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NEW YORK - In New York and other big cities, commuters were fuming Friday after learning of Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff's remarks that cities will have to pay to protect trains and buses because airplanes are a higher priority.
The federal government is temporarily footing the extra $1 million a week New York is spending to move police officers from around the city into the transit system in the wake of the London terrorist attacks.See the full content of this document
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Big Cities Object to Comment On Funding
But in the long term, cities will be largely on their own when it comes to securing trains and buses, Mr. C...
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