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    • GOP Demands Trillions -- Not Billions -- in New Budget Cuts in Exchange for Debt Ceiling Vote (WaPo)
    • Wisconsin Gets Rejected for Federal Rail Funds It Once Rejected (Journal Sentinel)
    • Administration Asserts "For Now, Riding Trains is Safe" Amid Calls for Tightened Security (The Hill)
    • Blumenauer's Commuter Relief Act Would Add Equity for Non-Drivers (BikePortland)
    • Obama Transportation Bill Preceded By Green Transpo Postage Stamp Release (Alt Transport)
    • The Best Way to Beat $4 Gas? Don't Drive So Much. (HuffPo)
    • Sec. LaHood Will Intervene in Dulles Rail Cost Dispute (Examiner)
    • Anti-"Sprawl-Mart" Activist Says Retail and Residences Don't Mix (Akron Beacon Journal)

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