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Today’s Headlines

9:07 AM EDT on June 10, 2008

    • Some Drivers Hang on to SUVs No Matter the Cost (CNN)
    • Florida Lawyer Sues OPEC for Price Fixing (NYT)
    • More Companies Helping Employees Telecommute (AP)
    • Livery Cab Driver Strikes and Kills Bronx Girl (Post, News)
    • Construction of New NYC Parking Garages Seldom Challenged (MTR)
    • E-ZPass Giveaways Cost MTA $14M Per Year (News)
    • Will PlaNYC Deliver on Its Promises? (Gotham Gazette)
    • Ask Gene Russianoff About Mass Transit (City Room)
    • Support Grows for New Haven Highway Tear Down (MTR)
    • Minneapolis Puts Limits on Idling (KTSP)

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