Joseph M. Giglio
WHEN THE federal government was preparing to build the interstate highway system, a commission appointed by President Eisenhower recommended it be built as toll roads, with the revenue used to cover ongoing operating costs, as well as debt service on the bonds issued to fund construction. (Full article: 744 words)
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