Dulles Rail board defends its performance

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The board overseeing the $6 billion Dulles Rail project on Wednesday defended itself against a blistering report from federal investigators who found widespread ethics and contract oversight problems within the organization.

The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority board also sought to dispel public perceptions that it favors the use of union labor to build the rail line to Washington Dulles International Airport.

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