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Articles in July, 2000 issue of International Railway Journal

• Two regional transport companies
• Pusan Light Metro Bids In
• Hannover S-Bahn Network Officially Opened
• Sydney Inaugurates Airport Railway Link
• Rail Corrugation: Causes and Cures
  by Joe Kalousek Stuart Grassie
• AAR Evaluates Improved Wagon Suspensions
  by Ken Rownd
• New Technique To Cut Wear
  by R K Upadhyay
• Berlin S-Bahn Draws Up 10-Year Investment Plan
  by Steve Bennett
• Chileans Blow Hot And Cold Over Rail
• Avoid Passenger Partnerships
• Europe Shrinks With Oresund Link Opening
  by Dennis Bowers
• Swedish Franchisees Have Mixed Fortunes
• MetroCali
• The Bogota metro project
• BTS Corporation
• Toronto Plans Airport Rail Link
• Hong Kong Rail Expansion Plan
• DELHI Metro Rail Corporation
• Shanghai Opens Metro Line 2
• Commuter Rail Scheme In Manila
• Santiago To Build Metro Extensions
• The new airport rail station
• Mass Transit Railway Corporation
• Denver Regional Transportation District
• European Investment Bank
• Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District
• Turkish company
• Mumbai Urban Transport Project
• Tri-County Commuter Rail Authority
• Tenders
• The Spanish rail infrastructure company
• HSBC Rail
• Limak Construction
• Turkish State Railways
• Harmon Industries
• Gibb Rail
• Hifab International
• Freight Emphasis Will Transform A Loss-Making Railway
• Bombardier Transportation and Adtranz
• Adtranz and Siemens
• Semato, the public transport authority
• The Paris public transport authority
• Luxembourg National Railways
• SAB Wabco
• Israel Railways
• Indian Railways
• Chemetron Railway Products
• Moroccan Railways
• DSB Receives Freight Locos
• Britain Redraws Franchise Areas
• GERMAN Rail
• Swedes Plan To Increase Speed To 250km/h
• Panama Railway Reopens In 2001
• Talgo Demonstration In The Balkans
• Sale Of NRC And Westrail Freight Advances
• Alstom Profits Up But Margins Slip
• Alstom Takes Over Fiat Ferroviaria
• Amtrak Invests In California
• Robe River Builds Heavy-Haul Line
• Getting Politics Out Of Japanese Railways
• New Alliance Plans Tilting Fleet
• Pacific Surfliner Enters Service In California
• ICE 3 Officially Handed Over
• Consortium Set Up To Design New HS Train
• Pakistan Approves Rail Funding
• Johannesburg Plans Rail/Air Link
• NS To Get New Management
• Danes Evaluate Diesel Train Bids
• The Sundries unit of Danish State Railways
• Estonian Privatisation Agency
• Spoornet International
• Eurotunnel
• Freight services
• Changchun
• Coal companies
• Mr Jaromir Schling
• Ms Mamata Banerjee
• All-India Railwaymen's Federation
• Burundi and Rwanda
• Railtrack

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