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• 1997/02/26:
  State may lend money to keep the Texas Eagle on track Passenger train
  The Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 561 words.
• 1997/02/19:
  Rebuttal: Amtrak investments would benefit nation
  The Detroit News, 416 words.
• 1997/02/17:
  Support for Amtrak Subsidies Loses Steam
  Insight Magazine, 281 words.
• 1997/02/17:
  TRAIN RIDE TO NOWHERE AFTER 25 YEARS AND $18 BILLION IN TAXPAYER SUBSIDIES,
  Fortune Magazine, 439 words.
• 1997/02/13:
  Bicyclists across U.S. fume over Amtrak smoking cars
  Denver Post, 418 words.
• 1997/02/09:
  AMTRAK SIDETRACKED DISPUTE TURNS TRIP PLANNING INTO GUESSING GAME
  Chicago Tribune, 911 words.
• 1997/02/07:
  New problems plague troubled Amtrak span Sheared bolt is replaced, then
  The Star-Ledger Newark, NJ, 645 words.
• 1997/02/06:
  Newscast: Amtrak train derails after hitting tractor-trailer
  Today, 51 words.
• 1997/02/06:
  Newscast: Amtrak train crashes into a tractor trailer truck that was stuck
  CBS Morning News, 78 words.
• 1997/02/06:
  Newscast: Amtrak investigating derailment in Jacksonville, Florida, which
  Today, 72 words.
• 1997/02/06:
  Clinton's budget not an ideal one for Delaware
  Gannett News Service, 797 words.
• 1997/02/06:
  Amtrak adding 2d worker to bridge after malfunction
  The Star-Ledger Newark, NJ, 640 words.
• 1997/02/05:
  BUNGLED AMTRAK MAINTENANCE LEADS TO BIG ACCIDENT
  Portland Oregonian, 1386 words.
• 1997/02/05:
  Amtrak knew of track problem before derailment
  The Star-Ledger Newark, NJ, 1797 words.
• 1997/02/01:
  This Month
  SmartMoney, 185 words.
• 1997/02/01:
  Interview: Peter Greenberg discusses winter vacation deals in the United
  Saturday Today, 1335 words.
• 1997/01/29:
  SLIDE WASHES AWAY AMTRAK INCOME
  The Seattle Times, 578 words.
• 1997/01/29:
  Amtrak route through area may end soon Texas Eagle's San Antonio to St.
  The Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 592 words.
• 1997/01/27:
  Amtrak, operators team up to get skiers on the right track.(rail-ski
  Travel Weekly, 1314 words.
• 1997/01/26:
  ERRATIC SCHEDULE, CUT IN ROUTES ANNOY AMTRAK TRAIN TRAVELERS NATION'S ONLY
  Sun-Sentinel Ft. Lauderdale, 885 words.
• 1997/01/26:
  Amtrak wants tie to Union Station Study of how to improve passenger rail
  The Kansas City Star, 592 words.
• 1997/01/26:
  Amtrak Studies Blazing Path on Old Iowa Route
  The Omaha World-Herald, 945 words.
• 1997/01/26:
  Across the rolling hills of central Iowa, the memory of
  Chicago Tribune, 1720 words.
• 1997/01/24:
  Schedule Snafu May Derail Amtrak Trips
  The Wall Street Journal, 979 words.
• 1997/01/24:
  KEEPING AMTRAK FOR ILLINOIS
  Chicago Tribune, 358 words.
• 1997/01/23:
  Letters The Little Engine That Should
  Investor's Business Daily, 661 words.
• 1997/01/23:
  Amtrak product allows for pay on park passes. (Disneyland)(Brief Article)
  Travel Weekly, 206 words.
• 1997/01/22:
  Amtrak Runs Off the Rails
  The Detroit News, 486 words.
• 1997/01/20:
  STV HOPS ABOARD THE RISK TRAIN JOB
  Engineering News-Record, 510 words.
• 1997/01/20:
  Shuster Revs Up New Effort to Free Transportation Fund
  Engineering News-Record, 496 words.
• 1997/01/20:
  NEW RAIL STATION IN NEW JERSEY HAS CLOSE ENCOUNTER WITH TRACK
  Engineering News-Record, 608 words.
• 1997/01/20:
  Illinois agrees to subsidize Amtrak routes to the Midwest. (Illinois
  Travel Weekly, 146 words.
• 1997/01/15:
  ILLINOIS SIGNS 3-YEAR PACT WITH AMTRAK CHICAGO-DOWNSTATE ROUTES WILL
  Chicago Tribune, 449 words.
• 1997/01/15:
  ILLINOIS REACHES DEAL WITH AMTRAK
  The Journal of Commerce, 41 words.
• 1997/01/15:
  Ice interfered with signal but not with rails No risk of repeated
  The Star-Ledger Newark, NJ, 505 words.
• 1997/01/15:
  Amtrak Loss Widens, Putting It on Road To New Loan of as Much as $70
  The Wall Street Journal, 842 words.
• 1997/01/15:
  AMTRAK FACES ILLINOIS FINES IF ITS TRAINS LEAVE LATE
  St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 731 words.
• 1997/01/14:
  Power accident delays rail passengers; Amtrak train pulls down electric
  The Baltimore Sun, 291 words.
• 1997/01/14:
  Newscast: Amtrak and federal investigators trying to pinpoint cause of
  This Morning, 108 words.
• 1997/01/13:
  Philadelphia features food, freedom.(Pennsylvania location for the ASHRAE
  Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration News, 767 words.
• 1997/01/13:
  ABA survey: operators expect business to be bustling in '97.(American Bus
  Travel Weekly, 341 words.
• 1997/01/09:
  Weather causes rail disruptions in western U.S.
  Travel Weekly, 473 words.
• 1997/01/09:
  PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE PLAN ON TRACK
  The Journal of Commerce, 35 words.
• 1997/01/08:
  JUDGE CLEARS WAY FOR AMTRAK PROJECT
  The Journal of Commerce, 25 words.
• 1997/01/03:
  RULING FAVORS AMTRAK IN DEVELOPMENT DISPUTE
  St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 283 words.
• 1997/01/01:
  Hitting Pay DIRT
  Promo, 1373 words.
• 1996/12/31:
  The Economy Perspective Taken For A Ride?
  Investor's Business Daily, 721 words.
• 1996/12/30:
  EDITORIAL End Amtrak subsidies
  Boston Herald, 375 words.
• 1996/12/28:
  Smokers can get ride out of town on a rail
  The Tampa Tribune, 427 words.
• 1996/12/24:
  Profile: Angela Gittens, Hartsfield International Airport; Tom Downs,
  Today, 1217 words.
