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The Sun’s Julie Bykowicz reports from former Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.’s small business round table in Montgomery County that the presumptive Republican challenger to Gov. Martin O"Malley would scrap the incumbent’s proposals for light rail lines in Baltimore and the Washington suburbs.<\/p>\n
Ehrlich told the group he go back to his plan for high-speed buses on the Purple Line in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties and be "open to ideas" about Baltimore’s Red Line. He said he would prefer to spend the money on the MARC commuter rail system and the Washington Metro — not on these new light rail lines. by Michael Dresser The Sun’s Julie Bykowicz reports from former Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.’s small business round table in Montgomery County that the presumptive Republican challenger to Gov. Martin O"Malley would scrap the incumbent’s proposals for light rail lines in Baltimore and the Washington suburbs. Ehrlich told the group he go back to his … <\/p>\n
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