Re: Metrocard Gripe

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1 total messages Started by Ann E Robertson Mon, 03 Jun 1996 00:00

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Author: Ann E Robertson
Date: Mon, 03 Jun 1996 00:00

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In article <gfg0877-0206961807460001@news.nyu.edu>,
Geoffrey Green <gfg0877@is4.nyu.edu> wrote:
>In article <4osu06$kbm@news.nyu.edu>, mqn0019@is4.nyu.edu (Manoj  Nair) wrote:
>
>>
>>People keep mentioning this fact about the Metro ... When I was in DC for
>>Clinton's inaugaration in 1992, the Metro only cost me (and my companions)
>>$.50, no matter where we went ... was that a one-day thing for all the
>>tourists or was the fare policy changed since then?
>
Clinton was inaugurated January 20, 1993, NOT 1992.  Metro had special 
souvenir farecards for that date and had extra staff selling them, but at 
full price.  


-- 
Ann Robertson
Assistant Journal Editor
Problems of Post-Communism

"True eloquence consists of saying all that should be, 
not all that could be, said."
                                   --La Rochefoucauld

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