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Articles in June, 2004 issue of Railway Age

• Harsco Track Technologies
• Report deems remote control operations safe
• North Carolina Railroad Co
• Spray-cleaning systems
• NJ Transit
• Jonathan Long has been promoted to Burlington Northern and Santa Fe ombudsman for North Dakota, Montana, and South Dakota
• Container management reconsidered
  by Michael F. Gorman
• New York's perpetual motion machine
  by Randy Kennedy
• Help wanted: 80,000 new workers in six years
• FRA administrator leaves post
• Dig this: new East Side Access tunnels
• Meetings
• Reinventing the wheel: TTCI, wheel manufacturers, reconditioners, and owners are getting a handle on new technologies to reduce the appearance of defects and increase wheel life. But could innovation be stifled?
  by Marybeth Luczak
• LEDtronics®
• Traffic originated
• MTA Metro-North Railroad
• RMI has introduced m-Crew to allow small road train crews to receive real-time information in the field and provide updated work orders and other event information to their railroads' Transportation Management Systems using a touch-screen tablet PC and sa
• GATX
• Wheel profile measurement system
• Railway Age presents small-road awards
• "These are exciting times"
• 2005 & Tier II: what impact?
• New York MTA
• What top C&S officers are thinking
• For auto parts, a smooth ride: improved lateral ride quality for auto parts boxcars can be accomplished with available freight car suspensions. Trucks with warp restraint greater than that available with conventional suspensions are needed
  by Ken Rownd
• Standardized databases
  by Herbert Landow
• 2004 guide to equipment leasing
  by Anthony Kruglinski
• For the record
• Houston Metro
• Tackling the security challenge
  by Robert P. DeMarco
• … with NITL President John B. Ficker
  by Marybeth Luczak
• Metropolitan Transportation Authority of Harris County
• M&H locomotive goes for a spin
• Bombardier Capital, Inc
• Portable Truck Crane
• CN has sold 100% of the stock of subsidiary CANAC, Inc., to Salt Lake City, Utah-based Savage Companies
• Railroad financial picture brightens
• Why become a lessor?
• Trinity doubles car backlog, cuts loss
• Chicago Plan work begins
• GO Transit expansion wins funding
• signal installation
• ALSTOM keeps your city moving day and night
• Coming to Miami: DMUs for Tri-Rail.
• Wabtec Corp
• New York's magnificent transportation machine
  by William C. Vantuono
• 2003 preliminary railroad accident / incident data
• MTA New York City Transit
• The first operating segment of the Minneapolis-St. Paul Hiawatha light rail system will open for business on June 26, between downtown Minneapolis and Fort Snelling
• Magnus, LLC
• Website directory
• The American Short Line and Regional Railroad Association presented its 2004 Marketing Awards to North Shore Railroad Co., Providence & Worcester Railroad Co., and San Joaquin Valley Railroad Co
• 100 years of subway cars
• Can "feast or famine" be controlled?
• CSX Transportation
• "Safest year in history" cited as NS takes 15th Harriman gold
• Atlantic Western Transportation, Inc
• Kribber Adzer
• Bombardier addresses overcapacity
  by David Briginshaw
• Scott Moore, a director of government affairs at Union Pacific since 2000 and a former Nebraska Secretary of State and state senator, has been named UP's first GM-public/private partnerships
• Safety is good business
  by Roger H. Nelson
• Preparing for the worst
• Rail-related deaths drop sharply
• Wabtec has reported that its first-quarter sales were 11% higher than in the same period last year, bat net income dropped to $4.8 million from $5.7 million
• Tri-Met's 5.8-mile, 10-station Interstate Metropolitan Area eXpress Yellow Line has opened for revenue service under budget and ahead of schedule
• Pandrol USA
• Detroit-based Delray Connecting Railroad Co. celebrated its 100th anniversary last month
• 100 years of subway signals
• The coming of the subway to New York: a history of the New York City subway as reported in the pages of Railway Age and Railroad Gazette
• What's hot & what's not
• PTC: can we really afford it?
• UTU to UP: get management out of the driver's seat
• This month, MTA Long Island Rail Road will begin three-month-long construction projects in Queens Village and on the Port Washington branch between Bayside and Great Neck
• Tie Tek, LLC
• Federal Signal Corp