as the emergency manager for Detroit's financial crisis. He hopes to avoid bankruptcy, but wouldn't rule it out.
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Debt-laden Detroit makes one last bid to avert fiscal takeover by state
Detroit officials on Tuesday argued against handing over fiscal control of the city to a state-appointed emergency manager, citing an agreement already in place to repair city finances. Governor's final decision on next step is expected this week.
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Detroit mayor announces furloughs to avoid bankruptcy
Detroit City Council is balking at next step in a state plan to restore financial stability to the embattled city, delaying a $30 million infusion of state funds.
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Detroit and Michigan come to terms on bailout, averting bankruptcy
After weeks of protest, Detroit's city council agrees to a deal that directs budgetary matters to an outside advisory board, but avoids the sweeping state takeover that many residents opposed.
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Detroit nears deal to avert bankruptcy, but is it a state takeover?
Both city and state officials say they are close to an agreement that could force extensive restructuring of city finances, as Detroit faces a $200 million deficit and bankruptcy by May.
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Pistons sale raises hopes that downtown Detroit will get a boost
A family-owned company in Detroit has reportedly secured the highest bid to buy basketball's Detroit Pistons. Some say the firm wants to move the team downtown to help revive the city.
10/06/2010 08:08 pm -
In dispirited Detroit, mayor pleads guilty
Plea deal ousts Kilpatrick after an eight-month scandal. Interim mayor inherits a city in a slump.
09/05/2008 01:00 am -
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05/22/2008 01:00 am -
Mayor's indictment a new setback for Detroit
Kwame Kilpatrick's legal woes could hurt the city's image, and also stall nascent economic development.
03/26/2008 01:00 am -
Charges against Detroit mayor another blow for city
Despite counts of perjury, misconduct, and other felonies, Kilpatrick seems determined to remain in office.
03/25/2008 01:00 am







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