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Bus and Subway President Quits in M.T.A. Shake-Up

Mr. Roberts had been blamed internally for allowing the Transport Workers Union to regain ground during this year’s contract negotiations, the people said. But others said they believed that Mr. Roberts, a veteran manager who also helped lead Philadelphia’s... Full Article at The New York Times

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  1. Newly named NYC Transit President Thomas F. Prendergast. Photo courtesy of the NY Daily News. Last night, I wrote an entry about the shocking resignation of MTA New York City Transit President Howard H. Roberts effective December 1st. Full Article at Transit Blogger

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