Politics and Policy  Detroit's Many Creditors Inch Toward Vote
on Plan  April 27, 2014 7:36 p.m. ET  DETROIT—A federal judge is
slated to review this week how ready the city is to hold a vote
for more than 100,000 creditors considering a debt-cutting plan
in the nation's largest municipal bankruptcy.  U.S. Bankruptcy
Judge Steven Rhodes is scheduled to hold a hearing Monday to
consider final approval of the plan's disclosure statement, a
detailed explanation of Detroit's troubled financial past
leading to an estimated $18 billion in...  Available to WSJ.com
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