from SLATE: >The LA [TIMES] devotes its top nonlocal spot to looking at how lobbyists for >antique-car dealers and suppliers were successful in excluding cars built >before 1984 from the Cash for Clunkers program. The lobbyists didn't want to >see old cars destroyed, but that means many who have some of the most >polluting vehicles in the country can't take advantage of the program, even >though many hardly consider their old, beaten-down vehicles to be valuable >antiques.<
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