TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Toilet paper is at the center of the latest battle of Trenton.
Paper products are running low as Mayor Tony Mack’s administration and the City Council quarrel over a contract to resupply city government in New Jersey’s capital.
Council President Kathy McBride tells The Times of Trenton (http://bit.ly/A1bBYd ) paper towel and toilet paper dispensers in senior citizen centers, police headquarters, the fire department and other city offices likely won’t last through the week.
The council has twice rejected a $42,000 contract for a year’s supply of paper products because members raised concerns about a high unit price for hot drink cups.
