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The Romney administration’s plan to eliminate tollbooths in Weston and elsewhere on the Massachusetts Turnpike might not come to fruition, some authority board members say.

Pike paid consultants to bolster toll removal

Almost $591,000 spent on hotly disputed plan

By Andrea Estes and Mac Daniel
Globe Staff / February 6, 2007

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The Massachusetts Turnpike Authority paid a cadre of consultants nearly $591,000 to try to bolster the Romney administration's plan to eliminate the western tolls, an initiative that was declared all but dead yesterday by one of its champions on the Turnpike board. (Full article: 997 words)

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