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In a dark workshop in a Kensington basement, a golden rider sits atop a gilded steed.
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In the small hours of Tuesday morning, SEPTA City Division operators went on strike, catching just about everybody napping.
Commuters awoke after several days of positive reports about contract talks to find out that city buses, trains and trolleys weren't running. Even some of the guys who were on picket lines had not known their union had called a strike at 3 a.m. Tuesday.
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With the acrimonious collapse of contract talks late Saturday and no new negotiations set, SEPTA riders have little reason to expect buses, subways and trolleys will run again soon.
An "extremely frustrated" Gov. Rendell said he would no longer participate in the talks.
An "extremely frustrated" Gov. Rendell said he would no longer participate in the talks.
GOV. RENDELL said late last night that negotiators for SEPTA management and unionized transit workers who have been on strike for four days had agreed upon a tentative contract proposal.
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