Colleagues aren't calling for Donovan's removal, as of now; Though frustrated, they take wait-and-see stance Final Edition

"I think it saddens all citizens in the city of Milwaukee," Mayor Tom Barrett said of the charge against Donovan. Barrett noted that he and aldermen had toughened the city ethics policy after earlier scandals. Unlike Rosa Cameron, Paul Henningsen and Jeff Pawlinski all charged and convicte...

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Published inMilwaukee journal sentinel
Main Author GREG J. BOROWSKI and GINA DUWE
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Milwaukee, Wis Journal Sentinel Inc 14.07.2005
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Barrett, Thomas
Donovan, Bob
Hines, Willie
Witkowiak, Jim
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Summary:"I think it saddens all citizens in the city of Milwaukee," Mayor Tom Barrett said of the charge against Donovan. Barrett noted that he and aldermen had toughened the city ethics policy after earlier scandals. Unlike Rosa Cameron, Paul Henningsen and Jeff Pawlinski all charged and convicted of felonies while on the council the charge against Donovan does not rise to that level. Asked whether Donovan should resign, [Jim Witkowiak] said: "That's up to him. He knows in his heart what he did or didn't do, and I think whatever he decides to do, he'll do the right thing."
ISSN:1082-8850