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End of the road

CAN it possibly be true that there is even a hint the powers that be are considering taxing us to use the public road?

End of the road

Mon, 29 Aug, 2005 - 01:00

Why now is there talk of forcing us to pay for the use of what is ours by right, thus increasing the cost of living?

Deirdre Manifold

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