Penn Central Chooses 29 Top Officers and Leaders
Penn Central, formed from the PRR and NYC merger, selects 29 top executives led by Stuart T. Saunders as board chair and CEO. Alfred Stral and E. Perlman named key officers as the railroad aims to expand, diversify, and boost inservice capacity across 14 states and two Canadian provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn Central
Iger
Saunders
Pennsylvania
New ‘York
Majoritime
PRR
Stuart T. Saunders
Haven
Lam
Willders
Perlman
Isenger
Washington
New York
Toads
Boston and Albany
New England
Nixon Favored by Both Parties for GOP Nomination
The Associated Press reports Nixon as the early favorite for the GOP nomination with his official campaign launch in New Hampshire aimed at the March 12 primary. Romney remains his main rival while figures like Reagan Rockefeller Bailey and Kirk weigh paths, Nixon enjoys broad if cautious party support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
White House
Romney
New York
Nelson A
Republic
Rockefeller
John F. Kennedy
New Hampshire
Michigan
George Romney
John M. Bailey
Washington
Bailey
California
Ronald Reagan
Gannett
Reagan
Florida
Claude Kirk
Aram Parnagian
New Hampshire House
Kirk
Manchester Union
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Connecticut
Robert Alton
Alton
Hartford
James P. Daly
Wallace
Oh Pentons
Wder
Purner Balloc Space
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pittsburgh
Jefferson County
Ohio
United Mine Workers Union
Somerset County
Solar
UMW
GOP
Sears
Kenmore
Edgmont Ave
Chester