It is a 32-member group of high-level executives and public officials headed by former U.S. Steel Chief Executive David Roderick and philanthropist Elsie Hillman. In October 2004, its members said the bailout should include a financial oversight board, $40 million in spending cuts and $46 million in increased revenue to erase the city's projected $80 million deficit for next year.
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