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Article: In The Hall; Driving Votes
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- The Stranger
- Article date:
- September 23, 2004
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Last week's scathing city council report on the mayor's costly proposal to fix the Mercer Mess (which concluded, among other things, that the $200 million plan would do "little or nothing" to improve congestion on Mercer) was met Tuesday with a surprisingly vitriolic response from deputy mayor Tim Ceis, who accused the council of using "flawed methodology, jumbl[ing] different scenarios... and present[ing] the council with misleading conclusions." Round three in the increasingly bitchy back-and-forth between the executive and legislative branches came just days later, in a memo from study author Bill Alves and his boss Saroja Reddy, who shredded Ceis' allegations and stood by their ...
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Article: MONORAIL RECALL OFFICIAL STEPS DOWN.(News)
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA);
September 11, 2004 ;
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...Byline: P-I STAFF A leader of the Monorail Recall campaign said yesterday she'll step down as campaign treasurer and pay a $300 fine imposed by the Seattle Ethics and Elections ...
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