A judge overseeing Detroit's bankruptcy has heard arguments from creditors who want a role in deciding what to do with the city's valuable art collection.
January 22, 2014 at 11:49 AM
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DETROIT (AP) — A judge overseeing Detroit’s bankruptcy has heard arguments from creditors who want a role in deciding what to do with the city’s valuable art collection.
Judge Steven Rhodes says he’ll make a decision Wednesday afternoon. But his comments suggest he’s not in favor.
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