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    • LACBC: Bike Lanes Coming on 7th Street
    • Long Beach Bike Advocate Mark Bixby Killed in Plane Crash (Biking In L.A.)
    • APTA Wants Delay in Requirement for High-Tech Safety Systems.  Metrolink Ticked. (LAT)
    • Does FTA Think Metro's Bus Cuts Are Racist?  Time Will Tell (LAT, AP)
    • P.R. for High Speed Rail Making New Opponents (LA Weekly)
    • Palin: Kenyan, Socialist, Muslim, Terrorist Sympathizer Responsible for High Gas Prices (Politico)
    • T&I Hearings Resume at the End of the Month (DC Streetsblog)
    • House Republicans Respond to Rising Gas Prices By Trying to Gut Emission Standards (SF Gate)
    • Rep. Zoe Lofgren to Announce High-Speed Rail Congressional Caucus (Sac Bee)
    • Westside Urban Forum Hosting Discussion Tomorrow on Measure R, 30/10 and Transit Planning (Calendar Section)

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