• 1996/12/23:
  With New President, Bus Group Looks To Future
  Tour & Travel News, 953 words.
• 1996/12/23:
  DOT Draft Quiet on Formulas, Expands ISTEA Programs
  Engineering News-Record, 483 words.
• 1996/12/20:
  WIDOW TO SUE FIVE COMPANIES FOR NEGLIGENCE IN RAIL ACCIDENT
  The Journal of Commerce, 35 words.
• 1996/12/19:
  Survivors of MARC Crewman Sue in Train Crash That Killed 11
  The Washington Post, 682 words.
• 1996/12/19:
  $211.5 million sought in conductor's death, 6 rail workers' injuries; First
  The Baltimore Sun, 652 words.
• 1996/12/16:
  More People Relax, Ride The Rails to Sacramento
  The San Francisco Chronicle, 1206 words.
• 1996/12/16:
  Key's Reno Fun, Snow trips on track.(Key Holidays offers Reno Fun Train and
  Travel Weekly, 783 words.
• 1996/12/16:
  Amtrak forms CRS advisory council to help agents sell rail.(National
  Travel Weekly, 386 words.
• 1996/12/12:
  Time has nearly run out on Amtrak's survival game
  Rocky Mountain News, 696 words.
• 1996/12/12:
  AMTRAK TO STUDY MIDWEST PASSENGER SERVICE
  The Journal of Commerce, 31 words.
• 1996/12/10:
  News Briefs--The Federal Railroad Administration
  Hazmat Transport News, 162 words.
• 1996/12/09:
  AIRLINES TO APPEAL AWARD OVER SIGNAGE; TEXAS ISSUES RULE ON MEDICAL
  Business Insurance, 1988 words.
• 1996/12/09:
  AIRLINES TO APPEAL AWARD OVER SIGNAGE; TEXAS ISSUES RULE ON MEDICAL
  Business Insurance, 1988 words.
• 1996/12/06:
  He can't look the other way
  The Boston Globe, 788 words.
• 1996/12/06:
  Commentary: Classic Washington miscommunication
  The News, 197 words.
• 1996/12/05:
  State considers opening Amtrak routes for bidding
  Chicago Sun-Times, 422 words.
• 1996/12/04:
  REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS FOR ARCHITECT-ENGINEER
  Commerce Business Daily, 228 words.
• 1996/12/04:
  MASTERCARD, AMTRAK ALL ABOARD ON DEBIT
  Financial Services Report, 514 words.
• 1996/12/03:
  TRACKING COSTS AGENCY WANTS BIDDING ON AMTRAK ROUTES
  St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 427 words.
• 1996/12/03:
  AMTRAK ROUTES MAY BE UP FOR BID ILLINOIS OFFICIALS THINK COMPETITION MAY
  St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 352 words.
• 1996/12/02:
  State may ask bids on Amtrak routes
  Chicago Sun-Times, 475 words.
• 1996/12/02:
  DERAILMENT SPARKS INSPECTIONS
  Engineering News-Record, 580 words.
• 1996/12/01:
  Tom Downs to Amtrack detractors: "Get out of my face."(Amtrak CEO Tom
  Railway Age, 991 words.
• 1996/12/01:
  TICKET TO RIDE
  Promo, 678 words.
• 1996/12/01:
  Amtrak's fight for survival; Reduced federal support: Passenger rail line
  The Baltimore Sun, 368 words.
• 1996/12/01:
  Amtrak Seeks To Upgrade Stations
  Architectural Record, 138 words.
• 1996/12/01:
  Amtrak is far better investment for Florida than bullet train
  The Tampa Tribune, 582 words.
• 1996/12/01:
  ALL ABOARD THE AUTO TRAIN
  Chicago Tribune, 1715 words.
• 1996/11/29:
  PRP to do Paoli Rail Yard soil cleanup
  Superfund Week, 405 words.
• 1996/11/29:
  AMTRAK JURY FINDS KISSIMMEE AND FMPA NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TURBINE ACCIDENT
  Southeast Power Report, 209 words.
• 1996/11/28:
  Amtrak worker struck and killed near site of recent derailment
  The Star-Ledger Newark, NJ, 599 words.
• 1996/11/27:
  Newscast: Thanksgiving weekend to be heavy travel time
  NBC News at Sunrise, 364 words.
• 1996/11/27:
  Newscast: Expect delays at airports around the country for this busy
  This Morning, 400 words.
• 1996/11/27:
  Interview: Chicago Commissioner of Aviation Mary Rose Loney, Amtrak's Cliff
  Today, 1093 words.
• 1996/11/26:
  Profile: Millions of Americans expected to travel this weekend for annual
  The News, 487 words.
• 1996/11/26:
  Profile: Holiday travel season begins with flood of travelers for
  NBC Nightly News, 583 words.
• 1996/11/26:
  Newscast: Nationwide rail inspection is ordered following Amtrak derailment
  NBC News at Sunrise, 93 words.
• 1996/11/26:
  Amtrak hopes to lift limits on bridge today
  The Star-Ledger Newark, NJ, 848 words.
• 1996/11/25:
  Rail service back; crash investigatedNational safety board probe focuses on
  The Star-Ledger Newark, NJ, 1032 words.
• 1996/11/25:
  Newscast: Investigators believe derailment of Amtrak caused by broken rail
  Today, 66 words.
• 1996/11/25:
  Newscast: Broken rail attachment responsible for Amtrak derailment
  CBS Morning News, 108 words.
• 1996/11/25:
  Newscast: Amtrak plans to resume normal schedule following weekend
  NBC News at Sunrise, 88 words.
• 1996/11/25:
  Misaligned tracks blamed in derailment; Broken attachment caused Amtrak
  The Baltimore Sun, 505 words.
• 1996/11/25:
  Misaligned track cited in Amtrak derailment
  USA Today, 438 words.
• 1996/11/25:
  EFT DIGEST: Amtrak Introduces On-Line Debit
  Bank Network News, 57 words.
• 1996/11/25:
  After derailment, Amtrak back on track in Northeast
  USA Today, 429 words.
• 1996/11/24:
  Train derails into marsh in New Jersey; Amtrak wreck snarls service from
  The Baltimore Sun, 917 words.
• 1996/11/24:
  Riding a memory in the West; Railroading: A journey on the Pioneer provides
  The Baltimore Sun, 1773 words.
• 1996/11/24:
  Newscast: One set of tracks repaired in yesterday's derailment of an Amtrak
  CBS Evening News, 69 words.
• 1996/11/24:
  Newscast: Investigators say broken side bar caused yesterday's train
  Cbs Sunday Night News, 82 words.
• 1996/11/24:
  Newscast: Amtrak repairs tracks after derailment of train in New Jersey
  Sunday Today, 63 words.
