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Train to Nowhere II

Posted At : June 15, 2009 11:59 AM | Posted By : D McKee
Related Categories: TV,California,Politics,Harrah's,Transportation,The Strip,Technology

Sig Rogich's choo-choo to nowhere won't really be the privately funded enterprise that it's being sold as, the Las Vegas Sun helpfully explains. Bottom line: Rail transportation is inherently unprofitable, so you and I will be ponying up for the R&R Express (as in Rogich & Reid) sooner or later.

Vegas on TV: Our fair city is showcased on Dateline NBC tonight, but not in a nice way. Look for the cameo appearance by Bally's Las Vegas in the pimp-daddy segment. Judging by the brazen attitude of the miscreants shown in this morning's preview on Today, they've taken that "What happens here, stays here" bromide for gospel truth.

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B'uhhh.... Why can't they stop the DXP in Primm and expand it all the way to Palmdale when they can? That way, if they never can, we'll at least have a train to Primm that the public wouldn't be quite so angry to take under it's wing if the DXP is Monorail'ed. We're supposed to be building an airport out there eventually, right?

It's like both of these proposals have a bit of a right idea and a bit of a wrong one in their infancy. We don't need a maglev for the trip to Primm, nor do we need wheels of steel to Victorville.

# Posted By mike_ch | 6/15/09 4:16 PM

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