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Public Won’t Let Commuter Trains Die In 10 Years
George Alpert, president of the New Haven Railroad, told New England Weekly editors in Rockland, Maine, that commuter service will continue and improve as the public demands it. He warned railroads face subsidy debates, tax inequities, and the need for technical advances to keep private operation viable in the coming decade.
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