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Articles in Jan, 2005 issue of Railway Age

• Tellier resigns as Bombardier chief
• The Association of Car Accounting & Car Services Officers
• Charlotte Area Transit System
• Railway Age announces 2005 small-road awards competition
• Composite materials
• Hiawatha light rail
• Railway Age's Small-Road Update on "Operation Homeland Response" reported that the headquarters of J.B. Hunt and Tyson are in Arkansas
• Railroad Industries, Inc
• Greenbrier signs sourcing agreement with China
• Holland
• San Diego to reduce light rail/freight separations
• Utah DOT
• Flash hazard labels
• Going by the wayside: under AAR's latest initiative, wayside detection technology will not only reduce track damage, it will help railroads and private car owners prevent accidents through proactive maintenance
  by Marybeth Luczak
• Transit in '05 signs & portents
  by Luther S. Miller
• 100 years ago in the Railway Age
• Lose weight now! Ask TTCI how!
  by Jim Robeda
• Montreal, Maine & Atlantic
• Union Switch & Signal
• Southern California Regional Rail Authority
• Alaska Railroad orders PTC system from US&S
• We want to be secure—but don't tie us down
  by William C. Vantuono
• Obituaries
• The meet/pass planning tool described in the November 2004 CSX story is actually the Intelligent Train Scheduler, developed by Intelligent Railroad Systems, Whitefish, Mont
• Standard Steel, LLC
• GO Transit
• GATX acquires 100% of LLP's loco fleet
• 2005 passenger car review and outlook
  by Marybeth Luczak
• Gannett Fleming
• Security: weighing wireless monitoring
  by John Felty
• Meetings
• IANA
• Madrid Metro
• UP or BNSF? Houston-area shippers offered a choice
• In the Transit Update section of the November 2004 issue , Amtrak's disqualification on the Metrolink commuter rail contract was described as Amtrak's unwillingness to accept "loosely written liability language."
• Schaefer Equipment, Inc
• Locomotive horn rule effective April 1
• Car repair billing goes online
• David Goode keeps Norfolk Southern ahead of the curve
  by William C. Vantuono
• GE
• … With TTX president and CEO Andrew F. Reardon
  by Marybeth Luczak
• Great Canadian Railtour Co
• Union Pacific
• Telescopic work platform
• Traffic originated
• TRANSFLO Terminal Services, Inc
• Transcon double-tracking under way
• BHP Billiton Iron Ore Pty. Ltd
• What's in store for 2005?
  by Anthony Kruglinski
• FreightCar America
• GATX Corp
• Rail transit capital expenses, by mode
• Japanese consortium introduces new LRV
• DART
• Montana Rail Link
• Bruce Horowitz has formed a new venture, ESH Consult, in Alexandria, Va., and will lead its efforts as principal, rail transportation economics
• Railroad security issues are unique
  by David Briginshaw
• It's going to be a busy legislative year
  by Thomas D. Simpson
• Washington Group
• WAGO Corp
• Texas Emissions Reduction Program
• Greenbrier buys Bombardier interest in Mexican venture
• REMSA
• Monro quits FRA
• Website directory
• Loftus, a small-road leader and advocate, dies at 74
• PB Consult
• KCS, TMM agree on TFM acquisition
• Retlif
• Connex to take over Metrolink operations
• Burlington Northern and Santa Fe
• STB preserves short line service in Florida