Prosperity by parallel pipelines and rail reform
Raymond Earl Garvey argues that American railways should cooperate with pipeline transportation to cut costs and expand service. He envisions joint land use, integrated pumping stations, and parallel lines for gasoline, natural gas, kerosene, and oil, boosting employment and stock values while modernizing efficiency and safety. He cites industry leaders and calls for skilled personnel, research labs, and policy reforms to realize broad national growth.
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