• 1996/11/24:
  New Jersey train derailment hurts 34, snarls major routes Cause unknown;
  The Courier-Journal Louisville, KY, 585 words.
• 1996/11/24:
  MAIL TRAIN DERAILS IN N.J.; 34 HURT
  Portland Oregonian, 538 words.
• 1996/11/24:
  Dozens hurt in train accident
  The Tampa Tribune, 405 words.
• 1996/11/24:
  AMTRAK TRAIN'S DERAILMENT CAUSES HUGE TRAVEL SNARLS NEAR NEW YORK
  The Plain Dealer Cleveland, OH, 342 words.
• 1996/11/24:
  Amtrak train jumps NJ track, injuring 34 Officials looking at bridge
  The Dallas Morning News, 670 words.
• 1996/11/24:
  Amtrak Train Derails, Injuring 35
  Newsday, 530 words.
• 1996/11/24:
  AMTRAK TRAIN DERAILS IN SWAMP, INJURING 35 PEOPLE
  Buffalo News, 333 words.
• 1996/11/24:
  Amtrak Train Derails in New Jersey, Injuring 34; A Second Carrier Is
  The Washington Post, 1276 words.
• 1996/11/24:
  35 INJURED AS AMTRAK TRAIN DERAILS NEAR MANHATTAN
  St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 431 words.
• 1996/11/24:
  35 hurt when Boston-bound train derails 34 hurt as Boston-bound train
  The Boston Globe, 938 words.
• 1996/11/24:
  34 People Hurt as Amtrak Train Jumps Tracks Transportation: No serious
  Los Angeles Times, 494 words.
• 1996/11/24:
  34 hurt in derailment // TRANSPORTATION: Passengers wait in chilly
  The Orange County Register, 431 words.
• 1996/11/24:
  32 hurt as Amtrak train narrowly averts disaster
  Houston Chronicle, 426 words.
• 1996/11/23:
  No Free Ride
  National Journal, 3044 words.
• 1996/11/23:
  Newscast: Thirty are injured but no one killed in Amtrak train derailment
  NBC Nightly News, 198 words.
• 1996/11/21:
  Stowe Mountain Resort: still at the peak of its popularity. (includes
  Travel Weekly, 618 words.
• 1996/11/21:
  Retracing the route to freedom. (Anthony Cohen traveled 1,500 miles from
  National Parks, 1943 words.
• 1996/11/20:
  MASTERCARD, AMTRAK ALL ABOARD ON DEBIT
  EFT Report, 484 words.
• 1996/11/19:
  Mail-rail riders sack out by the dawn's early light
  USA Today, 805 words.
• 1996/11/18:
  NEW AIRPORT MONORAIL WILL GO THE OTHER MILE
  Engineering News-Record, 95 words.
• 1996/11/15:
  Interview: The mole people; two people describe their existence for years
  The Jerry Springer Show, 6477 words.
• 1996/11/13:
  ALL ABOARD
  CardFAX, 72 words.
• 1996/11/12:
  Amtrak leaves Tampa in dark
  The Tampa Tribune, 595 words.
• 1996/11/11:
  Houston line ranks as nation's worst-performing passenger train Amtrak says
  The Dallas Morning News, 684 words.
• 1996/11/10:
  INTO THE SUNSET/Romantic cross-country train ride rolls up Amtrak costs
  Houston Chronicle, 1193 words.
• 1996/11/09:
  Filler: Co-op time
  Saturday Today, 989 words.
• 1996/11/08:
  AMTRAK CANCELS LOCAL RESERVATIONS FOR BUILDING
  Chicago Tribune, 712 words.
• 1996/11/07:
  Card Briefs: Most's Debit Cards Accepted by Amtrak
  American Banker, 60 words.
• 1996/11/07:
  Card Briefs: Most's Debit Cards Accepted by Amtrak
  American Banker, 60 words.
• 1996/11/04:
  Bus ride gets longer before all aboard Amtrak
  The Tampa Tribune, 441 words.
• 1996/11/04:
  Amtrak slates Northeast upgrades. (National Railroad Passenger Corp.)(Brief
  Travel Weekly, 177 words.
• 1996/11/02:
  Profile: Role generation Xers play in the corporate business world; many
  How to Succeed in Business, 594 words.
• 1996/11/02:
  D.C. Official Derailed In Search for Funds; Congress Passes Bill to Protect
  The Washington Post, 393 words.
• 1996/11/02:
  Bus service to connect Louisville with Amtrak's hub in Chicago
  The Courier-Journal Louisville, KY, 492 words.
• 1996/11/01:
  What would a CSX-Conrail combo mean to passenger rail?(North America In
  Railway Age, 970 words.
• 1996/11/01:
  Fighting for civil justice. (responding to tort reform attempts)
  Trial, 893 words.
• 1996/10/30:
  AMTRAK ANNOUNCES ROUTE EXPANSIONS
  The Journal of Commerce, 24 words.
• 1996/10/28:
  AMTRAK STILL REVIEWING BIDS
  Power Markets Week, 174 words.
• 1996/10/21:
  SLANTS & TRENDS: AMTRAK
  U.S. Rail News, 204 words.
• 1996/10/21:
  Greyhound service provides driving alternative. (bus service between Ft.
  Travel Weekly, 320 words.
• 1996/10/21:
  Amtrak Eagle rides on Austin mood
  San Antonio Express-News, 774 words.
• 1996/10/20:
  Subsidized train hauls lot of pork
  Houston Chronicle, 736 words.
• 1996/10/20:
  Romance of the rail Amtrak's threatened Texas Eagle combines joy of
  The Dallas Morning News, 1977 words.
• 1996/10/20:
  Future of Amtrak's Texas Eagle Hinges on Mood in Austin, Washington
  The Associated Press, 769 words.
• 1996/10/17:
  Presidential Candidates: On The Issues
  The Associated Press Political Service, 265 words.
• 1996/10/17:
  Future of Amtrak's Texas Eagle Hinges on Mood in Austin, Washington
  The Associated Press, 768 words.
• 1996/10/17:
  Amtrak to debut on-line booking.
  Travel Weekly, 88 words.
• 1996/10/16:
  Presidential Candidates: On The Issues
  The Associated Press, 246 words.
• 1996/10/16:
  Presidential Candidates: On The Issues
  The Associated Press Political Service, 265 words.
• 1996/10/15:
  Reprieve for 4 Amtrak Routes / Runs include one to S.F. Mayor Willie
  The San Francisco Chronicle, 506 words.
• 1996/10/11:
  EX-DINING CAR STEWARD SUES IN DERAILMENT
  The Journal of Commerce, 27 words.
