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Monthly Archives: July 2008
Fed Up at the Pump? Take the Bus
Los Angeles is notorious for its car culture. Most people would rather sit in traffic than get on a bus or the subway. But high gas prices are changing those attitudes. For a look at some transportation alternatives, Farai Chideya talks with Dave Sotero, a spokesperson for the Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Association.
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Gas Station Owners Under Pressure
Tired of high gas prices? Well, so are gas station owners. We continue our Road Trippin’ series by speaking with David Griffith, Shell service station owner, and our economics contributor Keith Reed, of The Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Pain at the Auto Plant
Americans are trading in their oversized gas guzzlers for more fuel efficient cars. How does that affect workers at our nation’s auto plants? To gain some insight, Farai speaks with Claire McClinton, an auto-worker for General Motors.
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Economy Often Leads Us Down Wrong Path