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Articles in July, 2004 issue of Railway Track and Structures

• Certified Equipment Centers
• Ask John
• Wheel profile measurement
• Loram Maintenance of Way, Inc
• CTA to repackage, rebid Brown Line construction
• SYSTRA Consulting, Inc
• Handling HAL m/w headaches: heavy axle loads provide more productivity, but railroads have to learn to deal with the much-greater strain put on the track and infrastructure
• Mid-Atlantic Enterprises, Inc
• The Green-brier Companies
• 2004—The legislative endgame for the freight railroads and shortlines
  by Rick Ebersold
• Cattron-Theimeg, Inc
• Website directory
• Battelle
• URS Corp
• Rail/tie transport
• Union Switch & Signal Inc
• Georgetown Rail Equipment Co
• 2004 upcoming committee meetings
• CSX Transportation
• Calendar
• Arch Insurance Group
• Union Switch & Signal
• Industrial switches
• Thompson Industries, Inc
• Go, Kazakhstan!
  by Tom Judge
• Hard Dollar Corp
• New concrete bridge tests at FAST
  by Duane Otter
• Delcan
• Musing on music city meeting
  by George S. Sokulski
• EnerSys
• The AREMA 2004 C & S technical conference
  by Bob Nash
• Tie-plugging machine
• URS Corporation
• UP opens HQ building, breaks ground for Dallas IM facility
• MPL Technology
• Increasing speed through turnouts: a FRA-sponsored study looks at low-cost means to increase safe speeds through turnouts, by way of a retrofit or upgrade
  by Clifford S. Bonaventura
• Georgetown Rail Equipment Co
• FTA approves $490.7 million for East Los Angeles light rail
• C & S Consultants, Inc
• Ballasting in bolder ways: keeping ballast in top shape is a priority among railroads and suppliers are making sure they can do it quickly, safely, efficiently and cost-effectively
  by Mischa Wanek
• Orgo-Thermit Inc