Metro may keep bare-bones pay phones

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The pay phone may not be extinct quite yet on the Metro system. The transit agency is considering a short-term plan to keep at least one public line live in each station for emergencies. But what once was a moneymaker for the agency now would come with a cost: $110,000 per year.

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