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Advocates for the disabled won a major victory against the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority in a suit saying too many disabled riders are denied rides on SEPTA's paratransit system. SEPTA arranges rides for 97 percent of the disabled persons who request them, but the point, said the judge, is not the number of people served -- it's the number of people stranded.
January 10, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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