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Trains Magazine 1989 April Mid South Boston-Washington on TGV
Trains 1989 April
3 NEWS AND EDITORIAL COMMENT 10 ARRIVALS & DEPARTURES
12 RAILROAD NEWS PHOTOS
24 LAST RUN OF THE RIVERTON LOCAL
North Western pulls back its frontier JAMES L. HICKEY
26 STRIKE, OR NOT STRIKE?
UTU's leader calls for caution FRED A. HARDIN
28 TIE INSTALLATION THEN AND NOW
On the former GN, the differences of 50 years C.R. "CASEY" ADAMS
30 REBIRTH OF THE VICKSBURG ROUTE
MidSouth Rail: Threefold growth LOUIS R. SAILLARD
42 STEAM RENAISSANCE IN THE MIDWEST (2)
The Spartan locomotive DAVID JONES
49 SELECTED RAILROAD READING
Tales of telegraphy, N&W, Amtrak, and NYC
BOB JOHNSTON, JACK D. McLEAN, JACK PROEFROCK, WALTER H. SCHUCHMANN
53 TRAINS RIDES THE TGV
France's high-speed train, and some comparisons GEORGE H. DRURY
57 PASSENGER-MAULER EXTRAORDINARY
When a Y6b hauled the Clinch Valley varnish RICHARD I. NATION
60 TRAINS HOT SPOTS
Colorado's Joint Line: 115 miles, three railroads MIKE DANNEMAN
82 TRAINS TURNTABLE
The two i's of railroading M. M.RODENBUCHER
62 OF BOOKS AND TRAINS
68RAILWAY POST OFFICE
71SECOND SECTION
75RUNNING EXTRA
78INTERCHANGE
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