Portland and Specialty Transportation Services At a Crossroads

For the past 10 years, Specialty Transportation Services Inc. (STS), Portage, Ind., has moved nearly 750,000 annual tons of metropolitan Portland, Ore.'s trash from regional transfer stations to a landfill north of the city. But impending management changes at STS and financial troubles at STS' parent company have Portland's regional government, "Metro," re-thinking its contract. In September 1999, New York-based Churchill Environmental & Industrial Equity Partners purchased a majority of stock in STS' parent company, Asche Transportation Services, Shannon, Ill. Then in July 2000, Churchill loaned STS another $7 million, which could be converted into more than 70 ...

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