Today’s Headlines
No. 2 House Democrat talks up high-speed rail in upstate New York (Utica O-D) Minnesota is still locked in negligence litigation with two companies after its deadly 2007 bridge collapse — but the state DOT is giving them millions of dollars in work anyway (AP) “Cash for clunkers” is a stellar economic stimulus … for … Continued
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7:47 AM EDT on August 5, 2009
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- No. 2 House Democrat talks up high-speed rail in upstate New York (Utica O-D)
- Minnesota is still locked in negligence litigation with two companies after its deadly 2007 bridge collapse — but the state DOT is giving them millions of dollars in work anyway (AP)
- “Cash for clunkers” is a stellar economic stimulus … for dealers of chemicals that kill engines (WSJ)
- Rock on: Employees at Nashville’s transit authority have a band, and Jack White’s producing their new singles (Pitchfork)
- The House transportation committee’s job-creation estimates for the stimulus are looking pretty shoddy (ProPublica)
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