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Trainsandmore
Member # 896
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Here's an interesting story from the AP. Seems that it was overshadowed by the derailment in Florida.

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?
tmpl=story&u=/ap/20020418/ap_on_go_ot/congress_amtrak_2
 

Ken V
Member # 1466
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quote:
Here's an interesting story from the AP. Seems that it was overshadowed by the derailment in Florida.

This is the complete link: AP Story on Yahoo.

[This message has been edited by Ken V (edited 04-20-2002).]
 

gct29
Member # 1551
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Great news, but no surprise. Most experts predicted that Hollings' bill would pass the Senate. The House is another story.

A big battle still lies ahead. It's very likely that the bill will be watered-down in the House, if it survives at all. Then there's the possibility of a presidential veto, though the White House's apparent disinterest in the issue could be taken as a sign that Bush just wants Congress to deal with it, and will approve whatever they come up with.

Like the old video games say, welcome to Level 2.
 

reggierail
Member # 26
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The bill has just come out of committee. It hasn't been passed by the full senate, I believe it will though.
Now is the time to write, call, e-mail or visit the local office of your House of Representatives & urge them to support a similiar bill. This is probably the best chance we've had in many years to finally get the funding needed to improve & expand our rail system.
Reggie
 



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