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Articles in Nov, 2002 issue of Railway Age

• New York MTA plans a major restructuring - Transit Update - Brief Article
• Meetings - Brief Article - Calendar
• Bombardier and CAF share Mexico City order - Transit Update - subway cars - Brief Article
• Chemical shippers cry foul—again: while working closely to move vast volumes of critical freight safely, railroads and "captive" chemical customers remain far apart on rate and service issues - Industry Overview
  by Luther S. Miller
• High profile - People - CIT Rail Resources - Brief Article
• Traffic Control system - Products - Digital Concepts, Inc - Brief Article
• RPI + RSA: one strong, unified voice - Supplyside - Railway Supply Association - Railway Progress Institute - Company Profile
  by George L. Kline
• Composites are catching on: manufacturers of composites are seeing better test results from their products and more acceptance throughout the railway industry - Industry Overview
  by Christopher Ytuarte
• Safety netting - Products - Brief Article
• Managing New York's multitudes: transportation planners in the New York Metropolitan Area are moving forward on an investment program of dimensions not seen in nearly a century
  by William C. Vantuono
• Suppliers - People - Brief Article
• Railcar Motion Detector - Products - Aldon Company - Brief Article
• 100 years ago in - 1902 railroad profits - Brief Article
• KCS moves to scheduled operations: the new Management Control System gives Kansas City Southern the tools to join the ranks of scheduled railroads - Industry Overview
  by William C. Vantuono
• To grind, or not to grind? Among other benefits, rail grinding can extend the service life of one of the biggest-ticket items in a railroad's m/w budget - Brief Article - Industry Overview
  by Tom Judge
• Transit - People - Brief Article
• Obituaries - People - Brief Article - Obituary
• Track data system - Products - ENSCO - Brief Article