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Ex-T chief urged fare hike delay
Tuesday, August 11, 2009Weeks before he was ousted, MBTA general manager Daniel A. Grabauskas questioned the need for near-term fare increases on the T but was rebuffed by Governor Deval Patrick’s transportation secretary, e-mails obtained by the Globe show - directly contradicting the administration’s portrayal of Grabauskas as the one pushing for higher fares.
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