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E-Mail Story Print Story MBTA crew members suspended after accidents mjw Boston (AP)  -- Two MBTA trolley crew members involved in separate accidents in the past week have been suspended without pay after testing positive for drugs or alcohol. Agency spokesman Joe Pesaturo told The Boston Globe the crews were tested immediately after the incidents, and were suspended while the formal process of firing them is completed. Their names were not released. Seven people were injured when one Green Line car struck the rear of another trolley at Boylston Station last Friday. A Boston College student was struck as he was crossing the tracks wearing headphones on Monday. The injuries were not considered life-threatening. The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority has not cited impairment as the cause of either accident, which remain under investigation. 2008 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 07/06/2009 Michael Jackson's former wife Debbie Rowe has decided not to attend tomorrow's memorial for Jackson after all. An attorney says her presence there would be an "unnecessary distraction." The thousands of people who were selected through an online lottery to get tickets have been picking them up today at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles.       Good news at the gas pump Mary McGuire of AAA of Southern New England has this week's price survey.       Boston City Hall getting more high tech WBZ Producer Jon MacLean has the story.       Buckle up The lack of seatbelt use is being blamed in three of four fatal car crashes on Bay State roads on the 4th of July. And, as WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe reports, it's renewed calls to strengthen the state's seatbelt law.       Analyst: McNamara legacy starts with Vietnam War WBZ's Lisa Meyer talked with Stephen Hess of the Brookings Institute in Washington, D.C., about the legacy of former Defense Secretary Robert McNamara.       Complicated process will lead to custody decision for Jackson children WBZ's Lisa Mayer interviewed Linda McClain, an attorney specializing in family law and professor at Boston University Law School, about the developing dispute between the mother of two children with Michael Jackson and the late singer's family over child custody.       Deadly ethnic riots ongoing in China WBZ's Kendall Buhl has more.       Money Matters - Saving Even More: The First Step WBZ's Dee Lee talks about ways to really cut back.       Money Matters - Saving Even More: The First Step WBZ's Dee Lee talks about ways to really cut back.       Looking at the Law: Big Tobacco WBZ's Neil Chayet is smoking about this one.       Connoisseur's Corner with Jordan Rich WBZ's Jordan Rich speaks with Roseanne Tully, CEO and Founder of Intermezzo Magazine about the latest trends in food, wine, spirits, culinary treats and travel.       Pops goes the 4th There was something for everyone at the Esplanade along the Charles River, as the Boston Pops and Neil Diamond helped thousands of fans celebrate America's birthday.       Republican Radio Address 07/04/2009 Senator John McCain of Arizona, talks about the meaning of the Fourth of July.       President Obama Radio Address 07/04/2009 President Barack Obama invokes the "Spirit of America" to argue for health care, energy and education reform on this Fourth of July holiday.       A U.S. Marine sends holiday wishes from Iraq WBZ's Laurie Kirby talks with Corporal Kyle Verhelst, a US Marine stationed in Al Asad, Iraq.       Soundbytes of the Half-Year 2009 From the Oath of Office "do-over" to the sudden death of Michael Jackson, it's already been a wild year. Selected by WBZ News Editor, Dave Mager.       Archive

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