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The OC Register Trots Out An Oil Company Executive To Attack HSR

Ah, the Orange County Register. Along with the San Diego Union-Tribune it has one of the most right-wing and anti-government editorial pages in the state. Unsurprisingly, when it comes to high speed rail, both papers have been among its most persistent critics. Yesterday the Register posted an anti-HSR op-ed by Richard Stegemeier, a former CEO [...]

Feb 16th, 2010 | Filed under Uncategorized

Tags: air travel, editorials, fossil fuel, Los Angeles, media, oil, Orange County, ridership, San Francisco

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