Union Boss May Retire On $1 Million
Washington AP notes NMU President Joseph Curran could collect over a million in retirement if court challenges fail. Curran would receive 717600 lump sum plus 250000 severance and 46476 yearly pension, rivaling Hoffa and top corporate executives. The article compares Curran’s plan to GM and AFL CIO leaders and discusses typical pension structures and potential extra benefits. Curran’s future hinges on ongoing court rulings amid a shrinking NMU membership and funds.
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HUD Delays Still Hold Crivitz Elderly Project
State Rep. Richard Matty accuses HUD Milwaukee office of stalling a $225,000 Crivitz elderly housing project for two years. He cites repeated procedural hurdles and seeks a hearing, while Milwaukee activists demand transparency as Sen. La Fave and local officials press for answers and faster funding.
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