Decision 2004: Where's the urban agenda?

There's no shortage of challenges facing America's cities -- too bad neither candidates are addressing them.

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October 26, 2004, 5:00 AM PDT

Neal Peirce writes that even though polls show a vast majority of Americans want the federal government to fund improvements in cities such as mass transit, affordable housing and more places to walk and cycle, the current Presidential election has been sadly lacking in any real discussion of these issues.

Thanks to Michael Dudley

FULL STORY: A presidential agenda for America's communities

Monday, October 25, 2004 in The Seattle Times

Government / Politics United States

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