Does anyone think that bringing Roger Moe into the process will make a difference?

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BUS STRIKE DAY 34: Moe asked to enter negotiations
http://www.twincities.com/mld/twincities/news/local/8362720.htm
BY JACK SULLIVAN

"Metro Transit union leaders back a plan pitched by Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak for neutral parties to help resolve their monthlong strike - and have enlisted longtime lawmaker Roger Moe to the cause.

But managers of the public bus line won't abandon the current negotiating process, set out by the state Bureau of Mediation Services, Metro Transit spokesman Bob Gibbons said Monday."

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Tim Erickson
St. Paul, Minnesota
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