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Will Gleckler

November 28, 2000 08:26AM

Is this because the railroad is now owned by a corporation that has several tourist operations, therefore a different bottom line requirement? I don't recall when Mr. Bradshaw sold the line so perhaps this is not the first winter following the sale of the line.

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Subject	Author	Posted
D$S holiday surprise	El Coke	November 28, 2000 07:28AM
Re: D$S holiday surprise	Will Gleckler	November 28, 2000 08:26AM
Corporate practice .	El Coke	November 28, 2000 09:14AM
Re: Corporate practice .	Will Gleckler	November 28, 2000 01:44PM
Re: D$S holiday surprise	rick b	November 28, 2000 11:50AM
Druthers	El Coke	November 28, 2000 02:57PM
Cash $ Cow	Hoss	November 28, 2000 07:20PM
Re: D$S holiday surprise	Stevo del Applegato	November 28, 2000 09:53PM
Probably temporary .	El Coke	November 28, 2000 10:36PM
Re: Probably temporary .	Steve C	November 29, 2000 03:20AM
Re: Probably temporary .	Will Gleckler	November 29, 2000 09:54AM
Not in my case	Ken Queen	November 29, 2000 10:57AM
Lets have a reality check here	Kelly Anderson	November 29, 2000 08:44PM
Who needs the reality check?	Ken Queen	November 29, 2000 09:06PM
It's a tough row to hoe	El Coke	November 30, 2000 10:52AM
I see it coming	Ken Queen	November 30, 2000 12:20PM

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