The Freeway Fight in South Pasadena
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Even though their selfish neighbors and the overbearing state are aligned against them, South Pasadenans should not take their freeway fight laying down.
I am not ashamed to defend their inalienable right to not have a freeway through their city.
Their answer is to litigate, not mitigate.
ERIC EHRMAN
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