Wednesday, 27 March 2013 06:42
Exclusive: Breaking news on impeachment hearing from Ellisville Mayor's attorney on KTRS' Milhaven show
On the home page of the Ballwin/Ellisville Patch online newspaper, the news outlet features a breaking news item alerting readers that there would be breaking news on McGraw in the Morning at 9am today (Wednesday) on KTRS 550AM (The Big 550).
Below is the story:
"Ellisville residents should listen to tomorrow's radio show sitting down," said Ellisville Mayor Adam Paul, due to the nature of what will be announced. The show will be 9-10 a.m.
Embattled Ellisville Mayor Adam Paul is scheduled as a radio guest on the McGraw Show—radio station 550AM—at 9 a.m. Wednesday. He is slated to discuss items he referred to Tuesday afternoon as "unbelievable."
Paul tells Patch major breaking news and developments will be released regarding his impeachment hearing, which is currently scheduled for April 1.
"If you are an Ellisville resident, you do not want to miss this segment," he said.
Paul was suspended in February after the Ellisvile City Council approved a resolutionalleging the mayor had violated the city charter on several occasions.
His interview will last until 10 a.m. "It will expose a lot of things, and connect the dots," he said.
http://ballwin-ellisville.patch.com/articles/mayor-adam-paul-impeachment-development-ellisville-residents-can-listen-live-wednesday-morning
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