Tuesday, August 1, 2006
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Gwinnett Daily Post
ATLANTA - Rising sales tax revenues and a growing number of riders helped MARTA post its first operating profit in nine years.
Transit system officials on Monday reported finishing MARTA's 2005-06 fiscal year about $19 million in the black. When the year begin, MARTA projected a $16 million deficit. MARTA expects to release exact figures after an outside audit. But top MARTA officials were confident enough in the numbers to beam. ''It's a very positive picture going into the future,'' said Richard McCrillis, MARTA's interim general manager. ''MARTA has its financial picture together." - From wire reportsMore like this story
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