The Port Authority infighting over whether or not give the 3 World Trade Center developers a $1.2 billion loan is heating up, with board members and officials within the agency publicly taking sides. One vocal critic from inside the organization, Kenneth Lipper, a member of the Port Authority's board of commissioners, called the loan "an inappropriate investment for us," saying that the construction of the tower "is a clear core private sector function." [WSJ; previously]
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