Old railroad line chugs back into service
From the Pittsburgh Post Gazette.
It will carry tons of coal from Armstrong County to Homer City power plant
Friday, July 22, 2005
By Paula Reed Ward, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
INDIANA, Pa. -- John W. Mills, who spent most of his career as a doctor delivering babies, took a class to become a train brakeman at age 64. He met half the requirements -- you have to make four perfect runs on a train -- but now, at age 79, he doesn't think he'll ever finish.
For the complete story and photos follow this link. POST GAZETTE RAIL STORY
It will carry tons of coal from Armstrong County to Homer City power plant
Friday, July 22, 2005
By Paula Reed Ward, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
INDIANA, Pa. -- John W. Mills, who spent most of his career as a doctor delivering babies, took a class to become a train brakeman at age 64. He met half the requirements -- you have to make four perfect runs on a train -- but now, at age 79, he doesn't think he'll ever finish.
For the complete story and photos follow this link. POST GAZETTE RAIL STORY
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