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A bus was escorted through the Ted Williams Tunnel yesterday. Ninety-one percent of those polled said inspectors will find more problems with ceiling panels in Big Dig tunnels.
REACTION

Poll suggests little confidence in tunnel safety

Half blame contractors for problems

By Scott Helman
Globe Staff / July 23, 2006

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The public primarily blames contractors for the fatal ceiling collapse in a Big Dig tunnel, but is deeply skeptical that anyone will be prosecuted, according to a new Boston Globe poll that indicates widespread cynicism and safety concerns about the $14.6 billion project. (Full article: 1263 words)

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