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Railway Age 1969 August 18 Erie Lackawanna speeds up car repairs
Railway Age August 18 1969 Vol 167 No 7
CONTENTS
14 Exclusive interview with UP's Frank Barnett
Union Pacific's chairman looks at railroads as a growth industry, and discusses their investment needs.
28 Erie Lackawanna speeds up car repairs
New procedures at EL's heavy repair shop help get bad-order cars back into service fast.
30 LIRR drama tolls toward a climax
Nelson Rockefeller, running scared against a commuter railroad, is hoping for a 60-day miracle.
44 Viewpoint-The research gap
TAA has done a "10-most-wanted-projects" survey. The results are not altogether heartening.
DEPARTMENTS
30 As the Editor Sees It
37 Freight Carloadings
12 Lines on Labor
8 Monday Morning Report
33 New Products Report
36 People in the News
37 Railway Market
7 Short and Significant
44 Viewpoint
32 Watching Washington
9 Week at a Glance
40 You Ought to Know
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