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JAMMIN’: With the punctuality of the swallows’ return to San Juan Capistrano, the post-Labor Day flock of commuters has descended again upon our freeways. . . . With vacations over, more adults return to work and students head back to school, producing nightmare highway congestion. . . . How bad was it Tuesday? State Department of Transportation officials got a flood of complaints--and say the worst traffic is still to come.
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