CONRAIL

Major Source of Lines of 1993-1997 New Carriers, Small and Regional Miles Railroad Small Lines Regional Total Burlington Northern 1,955 Canadian Pacific 275 Conrail 1,356 CSX 97 Central Vermont 325 Detroit & Mackinac 275 Grand Trunk Western 256 Long Island 263 Norfolk Southern 472 Santa Fe 872 887 1,749 Soo 380 1,143 1,523 Southern Pacific 1,091 1,091 Union Pacific 1,114 1,114 Other (under 200) 943 943 Total 9,577 2,030 11,607 Table 5a.

Perth Amboy claims Conrail is standing in the way of progress while the rail company has leveled similar charges against the northern New Jersey town's proposal.

With your experience on a wide range of boards, including Kroger, Conrail, TRW and Comerica, what would you say is the most challenging aspect of board service, and what is most rewarding?

Conrail, which had consumed $5 billion in taxpayer funds in just five years, put forth deregulation as an alternative to increased public funding.

Conrail said it will work closely with local, federal and public health authorities in the wake of the crash.

The 1999 acquisition of Northeast-based Conrail enabled the Crescent Corridor concept.

He was the supervising appraiser for the 15,000-mile Penn Central rail corridor taken by Conrail and participated in the development of the methodology still widely used to value rail and other corridors across the United States.

passenger rail while another, Conrail, operated freight rail in the Northeast after the bankruptcy of the merged Pennsylvania and New York Central railroads.

19 May 2011 -- Moody's has adjusted the outlook on US-based Consolidated Rail Corp (CRC), which is fully controlled by Conrail Inc, to "positive" from "stable".

Creation of Conrail and Start of Railway Deregulation

President of Upstate Shredding, Adam Weitsman commented on the deal, "Towanda fits perfectly into our strategic expansion plan and the location is ideal for acquiring and transporting scrap metals to our mega shredder in Owego, New York." Towanda, the county seat of Bradford County, is 66 miles northwest of Wilkes Barre on the Susquehanna River and served by the Susquehanna & New York Railroad and Conrail as well as Route 6, which is adjacent to the scrap yard.