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...Area Rapid Transit project itself can hardly suffer from the publication of your cover article, but your readers can -if they are inefficiently informed...
...marvel is that a project of this magnitude could be accomplished at all by a metropolitan region of so many communities and separate governmental entities. Yet our transit cars are now in production, and we are due to start initial passenger service next year. The entire transit system will be completed in mid-1972, only a year behind the original schedule...
...result has been called "the white noose." Without paying urban taxes, the surrounding suburbs batten on the central city's cultural assets, transit lines and white-collar industries (finance, law, publishing). Meanwhile the city gets poorer. Moreover, the constant outflow of whites and jobs leads, says Father Theodore M. Hesburgh, president of Notre Dame University and chairman of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, "toward the tragedy of two separate societies. One is white and comfortable; the other black and poor...
Transportation Secretary John A. Volpe, former governor of Massachusetts, said yesterday that the center would be used to research pollution, air traffic control, and automated transit-systems...
...virginal lands of the West rather than the vice-ridden cities of the East. By the 20th century, the idea had taken hold that cities were to be overtaxed and unrepresented. In the past three decades, Lindsay says, cities have received no significant federal funds to aid mass transit, though more than $60 billion has been earmarked for highways...