• 1996/10/10:
  Other countries support trains; why don't we?
  USA Today, 284 words.
• 1996/10/10:
  Congress allots Amtrak $22M to keep four routes running.(National Railroad
  Travel Weekly, 228 words.
• 1996/10/09:
  DAMAGED CSXT BRIDGE HALTS AMTRAK ROUTE
  The Journal of Commerce, 27 words.
• 1996/10/08:
  BNSF, Amtrak Sign 15-Year Agreement
  U.S. Rail News, 249 words.
• 1996/10/07:
  Off the rails.(rail travel)
  The New Leader, 1842 words.
• 1996/10/07:
  $21 million Paoli cleanup agreement near
  Superfund Week, 374 words.
• 1996/10/06:
  AMTRAK SABOTAGE, 1 YEAR LATER MISERY STILL DOGS VICTIMS OF WRECK
  The Arizona Republic, 2148 words.
• 1996/10/04:
  Railroads: BNSF, Amtrak Sign 15-Year Agreement
  Inside DOT & Transportation Week, 248 words.
• 1996/10/03:
  BNSF, AMTRAK SIGN 15-YEAR AGREEMENT
  The Journal of Commerce, 24 words.
• 1996/10/02:
  Governor says Amtrak facing tough sales job
  San Antonio Express-News, 481 words.
• 1996/10/01:
  Hutchison: States Will Have to Pitch In To Keep Amtrak Lines
  The Associated Press Political Service, 565 words.
• 1996/09/29:
  GULF COAST LIMITED DODGES BULLET SUBSIDY GRANTS AMTRAK NEW LIFE
  The New Orleans Times-Picayune, 580 words.
• 1996/09/29:
  Four Amtrak Routes Saved from Axe by Spending Bill
  The Associated Press, 362 words.
• 1996/09/29:
  Four Amtrak Routes Saved from Axe by Spending Bill
  The Associated Press, 362 words.
• 1996/09/29:
  AMTRAK DECISION Texas Eagle shutdown shouldn't end the debate
  The Dallas Morning News, 387 words.
• 1996/09/27:
  Delaware lawmakers push for Amtrak money as session nears end
  Gannett News Service, 539 words.
• 1996/09/27:
  AMTRAK APPROVES PLAN THAT WILL CUT ROUTES
  The Journal of Commerce, 33 words.
• 1996/09/26:
  WEBWIRE-LETTER TO NATIONAL RAILROAD PASSENGER CORP. ON AMTRAK FUNDING
  Government Press Releases by Federal Document Clearing House, 275 words.
• 1996/09/26:
  ISTEA REAUTHORIZATION ISSUES
  Congressional Testimony by Federal Document Clearing House, 2804 words.
• 1996/09/23:
  The trains are leaving
  The Tampa Tribune, 523 words.
• 1996/09/20:
  PASSENGERS DELAYED HOURS AFTER AMTRAK ACCIDENT
  The Journal of Commerce, 32 words.
• 1996/09/19:
  Railway offers bus connection. (Greyhound to provide Amtrak passengers
  Travel Weekly, 63 words.
• 1996/09/18:
  Delaware lawmakers warn Congress that Amtrak still needs money for
  Gannett News Service, 485 words.
• 1996/09/16:
  Sato keeps P.O. account; rebate level increases. (SatoTravel; U.S. Postal
  Travel Weekly, 252 words.
• 1996/09/16:
  FOUR THREATENED ROUTES MAY GET REPRIEVE
  The Journal of Commerce, 40 words.
• 1996/09/16:
  Amtrak Cutbacks Blasted
  Traffic World, 793 words.
• 1996/09/15:
  Off Track Derailing the Texas Eagle would be a big mistake
  The Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 854 words.
• 1996/09/15:
  Innovative Web Sites: Amtrak Selects DIGEX to Track onto the Internet
  Internet Content Report, 78 words.
• 1996/09/12:
  House-Senate negotiators give Amtrak less than requested
  Gannett News Service, 369 words.
• 1996/09/12:
  AMTRAK PRESIDENT PLEADS FOR FUNDING
  The Journal of Commerce, 31 words.
• 1996/09/11:
  Texans rail about necessity of having Amtrak in the state
  San Antonio Express-News, 514 words.
• 1996/09/11:
  Amtrak chief defends cutting Texas Eagle Congress left agency with little
  The Dallas Morning News, 613 words.
• 1996/09/10:
  Congress on tight schedule to save railroad, Amtrak officials tell senators
  Gannett News Service, 391 words.
• 1996/09/10:
  AMTRAK SERVICE
  Congressional Testimony by Federal Document Clearing House, 764 words.
• 1996/09/10:
  AMTRAK SERVICE
  Congressional Testimony by Federal Document Clearing House, 3224 words.
• 1996/09/10:
  AMTRAK SERVICE
  Congressional Testimony by Federal Document Clearing House, 2463 words.
• 1996/09/10:
  AMTRAK SERVICE
  Congressional Testimony by Federal Document Clearing House, 2241 words.
• 1996/09/10:
  AMTRAK SERVICE
  Congressional Testimony by Federal Document Clearing House, 2039 words.
• 1996/09/10:
  AMTRAK SERVICE
  Congressional Testimony by Federal Document Clearing House, 1896 words.
• 1996/09/10:
  AMTRAK SERVICE
  Congressional Testimony by Federal Document Clearing House, 1888 words.
• 1996/09/10:
  AMTRAK SERVICE
  Congressional Testimony by Federal Document Clearing House, 1079 words.
• 1996/09/10:
  Amtrak Chief Says He Can't Keep Texas Eagle, Other Routes Alive
  The Associated Press Political Service, 724 words.
• 1996/09/10:
  Amtrak Chief Says He Can't Keep Texas Eagle, Other Routes Alive
  The Associated Press Political Service, 621 words.
• 1996/09/09:
  HURRICANE FRAN BATTERS CAROLINAS, BUT HUGO-SIZE CLAIMS UNLIKELY
  Business Insurance, 1810 words.
• 1996/09/09:
  Amtrak Web site offers interactive travel center
  Travel Weekly, 256 words.
• 1996/09/02:
  Amtrak suppliers protest power RFP
  Energy Report, 220 words.
• 1996/09/01:
  The Passenger Train in the Motor Age: California's Rail and Bus Industries,
  Journal of the American Planning Association, 692 words.
• 1996/09/01:
  Profile: Fall travel bargains
  Sunday Today, 1352 words.
• 1996/08/30:
  PP&L INSISTS AMTRAK IS RETAIL USER; OFFERS RATE DEAL IN RESPONSE TO RFP
  Northeast Power Report, 387 words.
