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Railroad Passengers April 2013 News
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To our friends at Amtrak: Our April is available by clicking here: April 2014 NARP News<https://org2.democracyinaction.org/o/6487/images/1304.pdf> The contents are listed below. --Ross B. Capon, President & CEO National Association of Railroad Passengers 505 Capitol Court NE, Suite 300 Washington, DC 20002-7706 202-408-8362 (mobile 301-385-6438) www.narprail.org<http://www.narprail.org> Page One-Amtrak and Pennsylvania agree on joint funding to preserve Pennsylvanian --Amtrak's FY 2014 Grant Request seeks $2.06 billion for capital & debt service, $373 million for operations --PTC Proceeds Slowly; NARP Files Comments with NTSB Page Two-NARP Backs XpressWest (formerly Desert Express) high speed rail project --National Train Day 2013 --All Aboard Florida Seeks Federal Loan Page Three-Anthony Coscia, former PANYNJ Chairman, is elected Amtrak Board Chairman; Jeffrey Moreland is Vice Chair --Federal Funding This Year and Next [with graph of Amtrak federal grants since 2007] Page Four-House Railroads Subcommittee Hearing, highlighting Amtrak President Boardman's comments --Texas By Train Billboard Campaign Resumes --Texas-Oklahoma Passenger Train Study Begins Page Five-Pro-Southwest Chief resolutions in NM; NARP's letter to Kansas state legislator Page Six-Niagara Falls Council Advances New Station, will improve Customs process --Travelers' Advisory: Boston-Hyannis service to resume on weekends, first time in 25 years --Brookings Institution's Report on Strong Amtrak Ridership Growth, and a their bad recommendation for long-distance trains
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