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K28DRGW

January 11, 2003 06:26AM

I agree with you on lets just letting the new guys come in and do there part. I mean there is always going to be someone saying they may have done it a differant way but thats in everything. I like the walking around the rail yard as most do to get up close to those things we all love but maybe they should regulate that abite also. Its to bad that the states don't sell to a full time opurator and keep the politics outta it but thats how things are and we'll have to make do with what we get.

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thoughts on the C&TS and its Future	Charlie Mutschler	January 10, 2003 08:28AM
Well Said NM	Herb Kelsey	January 10, 2003 09:30AM
Re: thoughts on the C&TS and its Future	John Templeton	January 10, 2003 10:15AM
Re: thoughts on the C&TS and its Future	Frank Martindell	January 10, 2003 10:58AM
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Thanks, Charlie NM	Mike Trent	January 10, 2003 07:54PM
Re: thoughts on the C&TS and its Future	Dale Brown	January 10, 2003 08:52PM
Here, here!	K28DRGW	January 11, 2003 06:26AM

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