Railroad News Archive

28-May-2006

'Railroad travelers tested for explosives (New York Daily News)
MTA police quietly have begun randomly screening Metro-North and Long Island railroad passengers for explosives, officials said yesterday.

'Bellefonte railroad back on track (Centre Daily Times)
BELLEFONTE -- The wait to ride the rails is almost over as the Bellefonte Historical railroad Society has announced that weekend train rides should resume within the next three weeks.

'End-O-line Railroad Park and Museum to open (Murray County News)
End-O-Line Railroad Park and Museum will open for the 2006 tourist season on Saturday, May 27, at 10:00 a.m. This is a change from previous years.

'City officials discuss concerns with railroad personnel (The Observer)
SPRINGFIELD, SUMMIT, NJ - Bob Sheehan, head of Summit and Springfield?s ?Stop the Train Committee,? continues to walk tracks with railroad and government officials.

'ID theft hits home for hundreds of EP railroad employees (ABC 7 El Paso)
The threat of identity theft hits home for several hundred Sun City railroad employees.

'Mongolia applies for affiliation to CIS Railroad Transport Council (Itar-Tass)
VITEBSK (Belarus), May 26 (Itar-Tass) -- Mongolia has applied for affiliation to the CIS Railroad Transport Council, Council Directorate Chairman Sergei Gapeyev told.

'Derailments spark concern over RR safety (WALB News 10)
Albany - Two train derailments within a few hours raise concern over the safety of some south Georgia's railroad tracks. The first derailment happened around 3:30 Tuesday afternoon in Terrell County near the Graves community. Ten train cars derailed. Two containing peanuts spilled.

'Lucas Oil buys Harrison railroad (Louisville Courier-Journal)
Harrison County's century-old freight railroad and the new Colts Stadium in Indianapolis soon will have the same name ? Lucas Oil. Forrest Lucas, the owner of Lucas Oil Products Inc., announced yesterday that his company has bought the Corydon-based railroad. The small freight-hauling business had been losing money for at least five years and was in danger of going under if a buyer hadn't stepped

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