(Reuters) - Mayor Michael Bloomberg had said that to qualify for the
aid lawmakers needed to enact a bill by July 16 to satisfy the
federal government that his plan to curb traffic congestion in
Manhattan by imposing driving fees would go ahead.
But the Democratic speaker, Sheldon Silver, has cast doubt
on that deadline and he could have killed the anti-traffic
plan.
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aid lawmakers needed to enact a bill by July 16 to satisfy the
federal government that his plan to curb traffic congestion in
Manhattan by imposing driving fees would go ahead.
But the Democratic speaker, Sheldon Silver, has cast doubt
on that deadline and he could have killed the anti-traffic
plan.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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