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High gasoline costs could revive U.S. city centers
Oklahoma City architect Rex M. Ball argues that Ford administration plans for a higher gasoline tax will push people back to urban cores. He predicts major public transit investments and improved bus design, with monorail considered, to connect suburbs to downtown areas and revitalize inner cities.
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