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Railway Age 1974 April 8 Railroads and Computers Baltimore rail rapid
Railway Age 1974 April 8 Railroads and Computers
Railway Age is published semi-monthly. Cover, Railroad breakthrough into the cybernetics age is suggested in photo by Ike Vern and Dick Wolters.
Contents
Railroads and their computers: What comes next? p. 20
Government will have major role in any U.S. mainline electrification p. 31
Why Baltimore opted for rail rapid p. 32
Which U.S. cities need rail transit? Brinegar hedges p. 34
Coatings: A $30-million marketand still growing p. 37
News
1974 car orders reach 17,977p 8
NW's Fishwick calls competition vitalp 8
CN building new freight routep 8
E.G. Jordan heads USRAp 8
The Roseville blast: Cause unknownp 8
ICC acts in fertilizer squeezep 8
Canadian road will be carbuilderp 8
Rate of return edges past 3%p 10
SP capital outlay to be $241 millionp 16
AREA president to members: "Brickbats..."p 18
Chicagoland votes for RTAbarelyp 50
Turbos for Florida?p 50
10-year plan proposed for Cleveland areap 50
Rapid transit for Detroit?p 50
France plans high-speed electrified linep 50
Rohr resumes delivery of BART carsp 50
Passenger railroads announce fare hikesp 50
Japanese to build Hong Kong subwayp 50
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