Travel report shows more people drive alone to work
The Census Bureau notes a rise to 77 percent of workers commuting solo from 2000 to 2005, with carpooling and public transit shares falling or flat. Despite rising gas prices later, suburban commuters struggle to shift to carpools or mass transit, while hybrid rural ride programs expand in California.
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Former Washington mayor Marion Barry, a District of Columbia Council member, was acquitted of drunken driving and related offenses from his 2006 arrest near the White House. Judge Ringel said the evidence did not prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt despite a later breath test at .02%.
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Man who faked professions guilty of sexual assault
Philadelphia jurors convict Jeffrey Marsalis, 34, on two counts of sexual assault after he portrayed himself as a doctor, astronaut, and secret agent to dating partners on Match.com. He is acquitted on eight rape counts and a count of impersonating a public servant. sentencing set for September 18.
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