Tax Issue Muddles Outlook on Va. Roads

RICHMOND, April 24 -- The Virginia General Assembly will return to the state Capitol in late June to tackle the state's transportation problems, but deep divides exist between and within political parties over how to fix them.
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Anita Kumar

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