• 1996/08/29:
  Federal Budget-- Transportation Funds Pass Congress.
  Facts on File World News Digest, 354 words.
• 1996/08/28:
  AMTRAK'S VERMONTER HITS TRUCK, DERAILS
  The Journal of Commerce, 24 words.
• 1996/08/26:
  Proxima Designs One-Stop Travel Center On The Web For Amtrak
  Federal Computer Market Report, 166 words.
• 1996/08/26:
  Proxima Designs One-Stop Travel Center On The Web For Amtrak
  EDP Weekly, 167 words.
• 1996/08/26:
  METROLINER COURTS LEISURE TRAVEL;FIRST TOURISM PITCH FOR AMTRAK'S EAST
  Advertising Age, 350 words.
• 1996/08/26:
  Broad Changes As Amtrak Tries To Do With Less Will cut some of its routes
  Tour & Travel News, 682 words.
• 1996/08/26:
  AMTRAK OVERHAULS WEB DESTINATION
  New Media Week, 41 words.
• 1996/08/26:
  7. DIGEX HOSTS AMTRAK SITE
  Interactive Daily, 49 words.
• 1996/08/25:
  President Clinton Hits the Rails On a Four-Day Stump Segment Number: 01
  All Things Considered, 1142 words.
• 1996/08/23:
  Unity Week unifies family, friends, foes, pols
  Philadelphia Tribune, The, 625 words.
• 1996/08/23:
  Officials try to save doomed Amtrak route
  The Dallas Morning News, 442 words.
• 1996/08/23:
  Filler: Weather report
  Today, 453 words.
• 1996/08/23:
  Coalition vows to save rail route A regional alliance is determined to get
  The Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 943 words.
• 1996/08/23:
  Amtrak tells officials at least $15 million is needed to stop pullout
  The Dallas Morning News, 691 words.
• 1996/08/22:
  Officials to plan strategy to save Texas Eagle route
  The Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 804 words.
• 1996/08/22:
  AMTRAK TRAIN HITS TRUCK, KILLING DRIVER
  The Journal of Commerce, 23 words.
• 1996/08/22:
  Amtrak keeps bids quiet, while utilities contest solicitation
  Current Competition, 402 words.
• 1996/08/21:
  Demise of Bullet Train Revives Hope for Amtrak
  The Wall Street Journal, 1086 words.
• 1996/08/20:
  Amtrak Takes To Virtual Rails With New Web Site 08/20/96
  Newsbytes, 336 words.
• 1996/08/19:
  SQL FINANCIALS: SQL signs Amtrak, CompUSA, T. Rowe Price, others in strong
  M2 Presswire, 631 words.
• 1996/08/18:
  TRAINSPORTATION Do Amtrak arguments track reality?
  The Dallas Morning News, 342 words.
• 1996/08/16:
  AMTRAK SEES MORE POWER SUPPLY BIDS FOLLOWING CURRENT RFP FOR 160 MW
  Northeast Power Report, 487 words.
• 1996/08/15:
  Amtrak spins its restructuring into positive turn for agents.(National
  Travel Weekly, 327 words.
• 1996/08/15:
  A ticket to ride: coast-to-coast rail trip caters to leisure
  Travel Weekly, 1463 words.
• 1996/08/14:
  Train travelers mourn death of Amtrak's Eagle Cancellation of San
  The Dallas Morning News, 1287 words.
• 1996/08/14:
  Riled on the rails Riders, enthusiasts of Texas Eagle lament Amtrak's
  The Dallas Morning News, 1315 words.
• 1996/08/14:
  Railed on the rails Train riders criticize plan to shut down Texas Eagle
  The Dallas Morning News, 1070 words.
• 1996/08/13:
  Amtrak's Electric Rail Project Approved by CT
  Electric Vehicles Energy Network Online Today, 202 words.
• 1996/08/12:
  MURKOWSKI OFFERS AMTRAK AMENDMENT TO SPOTLIGHT `INEQUITY,' FEDERAL COSTS
  Electric Utility Week, 358 words.
• 1996/08/12:
  FACING CUTS, AMTRAK PLANS TO RESTRUCTURE
  The Journal of Commerce, 30 words.
• 1996/08/12:
  Anti-terrorism act among bills advanced by House. (Aviation Security and
  Travel Weekly, 431 words.
• 1996/08/12:
  Amtrak to restructure routes. (National Railroad Passenger Corp.)(Brief
  Travel Weekly, 55 words.
• 1996/08/12:
  Amtrak Suffers Delays
  Traffic World, 277 words.
• 1996/08/10:
  East Texas town losing new Amtrak stop to rail cutbacks
  The Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 669 words.
• 1996/08/09:
  Washington & World DOLE'S VEEP: Republican presidential nominee Bob Dole
  Investor's Business Daily, 445 words.
• 1996/08/09:
  Texas Railroad Man Discusses Small Town Need for Trains Segment Number: 15
  All Things Considered, 844 words.
• 1996/08/09:
  Tampa rail travelers to be left in the dark
  The Tampa Tribune, 582 words.
• 1996/08/09:
  Newscast: Business news and stock report
  CBS Morning News, 262 words.
• 1996/08/09:
  Mineola's Amtrak service to end after just getting started
  The Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 686 words.
• 1996/08/09:
  Hutchison resists loss of Amtrak Hearing set on closure of Texas Eagle
  The Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 674 words.
• 1996/08/09:
  Hutchison plans hearings on Amtrak decision
  The Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 625 words.
• 1996/08/09:
  Hutchison calls hearing on Amtrak
  The Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 341 words.
• 1996/08/09:
  Hutchison calls for Amtrak hearing She's `not giving up' on area routes
  The Dallas Morning News, 871 words.
• 1996/08/09:
  Hutchison calling Amtrak hearing Senator, Bush criticize plans to cut
  The Dallas Morning News, 574 words.
• 1996/08/09:
  For towns losing rail service, little hope of reversing fate
  USA Today, 518 words.
• 1996/08/09:
  For Riders in 42 Cities, It's the End of the Line; Amtrak Taking 3,000
  The Washington Post, 662 words.
• 1996/08/09:
  Amtrak, facing deficit, to cut more service
  The Courier-Journal Louisville, KY, 497 words.
• 1996/08/09:
  Amtrak to drop passenger service to 42 towns, cities
  USA Today, 278 words.
• 1996/08/09:
  AMTRAK SEEKING 160 MW OVER 5 YEARS FOR NORTHEAST LINE; BIDS DUE AUG. 19
  Independent Power Report, 469 words.
• 1996/08/09:
  Amtrak Faces Fiscal '96 Deficit, Plans Cuts, Layoffs
  The Wall Street Journal, 419 words.
