Western WA Light Rail Gets $15 Million
25 July 2003 - 12:00pm
The light rail clears its first hurdle by getting some funding in Congress.
"The House Appropriations Committee approved $15 million for Seattle's light rail yesterday — one-fifth of the amount requested by President Bush and light-rail supporters but enough to keep the project moving through Congress."
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Light rail clears a hurdle in D.C.
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The Seattle Times, July 25, 2003
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