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| | SENATE PANEL APPROVES FUNDS TO SUPPORT C-17 OPERATIONS, OAHU TRAFFIC STUDY, AND TANTALUS CLEAN-UP (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10) |
 | | “For the nearly two-thirds of the population of Oahu that live along this corridor, traffic congestion, especially while going to and from work, is an inescapable fact of life,” Senator Inouye said. |
 | | “For the residents of Tantalus who experienced flooding and mudslides, and who had to be evacuated, the construction of hillside retaining walls and the cleanup of Round Top Drive will help to bring normalcy and stability back into their lives,” he said. |
 | | More than 60% of Oahu’s population lives along this corridor, and the west end of the corridor is the fastest-growing population center in the state. |
| www.senate.gov /~inouye/06pr/20060720pr01.html (2265 words) |
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