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The Milltown Historical Society and the Raritan River Railroad Historical Society rekindled efforts to move and restore the towns only train station.

 

Plus, Biden asks Congress to avert a railroad strike; Title 42 is set to expire as 15 states sue to keep the measure alive; and more

The Pennsylvania North Shore Railroad is now serving a new 240,000-gallon propane terminal, which opened on Nov. 22.

(Archived document, may contain errors)   WAGING AND WINNING THE WAR OF IDEAS   by Edwin J. Feulner, Jr. President, The Heritage Foundation T he Public Relations Society of America 39th National Conference Washington, D.C. November 12, 1986   INTRODUCTION For four days early in November more than 2,000 of the nation's leading institutional communicators--members of the Public Relations society of America--met in Washington for their 39th National Conference.

JOHNSTOWN – A Cambria County man claims that in his time as a railroad laborer, his workplace exposure to a host of toxic chemicals led him to contract prostate cancer and is suing a Georgia railroad company for damages.

(Archived document, may contain errors)   1014 January 16,1995 A BUDGET STRATEGY TO REINVENT THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT INTRODUCTION President Bill Clinton soon will submit his fiscal 1996 budget to a Congress commit ted to changing Washingtons spending and taxing priorities. In apparent response to the election results, and to the House Republicans Contract With America, Clinton last month announced a plan for a mode st $60 billion tax cut to be financed by reforms in five agencies such as the Dep...

Norfolk Southern (NS) Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Cindy Sanborn will pass the throttle to Paul Duncan on Jan. 1, 2023, the Class I railroad reported Nov. 14.

Given the many successes experienced both at home and abroad, theBush Administration should be open to any proposals forprivate-participation in fixing the ailing passenger rail service.

The National Railroad Hall of Fame will honor rail industry icon Robert D. Krebs of Lake Forest in an induction ceremony on November 8 at BNSF Railway headquarters in Ft. Worth, Texas.