prt & lrt

What do any of our councilmembers or state legislators have to say on PRT?...and Mr Minn? thanks Jon Kelland Bryant __ Do You Yahoo!? Send instant messages & get email alerts with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com/

RE: Kondirator

Thank you Andy for your very good point. However, I point that issue out in rebut to the comments I got pointing a finger at the state house, which really didn't have a role in this issue. Of course, I'm sure that if it had been a Republican that had committed this "sin against the people" it woul

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Re: prt, lrt, brt, *rt

>>Of course, the lrt crowd would see that a prt implementation would make it >>very obvous how poor a solution lrt is to most problems it is supposed to >>address. > >I agree completely. In fact I'd be very surprised if we built any >more light rail once a single PRT system was implemented. But

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Re: prt, lrt, brt, *rt

At 03:17 PM 9/26/2000 -0500, Bruce Gaarder wrote: > >As far as prt being a feeder to lrt, I expect that you will hear from >proponents such as Steven that the average wait between trains (as you >transfer from prt to lrt) will be about the same amount of time as would >have been needed to continue

Re: Kondirator

Once again, trying make a human and environmental quality issue a partisan one. No party, no ideology is operating here. It's where people stand on protecting the public health, not where they caucus. It was a very bad move, party or no party. And Minneapolis will pay for kowtowing to the money t

prt, lrt, brt, *rt

In reality, the feds won't really commit to the "full funding grant agreement" until lrt HAS been shoved quite a ways down our throats, such as the tens of millions of dollars, if not more than $100 million, spent on studies and process already spent. Once that has been signed the feds and "respo

Re: PRT & LRT

We had a go round on this subject a year or so ago. I argued with Erik R that it might be too costly per 'vehicle'. I still think that there are a number of obstacles in its way but that we should try to find the money for the test track. Maybe is time that we all started to hammer on the politi

RE: The Mpls spin to Griffith's "what can elected officials can d

Is the availability of contraception SOLELY a federal thing? I mean, since a huge majority of people have health insurance, aren't they covered for the pill and a variety of other contraceptives? What about the state, the county, or the city apparatus? Any private corporations or other NGOs wor

PRT & LRT

I am also very interested in PRT and am rather amazed that it is perpetually going nowhere. I have not visited taxi 2000 for probably a year, and do not know where the rhetoric stands, but as of about a year ago they were claiming that a test track could be built and tested for around 5 million..

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--0-1131176229-969990312=:2960 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Disposition: inline this was something I tried to submit to Strib but I never seem to get past their firewall. No matter. They have a file of my rejected opinions anyway. They don't need one more to add to their col

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Re: The Mpls spin to Griffith's "what can elected officials can do

I'm trying to keep the issue/thread tied to Minneapolis, ala' Mr. Moderator's request. The short answer is that the availability of birth control and the prevention of unwanted pregnancies - particularly in high risk/incident populations IS an issue of federal funding that passes to local govern

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Re: The Mpls spin to Griffith's "what can elected officials can do

Steve, Re-read my message. I referred to federal elections and the ability of any one here having an impact on federal policy in the pro-life/pro-choice arena. Your message related entirely to local politics. The campaign in question is federal, and this issue should not be relevant in that co