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June 24, 2008 - 8:26am

Turnpike lease agreement extended 30 days

By Wally Edge
Category: GovernorTags: Ed Rendell, Turnpike lease

Realizing their projected deal is lacking the necessary votes right now to pass the legislature, Governor Ed Rendell and Citi Infrastructure Investors managers have agreed to extend the bid for 30 days to give Rendell time to change minds.

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