Which presidential candidate has a recipe for disaster?
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April 26, 2008: Headlines
Sound Transit did not hear us
Posted Sat, Apr 26, noon
Prop. 1 was soundly defeated, but the leadership of Sound Transit plans to deliver Son of Prop. 1 to the voters this fall. The agency better get used to rejection.
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