Oswald's folly

Don't ask me what this all means. The city council is scheduled to vote June 14 on approval of the loan to the Oak Cliff Foundation. I just know that the money part of this deal smells to high heaven, and putting the Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce at the throttle sounds like a prescription for a train wreck.

If it were my money in the deal, I would be extremely angry and upset about the way it has been handled.

Mark Graham

A city scheme to revitalize the Texas Theater looks instead like a very smelly deal.

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