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The Dreamers

Bud Liebler New Whitney restaurant owner Bud Liebler grew up in Pittsburgh but has lived in Michigan for 40 years. Proud to be a Michigander, Liebler spent most of his career in the auto industry at Ford and Chrysler and considers himself a "Chrysler guy." Although life is difficult in metro Detroit these days, Liebler believes that every little step helps and hopes the rebirth of The Whitney will be  little step in the right direction. © MMVII WWJ Radio, All Rights Reserved.

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03/29/2007 4:14PM The Dreamers Listen to the interview (top right). What do you think of this Dreamer's vision for our state? Comment here. Title: Comment:

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Our Michigan, Our Future: Bud Liebler WWJ's Ron Dewey talks with Bud Liebler.

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