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             In this Feb. 1, 2017 photo, then-National Security Adviser Michael Flynn speaks during the daily news briefing at the White House, in Washington. Trump says his
             former national security adviser is right to ask for immunity in exchange for talking about Russia.                     (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)
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                   Trump Urges Former Adviser Flynn to Cut Immunity Deal



              Fiery Highway Collapse May Snarl Atlanta Traffic for Months



              KATE BRUMBACK               through  the  heart  of  the  lanta’s densely populated  work at 9 a.m. and it’s 9:15  Georgia   Transportation
              BILL BARROW                 city. Traffic was bumper to  northern suburbs. They will  a.m.,”  Bailey-Blake  said.  Commissioner  Russell  Mc-
              Associated Press            bumper on nearby streets  have to find other routes to  “The first few days are go-  Murry  said  350  feet  of
              ATLANTA  (AP)  —  Atlanta’s  as  drivers  were  forced  to  work or ride mass transit.  ing  to  be  difficult.  This  will  highway  will  need  to  be
              dreadful  rush-hour  traffic  take  a  detour  Friday,  the  Connie  Bailey-Blake,  of  be my new life.”         replaced  in  both  direc-
              could  be  extra  nasty  for  morning  after  the  blaze  Dacula, 37 miles northeast  Amelia Ford picked a new  tions on I-85, which carries
              months  to  come  after  a  caused  the  concrete  to  of  Atlanta,  waited  for  a  route  to  work  by  car  and  about  400,000  cars  a  day
              raging  fire  underneath  In-  crumble. The collapse took  MARTA commuter train to  said it took her 45 minutes  through the city and is one
              terstate  85  collapsed  an  place a few miles north of  reach  her  job  downtown.  to  travel  3  miles  from  her  of the South’s most impor-
              elevated  portion  of  the  downtown,  and  the  ef-    She  typically  drives,  often  Atlanta home to the near-  tant north-south routes.
              highway  and  shut  down  fects could fall most heav-   by way of the interstate.    est  open  on-ramp  to  the
              the heavily traveled route  ily on commuters from At-   “I’m  supposed  to  be  at  interstate.                      Continued on Page 6
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