The Railroad To Ruin Quill Pens In An Age Of Automation
A 12 page feature recalls how quill pen ledgers and aging cost systems hinder railroads. James M Easter Jr describes machine aided accounting, job cuts, and the hunt for profitable pricing as railroads face competition and potential strikes. The piece cites Wohl on freight costs and calls for modern costing and electronic systems to boost efficiency.
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Crumbling Rails Prompt Intercity Freight Problems
Interstate Commerce officials report 8702 defective diesel locomotives in 1962 and rails facing heavy repairs. The system seeks 1.25 billion annually for new freight cars and diesels while losses from breakage and delays push costs to about 200 million yearly.
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