Old Man Daley left Shortshanks a handful of magic beans. When planted, they grew a beanstalk up to the sky. When Shortshanks climbed the beanstalk, he found a magical castle in the sky occupied by a giant. While the giant slept, Shortshanks used his prodigious thieving skills learned at the knee of the old man and stole gold, food, a Singing Harp that sang "Danny Boy" when it got loaded and a goose that laid golden eggs.
Evidently, the goose just crapped another golden egg:
Evidently, the goose just crapped another golden egg:
A perennial consultant at O'Hare Airport has been awarded a $3.7 million contract to plan for a project major airlines are refusing to fund and consider "ill-conceived": a new western terminal.
Landrum & Brown has dominated the O'Hare planning landscape for decades, raking in nearly $80 million worth of no-bid business during Mayor Daley's 20-year administration. Now the Ohio company will plan for a range of possibilities for the new western terminal that nobody but the city seems to want.
Let's see, they've gotten $80 million in no-bid contracts, they're getting another $3.7 million, the City evidently has money to build another terminal at O'Hare that no airline wants (meaning there's another $250 million minimum lying around somewhere to fund this thing) along with attendant people movers, parking lots, and amenities.
But the city is broke? Shortshanks doth protest too much
But the city is broke? Shortshanks doth protest too much
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