The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 33

THE BOSTON GLOBE THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1989 33 MBTA board OK's rebuilding of 9 stations on Blue Line underground bridge" through the construction zone. In other action yesterday, the MBTA board also approved: A previously described fare increase on subway and rapid transit lines, to take effect May 1 The start of work on a three-mile extension of the Franklin commuter rail line from Forge Park station to Bellingham. Officials said the project will cost more than $10 million. Reconstruction of nine miles of track on the Fitchburg commuter rail branch through Littleton at an estimated cost of $30 million. A plan to add subsidized express bus service to downtown Boston from Littleton and Acton.

The fare increase, announced in February and modified after public hearings earlier this month, will push the price of a token to 75 cents from the present 60 cents. The basic fare would apply at all stops on the Orange Line and Blue Line, all stops on the Red Line between Alewife and Wollas- By Jerry Ackerman Globe Staff A $150 million program to rebuild nine stations on the Blue Line rapid transit route in Boston and Revere won unanimous approval yesterday from the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority board of directors. Jane F. Daly, the MBTA's interim general manager, described the project as the last major construction program affecting the authority's central system "the final phase of putting money back into the system." The project, lasting between 6 and 8 years, would include expanding the Aquarium Station to provide an entrance on the west side of the Central Artery, possible new entrances to the State Street station, and longer platforms at all stations. MBTA chairman Frederick P.

Salvucci, who is also the state secretary of transportation, said the Aquarium Station project might begin before reconstruction of the Central Artery and provide "an ton, and all underground portions of the Green Line. Proportionate fare hikes would occur at other rail transit stops in Quincy and Brookline. In Newton, riders boarding the Green Line at Riverside will pay $1.75, five cents less than had been previously proposed. But those getting off within Newton will receive coupons that can be used to pay half their next fare. The coupons will have no cash value.

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