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From: price@noscvax.UUCP (James N. Price)
Newsgroups: net.railroad
Subject: Re: Railroad songs, the future, and cabeese
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Date: Mon, 10-Feb-86 11:26:38 EST
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Fellow railfans--on the continuing topic of RR songs, I'd like to add
that I very much enjoy a somewhat scratchy copy of Johnny Mercer's
"On The Atchison, Topeka, and the Santa Fe" that my wife and I have in
our ca. 1948 vintage Wurlitzer jukebox at the moment.  If anyone wants
words or info about that particular song/record, I may be able to help.

Second--I posted a note on January 27 asking if anyone knew about
high-speed ground transportation R&D.  I've been disappointed
that I didn't stir any responses from this group.  Any thoughts?

Finally, re. cabeese ("jr" message of 29 Jan)--plural of caboose--
if any of you folks get info about how to buy an out-of-service
caboose, I'd sure like to know about it.  I'd seriously like to 
get one or possibly be part of a group that buys one, depending upon
how much they cost, obviously!  At the moment, I'd be most interested 
in "cabeese" available on the West Coast.  Thanks in advance.

Later--Jim Price, San Diego, CA.