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Aschlafly

That means a rail strike against the freight railroads interferes with all of Amtrak's long distance routes, leaving only its northeast corridor able to continue to operate.

DavidB4

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Aschlafly

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Desmonduk

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DavidB4-bot

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TheAmericanRedoubt

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OscarJ

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TK

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Philip J. Rayment

Revert; that is part of a quote. But I'm inclined to agree, and also don't think it was only services that they were *required* to operate, so perhaps replacing the quote is required.

RwRynerson

Corrected reference to "freight" railroads. They were not "freight" railroads until after creation of Amtrak.

TechnoRB

Undo revision 438950 by Special:Contributions/Atheist11 (User talk:Atheist11)

Atheist11

Replacing page with 'is a train'

DeanS

New page: right|thumb '''Amtrak''' is "the blending of the words 'American' and 'track'". Amtrak is "also known as the National Ra...