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IPSR investigation leads public utility to honor pledge to post financial disclosures on web – just in time for a City Council hearing
IPSR investigation spurs more City Council questions about city-owned utility's transparency
The largest minority organization at the University of Memphis has roots in radical activism of the 1960s.
As Memphis' public utility was restoring the power grid this month, reporters noted that some ethics policies had not been followed.
IPSR investigation prompts council questioning of the city-owned utility's failure to post financial disclosure forms
