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Railway Age 1974 April 29 Car Supply: Why Shortages persist despite soaring orde
Railway Age 1974 April 29 Car Supply: Why Shortages persist despite soaring orders
Railway Age is published semi-monthly. Cover, The photograph of a Pullman Standard production line at Butler, Pa., was taken by Don OBarsky, P-S photographer.
Contents
CAR SUPPLY:
Why shortages persist despite soaring orders p. 21
Bankrupts are crucial in car supply p. 23
Leasing gives B&M 700 more cars p. 27
Will Watergate dam up Federal car assistance programs? p. 30
Georgia-Pacific gets more from its car fleet p. 31
Meat is truck-competitive in westbound PFE reefers p. 32
News
Railroads go for 10% rate increasep 8
Equipment building totalled $2.4 billionp 8
Chessie: Coal is better than expectedp 8
PC not special case, says Creedyp 8
L.A. ponders building-block approachp 8
Landbridge record for NWp 8
MoPac bullish on Mexico-U.S.-Canada trafficp 10
T&P protests new Amtrak runp 12
Retirement Act set for revisionp 14
ICG centralizes its administrative functionsp 16
BN steps up its car orders as traffic boomsp 18
Milwaukee is first to get new EMD locomotivesp 62
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