What will Springfield do about Chicago's transit system?
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What will Springfield do about Chicago's transit system?
Illinois does not need yet another tax on services, congestion, highway tolls or whatever that could end up going down a swirling hole. We need a better transit system. And we have a once-in-a-generation chance to get it right.
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