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Railroad shares up at the close of July 20 trading

(The Associated Press circulated the following on July 20, 2010.) NEW YORK — Shares of some top railroads companies were up at the close of trading: CSX rose $.82 or 1.6 percent, to $50.61. Canadian National rose $.97 or 1.6 percent, to $60.16. Canadian Pacific rose...

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NS intermodal yard upgrade gets under way in Toledo

(Norfolk Southern and the Ohio Rail Development Commission issued the following on July 21, 2010.) COLUMBUS, Ohio — Toledo’s role as a freight distribution point for the Midwest soon will be strengthened. An almost $12.3-million dollar project to expand capacity and...

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New $17.7 million MBTA station under way in Dorchester

(The following appeared on the Progressive Railroading website on July 19, 2010.) On Friday, Massachusetts and local officials held a groundbreaking for a $17.7 million Four Corners/Geneva commuter-rail station in Dorchester, one of four stations to be built along the...

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GATX deploys low-emission Genset locomotive

(The following story by John D. Boyd appeared on The Journal of Commerce website on July 19, 2010.) WASHINGTON, D.C. — Rail equipment lessor GATX took delivery of a low-emission “genset” switcher locomotive from Wabtec’s MotivePower unit, as the popular yard engines...

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What’s at stake in North Charleston rail debate

(The following story by Daniel Brock appeared on the Charleston Regional Business Journal website on July 19, 2010.) CHARLESTON, S.C. — On a warm evening in early July, North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey grabbed a microphone and laid out a plan to save his city....

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Moving those trains through Raleigh

(The following story by Bruce Siceloff appeared on the News & Observer website on July 20, 2010.) RALEIGH, N.C. — You get history by the earful when you ride around Raleigh with railroaders. And a little prehistory, too. "See how the Norfolk Southern corridor hugs the...

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Nebraska jury says UP owes injured worker $560,000

(The Associated Press circulated the following on July 19, 2010.) GERING, Neb. — Union Pacific Corp. should pay a worker who was injured when she tripped over an object on the job $560,000, a Scotts Bluff County jury ruled. The jury ruled last week in favor of...

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Railroad shares down at the close of July 19 trading

(The Associated Press circulated the following on July 19, 2010.) NEW YORK — Shares of some top railroads companies were down at the close of trading: CSX fell $.33 or .7 percent, to $49.79. Canadian National fell $.03 or .1 percent, to $59.19. Canadian Pacific fell...

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Kansas City Southern: The little railroad that could

(The following story by Randolph Heaster appeared on The Kansas City Star website on July 19, 2010.) KANSAS CITY, Mo. — In 1995 when railroad veteran Michael Haverty joined Kansas City Southern Railway as chief executive, the carrier seemed to be chugging into a long,...

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