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Railway Age 1973 May 14 Amtrak: The Beginning has Begun
Railway Age 1973 May 14 Amtrak: The Beginning has Begun Small split in lower binding edge
Railway Age is published semi-monthly. Cover, Metroliners usually get cleaned at Sunnyside Yard in New Yorkbut this one was going through the washer at Washington Terminal Co.'s Ivy City facility when photographed by Railway Age Editor Luther Miller.
Contents
Amtrak:
"The beginning has begun," says Roger Lewis p. 34
Old equipment gets new life and a new look p. 37
Purchasing/materials management forum set for St. Louis p. 18
Wood and the railroads: Can demand be tailored to fit supply? p. 24
Chicago pushes a regional-agency transit plan p. 31
News
First-quarter ton-miles set a recordp 8
BN sees another record grain yearp 8
Brooklyn joins the nation's railroadsp 8
Project set up for new car designsp 8
Car orders double 1972 pacep 8
SP-Roseville recovers quicklyp 8
Lingering floodwaters plague railroadsp 10
Water above, water below: An ICG case historyp 11
Railroads seek a 5% rate increasep 14
Toronto will get German maglev systemp 50
Third Auto-Train is plannedp 50
Curtain rises on ACT-1p 50
NTSB go-ahead for more ICG Highlinersp 50
People-mover for Jacksonville?p 50
Design manual completed by I RTp 50
Lindsay plan would cut N.Y. faresp 50
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