• 1996/08/09:
  Amtrak announces the end of the line for `Texas Eagle' - Train company says
  San Antonio Express-News, 644 words.
• 1996/08/08:
  Newscast: Amtrak announces major service changes to boost bottom line
  CBS Evening News, 80 words.
• 1996/08/08:
  Bush `Disappointed' in Amtrak Move, Hutchison Calls Hearing
  The Associated Press Political Service, 653 words.
• 1996/08/08:
  Amtrak, N.Y.
  Current Competition, 1827 words.
• 1996/08/08:
  Amtrak to cut service to Dallas Interstate route to be eliminated
  The Dallas Morning News, 924 words.
• 1996/08/08:
  Amtrak issues 160 MW RFP, plans future solicitations
  Current Competition, 515 words.
• 1996/08/07:
  Dallas To Lose Interstate Passenger Rail Service
  The Associated Press, 340 words.
• 1996/08/05:
  Majesty Cruise Moves Passengers By Land And Sea
  Tour & Travel News, 419 words.
• 1996/08/05:
  BGE SAYS AMTRAK IS A RETAIL CUSTOMER, AND NOT ELIGIBLE TO FLOAT 160-MW RFP
  Electric Utility Week, 632 words.
• 1996/08/05:
  AMTRAK RESTORES DAILY CRESCENT ROUTE
  The Journal of Commerce, 22 words.
• 1996/08/05:
  Amtrak bids for competitive power but getting it could be a long shot
  Energy Report, 1015 words.
• 1996/08/01:
  Trade takes steps to boost security. (Association of Retail Travel Agents)
  Travel Weekly, 789 words.
• 1996/08/01:
  A Renfe Talgo plant in the U.S.? (Spanish company might build U.S. plant if
  Railway Age, 354 words.
• 1996/07/30:
  AMTRAK EVACUATES TRAIN AFTER BOMB THREAT
  The Journal of Commerce, 23 words.
• 1996/07/29:
  AMTRAK SEEKS BIDS FOR UP TO 160 MW TO SUPPLY D.C.-TO-N.Y. RAIL CORRIDOR
  Power Markets Week, 412 words.
• 1996/07/26:
  AMTRAK MAY CANCEL GULF COAST SERVICE
  The Journal of Commerce, 26 words.
• 1996/07/24:
  AMTRAK ON TRACK WITH HIGH-SPEED SERVICE
  The Journal of Commerce, 19 words.
• 1996/07/23:
  Va. Commuter Rail To Resume Service; VRE, Amtrak, Freight Operations
  The Washington Post, 660 words.
• 1996/07/23:
  TRANSCONTINENTAL RAIL? AMTRAK MULLS `THROUGH' TRAINS WITH SHORTER CHICAGO
  Chicago Tribune, 529 words.
• 1996/07/22:
  Commuter Rail Service Canceled After Accident; 2 CSX Trains Derail in
  The Washington Post, 348 words.
• 1996/07/18:
  Railroad adjusts sleeper pricing. (Amtrak adopts yield-management
  Travel Weekly, 78 words.
• 1996/07/18:
  AMTRAK: AID VITAL TO FAST-RAIL PLAN
  The Journal of Commerce, 42 words.
• 1996/07/16:
  Senate subcommittee votes to come to Amtrak's rescue
  Gannett News Service, 1051 words.
• 1996/07/16:
  FLATTENED RAIL HEAD LED TO AMTRAK CRASH
  The Journal of Commerce, 41 words.
• 1996/07/16:
  As Congress Retreats on Amtrak, Long-Distance Service May Suffer
  The Washington Post, 874 words.
• 1996/07/12:
  Amtrak hopes for share of gas tax
  Gannett News Service, 831 words.
• 1996/07/12:
  Amtrak hopes for share of gas tax
  Gannett News Service, 691 words.
• 1996/07/11:
  All Aboard! Riding the rails is a chance for Jewish travelers to glimpse
  Jewish Exponent, 930 words.
• 1996/07/10:
  BIDEN AND ROTH CALL FOR RESTORING AMTRAK FUNDING
  Government Press Releases by Federal Document Clearing House, 308 words.
• 1996/07/09:
  Washington & World POWELL-POLITICS: Voicing fresh reluctance about entering
  Investor's Business Daily, 455 words.
• 1996/07/08:
  Northeast Bond-Watch
  The Bond Buyer, 1294 words.
• 1996/07/04:
  Newscast: FBI looking for links in last October's Amtrak derailment with
  Today, 78 words.
• 1996/07/04:
  Newscast: FBI investigates whether members of Viper Militia in Arizona are
  CBS This Morning, 78 words.
• 1996/07/02:
  HOUSE APPROVES TRANSPORT SPENDING BILL
  The Journal of Commerce, 26 words.
• 1996/07/01:
  They've been working on the railroad; Amtrak packs better foodservice
  Restaurant Business, 623 words.
• 1996/07/01:
  Disney Gives Consumers A Ride
  Youth Markets Alert, 54 words.
• 1996/06/27:
  Amtrak, limo service enable clients to attend Olympic soccer.
  Travel Weekly, 258 words.
• 1996/06/20:
  Amtrak offers tickets as prize. (Picture Yourself on the Lake Shore Limited
  Travel Weekly, 126 words.
• 1996/06/16:
  Next Stop: Independence Amtrak Is Getting There, but Uncle Sam's Ward Still
  Los Angeles Times, 1836 words.
• 1996/06/10:
  Amtrak 'Buy One, Get One Free' promotion is offered in 11 cities.
  Travel Weekly, 128 words.
• 1996/06/07:
  Amtrak Makes Important Bet On New Project --- Passenger Railroad Stakes
  The Wall Street Journal, 754 words.
• 1996/06/03:
  END OF THE LINE AMTRAK'S SUNSET LIMITED LEAVES PHOENIX FOR GOOD
  The Arizona Republic, 596 words.
• 1996/06/01:
  Donald Gentry: Amtrak. (interview with Amtrak VP of Information Systems
  Enterprise Systems Journal, 1761 words.
• 1996/06/01:
  1876-1996: Preserving passenger railroading.(Railway Age120th Anniversary
  Railway Age, 767 words.
• 1996/05/31:
  AMTRAK STAYS ON TRACK OVER BNSF RAILS
  The Journal of Commerce, 38 words.
• 1996/05/27:
  Transportation demands win plastics wider use
  Plastics News, 298 words.
• 1996/05/27:
  Amtrak to end Phoenix service. (Phoenix, Arizona)(Brief Article)
  Travel Weekly, 82 words.
• 1996/05/24:
  AMTRAK PLANS TRIAL OF NEW PASSENGER RUN
  The Journal of Commerce, 29 words.
