PASSENGER TRAIN JOURNAL, 2nd Otr, 2021: AMTRAK, CINCINNATI TRAINS (NEW)

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Passenger Train Journal
The premier publication in the world covering the
Rail Passenger Experience
in North America and abroad.
Each issue contains in-depth articles covering the history of passenger trains and current world-wide news.
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64 Pages
Issue:
20
21
– 2
, Issue 287
Features:
Amtrak’s Vision for 2035
•
by Kevin McKinney
— On the eve of Amtrak’s 50th anniversary, the carrier announces its bold plan for growth and prosperity.
Intercity: Amtrak Before and After its Creation
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by Kevin McKinney
—
PTJ
founder Kevin McKinney provides insight on what it was like to be part of Amtrak’s structuring.
Passenger Trains of Cincinnati–Part 3
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by Jeff Hirsh
— What happened after Amtrak arrived on May 1, 1971? It left Cincinnati Union Terminal, CUT was repurposed and renovated, and then Amtrak returned! Here’s the full story.
A Fan of the Railroads in the Administrative State
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by Bill Anderson
— What was it like to enter the railroading industry at a time of turmoil involving Penn Central, the forthcoming Amtrak, and other aspects of the railroad industry in flux?
Countdown to Amtrak
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by Mike Schafer
— The frenzy prior to the implementation of Amtrak on May 1, 1971, with a last circle trip a week before Amtrak startup, plus some scenes of the last pre-Amtrak trains to depart (and arrive) their terminals on the weekend of May 1, 1971.
Rail Users’ Network
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by Richard Rudolph
— With the high success of Amtrak’s Downeaster service in the Boston–Portland corridor, is it time to extend to other Maine destinations, such as Bangor?
Departments:
Mail, Express and L.C.L.
North American Intercity
•
by Kevin McKinney
On the Point
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by Mike Schafer
Rail Users Network
•
by Richard Rudolph, Ph.D, Chairman, Rail User’s Network
Rush Hour
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by Kevin McKinney with Joseph M. Calisi
The Journal
•
by Kevin McKinney
Window on the World
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by Kevin McKinney
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