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"Geert K. Marien" <[log in to unmask]>
Wed, 25 Jan 1995 21:33:11 EST
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   Anyone know what Done Split this?  :-).
 
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From: "list Stephen J. Thoma" <[log in to unmask]>
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Subject: AMTRAK in Alabama
 
There are some recent developments in the AMTRAK saga in Alabama that may
interest readers.  First, Fob James (our new Republican Gov.) and his
Transportation advisor have decided to withdraw the 403b monies that were
budgeted for the Birmingham to Mobile route.  This is important because
those state leaders who were trying to save the route had counted on this
money plus new monies from Mississippi and Louisiana to keep the route
open and extend it to New Orleans via the Mississippi coast (and right
by the new Casinos located along the proposed route).  The main idea of this
plan was to keep both The Cresent and the Mobile extention open keeping
in mind AMTRAK's decision to proceed with reduced service.  What this does
is pit the proposed route cities against Tuscaloosa, Meridian, etc. for the
3 days-a-week route.  Interestingly and following Fob's announcement, a
new rumor surfaced:  bypass Birmingham altogether and run the route from
Atlanta directly to Montgomery and then south along the coast to New Orleans.
Proponents of this plan suggest it will be faster and more economical.
The logic of the James' administrations decision is very sad.  Basically
they suggest that the train could not pay for itself, probabily never
would so continued funding is "good money after bad" ---I wonder how
Alabam's roads would hold up under similar scrutiny and assumptions.
 
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