• 1996/05/17:
  Witnessing the Berth Of Amtrak's Hopes; At Union Station, Travel Agents
  The Washington Post, 555 words.
• 1996/05/16:
  Amtrak, Wash. state buy 3 trains
  Travel Weekly, 340 words.
• 1996/05/16:
  Amtrak devises trip credit plan for ill-served L.A.-Seattle riders. (Los
  Travel Weekly, 162 words.
• 1996/05/13:
  New materials tie the rails
  Engineering News-Record, 554 words.
• 1996/05/11:
  AMTRAK'S FINAL DEPARTURE FAST RAIL TO 21ST CENTURY
  The Arizona Republic, 552 words.
• 1996/05/06:
  Amtrak ready to fly high by challenging the airlines
  Marketing News, 867 words.
• 1996/05/05:
  AMTRAK ENTERS THE NEW-CAR MARKET
  Chicago Tribune, 1148 words.
• 1996/05/04:
  Amtrak to cut Phoenix from routes City would be largest in U.S. without
  The Dallas Morning News, 539 words.
• 1996/05/02:
  TRAIN-STATION SIGN ANNOUNCES JUNE 1 CUTOFF AMTRAK LIKELY TO END PHOENIX
  The Arizona Republic, 551 words.
• 1996/05/01:
  U.S. trains on fast track. (new rail projects)
  Meetings & Conventions, 719 words.
• 1996/05/01:
  AMTRAK TURNS 25, BUT HAS YET TO CHUG INTO PROFITABILITY A MILESTONE FOR
  Chicago Tribune, 1115 words.
• 1996/05/01:
  Amtrak leads America into the age of high speed.
  Railway Age, 2596 words.
• 1996/05/01:
  AMTRAK DESERVES A TRUST FUND
  The Journal of Commerce, 35 words.
• 1996/05/01:
  Amtrak at 25: the railroad that just won't quit. (National Railroad
  Railway Age, 1229 words.
• 1996/04/29:
  AMTRAK USING NEW CARS FOR SLEEPY PASSENGERS
  The Journal of Commerce, 35 words.
• 1996/04/18:
  Amtrak unveils Viewliner sleepers.(new sleeping cars on two routes)
  Travel Weekly, 545 words.
• 1996/04/16:
  Card Briefs: Avis Along for Ride In Amtrak Travel Deal
  American Banker, 136 words.
• 1996/04/15:
  Amtrak president predicts profits of $150M from high-speed trains. (Tom
  Travel Weekly, 147 words.
• 1996/04/08:
  Washington Report column notes US Government-owned
  The Journal of Commerce, 35 words.
• 1996/04/01:
  For high speed, a big step; for Amtrak, a giant leap.(Amtrak signs contract
  Railway Age, 804 words.
• 1996/03/26:
  AMTRAK BRAKES FOR TALKS
  The Journal of Commerce, 33 words.
• 1996/03/26:
  AMTRAK BRAKES FOR TALKS
  The Journal of Commerce, 33 words.
• 1996/03/26:
  AMTRAK BRAKES FOR TALKS
  The Journal of Commerce, 33 words.
• 1996/03/25:
  Amtrak Plans High-Speed Trains For 21st Century Will operate American Flyer
  Tour & Travel News, 451 words.
• 1996/03/22:
  Steel ready to roll with Amtrak; rail links offer big opportunities.
  American Metal Market, 528 words.
• 1996/03/21:
  Train Smooths Out the Bumps; Transportation: Amtrak tests Spanish-made
  Los Angeles Times, 597 words.
• 1996/03/21:
  Amtrak says new trains will launch it into 21st century.
  Travel Weekly, 454 words.
• 1996/03/16:
  Amtrak Chooses Builder for High-Speed Trains
  The Washington Post, 642 words.
• 1996/03/15:
  Newscast: Amtrak awards contracts to build a bullet train to push American
  CBS Evening News, 357 words.
• 1996/03/15:
  Amtrak to Buy New High-Speed Tilt Trains; $800 Million to Be Spent on
  The Washington Post, 757 words.
• 1996/03/15:
  Amtrak Starts Working on the Railroad
  The Wall Street Journal, 975 words.
• 1996/03/12:
  TRANSPORT BRIEFS: AMTRAK TRAIN DERAILS IN FLORIDA; NO ONE HURT
  The Journal of Commerce, 36 words.
• 1996/03/11:
  Breaux Opposes Freight Rail Liability Limits
  Traffic World, 297 words.
• 1996/03/11:
  Amtrak unveils spring-summer fare specials
  Travel Weekly, 364 words.
• 1996/03/07:
  Amtrak to Pick High-Speed Train Builder
  The Wall Street Journal, 765 words.
• 1996/03/01:
  Amtrak Launches Frequent-Rider Program Has launched 'Executive Privileges'
  Promo, 343 words.
• 1996/02/29:
  Railroads-- Two Passenger Trains Collide, Killing 11; Other Developments.
  Facts on File World News Digest, 683 words.
• 1996/02/29:
  Amtrak shoots and scores with March discounts.
  Travel Weekly, 155 words.
• 1996/02/29:
  Amtrak alters ticket rules.
  Travel Weekly, 99 words.
• 1996/02/27:
  BREAUX, CITING RECENT RAIL ACCIDENTS, BLOCKS SENATE ACTION ON AMTRAK BILL
  The Journal of Commerce, 37 words.
• 1996/02/26:
  Rash of serious rail accidents spurs congressional hearings, new FRA rules
  Traffic World, 1932 words.
• 1996/02/26:
  Northeast Bond-Watch
  The Bond Buyer, 1695 words.
• 1996/02/26:
  CRASH
  Business Insurance, 1095 words.
• 1996/02/25:
  How lives converged on tragic stretch of rail; Collision: One train's
  The Baltimore Sun, 3589 words.
• 1996/02/21:
  Newscast: Changes being made to improve railroad safety
  Steals & Deals, 409 words.
• 1996/02/20:
  Profile: Survivor collision; events leading up to and following the crash
  Dateline NBC, 1968 words.
• 1996/02/20:
  Newscast: Engineer error is possible cause of collision of Amtrak's Capitol
  CBS Morning News, 354 words.
• 1996/02/20:
  Investigation Continues Into Deadly D.C. Train Wreck Segment Number: 12
  Morning Edition, 972 words.
• 1996/02/19:
  THE WHITE HOUSE: President Clinton names Donald J. Pease a member of the
  M2 Presswire, 334 words.
• 1996/02/19:
  Staying On Track
  Delaney Report, 181 words.
• 1996/02/19:
  Newscast: Engineer failure is possible cause of collision of Amtrak's
  CBS Evening News, 341 words.
