Victoria Heller responds: Actually I have tried it.  I've been waiting
for six months for answers from Ruben Acosta and Cynthia Lee concerning
the Riverside Plaza closing
statement.  Based on my experience, they just stonewall inquiries. 
This is why I am investigating a taxpayer class action lawsuit - to
compel discovery.

Brandt here:  My experience has been different.  Usually I call for
files and I'm sitting down to review them within a few days, or even
within a few hours.  At one point, the housing staff was considering
giving me my own desk after I had spent most of a week there for a
story, which ran May 1, 2000, bearing this headline: Units are selling
for much more than originally planned. But is the goal of affordability
being lost in the process?
Ms. Heller seems to be having trouble with getting information that
pertains to her own financial interests.  When we're stonewalled, we
sue.

Steve Brandt
Star Tribune
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