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    • Beyond Doomsday: MTA Budget Hole May Spell End of 24-Hour Subways (NYT, Post, News, NY1)
    • Chrysler Expected to Declare Bankruptcy Today (NYT)
    • Albany Inaction Leading MTA to Borrow Against Next Year's Revenue (Post)
    • Paterson Has New, Unspecified Ideas to Break Impasse on Transit Rescue (Politicker, Journal News)
    • News to Malcolm Smith: Stop Clowning Around With Transit Funding
    • Post: Let the Fare Rise
    • Another Crash on Brooklyn's Eighth Ave... Will DOT Reverse the Curse? (Andy Bachman)
    • The Race to Succeed Morgenthau as Manhattan DA Is Underway (WNYC)
    • MTA Cuts Costs, Trims Accessibility Features From New 96th Street Station (Urbanite via Curbed)
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