• 1996/02/19:
  Amtrak revenue down in 1995, but route cuts aid ticket yield.
  Travel Weekly, 159 words.
• 1996/02/19:
  Amtrak Institutes Non-refundable Tickets Has instituted non-refundable
  Tour & Travel News, 163 words.
• 1996/02/18:
  TRAIN WRECK INVESTIGATION FOCUSING ON HUMAN ERROR ENGINEER MAY HAVE MISSED
  Chicago Tribune, 800 words.
• 1996/02/18:
  Newscast: Investigators look into Maryland Amtrak crash
  Sunday Today, 218 words.
• 1996/02/18:
  Newscast: Investigators continue to search for clues in the Silver Spring,
  NBC Nightly News, 363 words.
• 1996/02/18:
  Missed signal focus of probe in rail crash Most victims were Job Corps
  The Courier-Journal Louisville, KY, 502 words.
• 1996/02/18:
  Human error and jammed switch among possible causes; Expert says trains
  The Baltimore Sun, 1049 words.
• 1996/02/18:
  Braking too late; Both trains in motion at impact
  The Baltimore Sun, 1259 words.
• 1996/02/18:
  12 Die in Train Collision Near Nation's Capital
  Los Angeles Times, 795 words.
• 1996/02/17:
  Two Trains Collide in Maryland, Killing 12
  Los Angeles Times, 971 words.
• 1996/02/17:
  Train Crash Probe Questions Who Had Right-of-Way Segment Number: 01 Show
  All Things Considered, 731 words.
• 1996/02/17:
  Silver Spring train collision kills 12; Amtrak, MARC trains in head-on
  The Baltimore Sun, 1373 words.
• 1996/02/17:
  Railroad Historian Discusses Latest Amtrak Crash Segment Number: 02 Show
  Weekend Edition - Saturday, 1140 words.
• 1996/02/17:
  Newscast: Twelve people die in Maryland train crash
  Saturday Today, 363 words.
• 1996/02/17:
  Newscast: Twelve die in Maryland train crash
  Saturday Today, 241 words.
• 1996/02/17:
  Newscast: Trains collide, killing 11
  NBC Nightly News, 479 words.
• 1996/02/17:
  Newscast: Investigators suspect warning signal may have led to last night's
  CBS Evening News, 454 words.
• 1996/02/17:
  Interview: Amtrak passengers Lisa Thompson and her son, Jamaal, on the
  Saturday Today, 496 words.
• 1996/02/17:
  Head-on crash of 2 trains kills 12 injures 21 Accident occurs near DC
  The Dallas Morning News, 1033 words.
• 1996/02/17:
  Few Clues in Wreck of Commuter Train Near D.C. Segment Number: 01 Show
  Weekend Edition - Saturday, 751 words.
• 1996/02/17:
  12 killed in rail collision near D.C.
  The Courier-Journal Louisville, KY, 1139 words.
• 1996/02/17:
  12 COMMUTERS KILLED IN TRAIN COLLISION
  Chicago Tribune, 595 words.
• 1996/02/16:
  Newscast: Amtrak train wreck update
  NBC Nightly News, 114 words.
• 1996/02/16:
  Newscast: Amtrak train collides with second train in Silver Spring,
  CBS Evening News, 297 words.
• 1996/02/16:
  Newscast: Amtrak passenger train collides with freight train in Silver
  CBS Evening News, 90 words.
• 1996/02/16:
  Newscast: Amtrak passenger train collides with commuter train just outside
  Dateline NBC, 467 words.
• 1996/02/05:
  THE WHITE HOUSE: The President names Amy M. Rosen member of the Board for
  M2 Presswire, 202 words.
• 1996/02/05:
  Public Health Amtrak Passenger Had TB, Other Travelers Being Contacted
  TB Weekly, 164 words.
• 1996/02/05:
  LOTT, IN DEFERENCE TO MURKOWSKI, DROPS AMTRAK ELECTRICITY MEASURE
  Electric Utility Week, 224 words.
• 1996/02/05:
  Amtrak will only wheel trains in '96, not electricity
  Energy Report, 342 words.
• 1996/02/02:
  Amtrak electricity wheeling dead for this year
  Gas Daily, 331 words.
• 1996/02/01:
  Senator Murkowski Rails Against Amtrak's Name Changes Segment Number: 17
  All Things Considered, 643 words.
• 1996/01/23:
  ICC ORDERS AMTRAK TO PAY CONRAIL HIGHER USAGE FEE
  The Journal of Commerce, 39 words.
• 1996/01/23:
  AMTRAK NAMES CANE TO HEAD BUSINESS UNIT
  The Journal of Commerce, 25 words.
• 1996/01/22:
  THIS WEEK'S LEAD STORY #2: AMTRAK SCALES BACK NEC ORDER SIZE; FEBRUARY
  High Speed Transport News, 1007 words.
• 1996/01/22:
  Survival tactic
  Forbes, 545 words.
• 1996/01/22:
  POSITIVE RANDOM RATE FOR DRUGS CONTINUES TO DROP AT AMTRAK
  Drug Detection Report, 769 words.
• 1995/12/18:
  Van Nuys; New Amtrak Station Will Open Today
  Los Angeles Times, 190 words.
• 1995/11/19:
  LIKE PULLING TEETH GETTING AMTRAK FARES IS AN INCREASING CHALLENGE
  Chicago Tribune, 1139 words.
• 1995/11/15:
  Put Passenger Service on Track
  The Wall Street Journal, 1339 words.
• 1995/10/10:
  FBI HUNTING SABOTEURS IN DEADLY TRAIN WRECK RAILS IN REMOTE ARIZONA DESERT
  Chicago Tribune, 1124 words.
• 1995/06/22:
  Railroad Crossings: As Amtrak Cuts Back, Some States Revive Passenger-Train
  The Wall Street Journal, 2213 words.
• 1995/04/18:
  Letters to the Editor: Given an Even Break, Amtrak Could be Great
  The Wall Street Journal, 463 words.
• 1995/04/07:
  Amtrak Says Cost-Cutting Efforts Are On Schedule, Details Service
  The Wall Street Journal, 813 words.
• 1995/04/06:
  Down and Dirty: How Amtrak Derailed Just Five Years After Its Touted
  The Wall Street Journal, 1941 words.
• 1995/03/31:
  Budget Cutters May Miss the Train as Amtrak Appears to Be Jammed With
  The Wall Street Journal, 1216 words.
• 1995/03/24:
  Poor and Shabby, Amtrak Plans to Shrink
  The Wall Street Journal, 1015 words.
• 1995/01/30:
  Amtrak, in Changing Its Course, Aggressively Challenges Airlines
  The Wall Street Journal, 1218 words.