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Measure A
Riverside County Transportation Commission
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Measure I Central
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4.
Proposition C to Ease Gridlock
Neil Peterson, Los Angeles County Transportation Commission
(Los Angeles Times)
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Report 93114 Summary March 1994
California State Auditor, Bureau of State Audits
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CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS: BALLOT MEASURES: Propositions 108, 116 Would Fund
State Rail Systems
Kenneth Reich, Los Angeles Times
7.
Transit Officials Urge Reopening Rail Line Talks: Transportation: County Supervisor Ed Edelman
wants new negotiations for 173 miles of abandoned Southern Pacific track for commuter rail lines
Paul Feldman, Los Angeles Times
8.
Panel OKs County Deal to Buy Rights of Way
Los Angeles Times
9.
Santa Fe, Transit Officials Reach Deal for Track: Commuting: The $500-million agreement for 336
miles of rail line ends years of heated negotiations
Mark A. Stein, Los Angeles Times
10.
2 Railway Routes for Commuter Service Acquired: Rapid transit: Accord with Union Pacific gives
regional agency access to Union Station and right to run trains to Riverside. The deal is expected
to provide leverage in Santa Fe talks
Mark A. Stein, Los Angeles Times
11.
Panel OKs Purchase of Cars for Rail Network: Transportation: The 40 double-deckers will be used
on commuter lines linking Los Angeles with Ventura and San Bernardino counties
Kenneth Reich,
Los Angeles Times
12.
Panel OKs Deal to Buy 40 Bi-Level Rail Cars
Kenneth Reich, Los Angeles Times
13.
Union Station Dispute Threatens to Disrupt New Metrolink Service
Mark A. Stein, Los Angeles Times
14.
LACTC Agrees to Purchase of Southern Pacific Rights-of-Way
Los Angeles County Transportation
Commission
15.
Law Encouraging Counties to Coordinate Traffic Is Signed
Jerry Gillam, Los Angeles Times
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Commuter Rail Agency Launched New System Will Be Called "Metrolink"
Metro Moves,
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