VOL. III 0.9 FEBRUARY 4 - 10, 1981
CIty.
To v, Tue ay ill be
t payroll th city
can m t c:£ ley
unced. There is only
enough mon y to continue
city operation for anoth r
o to three ee , he
noted.
To the listener, an
udi nee p ked with the
citf;' police officer, the
p recei d with
you kno
{ the county and state
police? I e ed 20
year plus a policeman
and now what - to be
cCau ey prom' d
city ould h lp its employ- .
s form their own com­
to bid on p rform­
they
d
dr tic
Co Cbar
Y ubrough «: ul y
ho had dr n up th plan.
c:£ uley refused to y, 'I
could tell you, but I don't
ant to. '
Carl
SERVI G TRI-COU TY SOUTHWESTER
ICHIGA
Pavo
Bro ,
ed the
666
question commenting
en you kno ho
m de th plan, you kno
control,'
c:£au y alked
out of th m ting ying,
'I'm no p id enough to
this." He receives
o 33,000
men, T 0 men
on a shift at time.
ccording to reports
on SJM radio, Chamber
Vice-President Ro er Curry
i that cCauley did not
have the experti on his
to develop th plan
and th Chamber had mad
re th t the consultan
called in on development
of the plan were paid.
Guy R. Huddleston,
182 Robbins, id that
cCauley, Ron Sc ults of
bonmarche, Inc., John
Lottridge, former city cle
and or and 0 un­
identified hit male ere
orking at St. Joe ph Holi
d Y Inn, Saturd y noon
with legal pads d eloping
me thing. cCauley did
not return any phone caIb
to comfum or deny the
ith shouts of alarm
o er th cCauley-Chamber
of Commmerce plan ringing
in his ear onday night,
City ayor Joel Patter
that the commission
ould be . coming out with
plan of its own.
All ttempt to r ch
yor Patterson be een
Tuesday morning and
pre time ednesday
noon failed. Ho ever
Commisssioner orval
e ld ednesd y
that plan would be an-
nounced on Friday.
"I t will be much le
radical than the city
manager" c, told Th
Citizen,
We' id that com-
oners would cut b
d I y off but not to th
extent cCauley sugge ed.
ei indicated ilia
there ould be plan to
raise additional cash by
Ding equipment no long­
er used by the city, ch
in public 0 s.
"I per naDy think the
thing will not go,"
of ec y'
to
city. plan when cont ted
ednesday morning.
ei , chairman of t
finance committee of th
commission and Arnold
Bolin and Patte on met
on th plan Tuesday.
ornmi loner Char-
les Yarbrough when reached
. Reynold urninum
Company i negotiatin
ith ichigan Standard
Alloy nc. for the pur-
cha of the S Alum-
inum plant in Benton
Harbor.
In a pre n tion before
the . Benton Harbor City
Commission onday night
Charle . Schrenk, Econo­
mic De elopment Director
for the Twin Citie Area
Chamber of Commerce said
both part's "ha greed
in principal 00 the b ic
te 'of the purch
Comp tion of th
milli dollar
go ernm n t d environ- then dminister fund .
m ntal approval. ayor Joel atter
3 million HUD Urban indicated the commissi
Development Action Gr t ill in po
(UD G) grant is on p bili a
of fmancial p a creditab e
luring the Chi go - based
R yn old s.
c1
Th UD G mu
lici d by th city and
city commissioner tho-
rized 0 public hearing
for Feb. 17 and 19 to
the UD G grant applicati
pollution
"d