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Jerome Nicholson
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An editorial from the Richmond Times-Dispatch:
http://www.richmond.com/opinion/our-opinion/article_8acd079e-fca4-5de9-945c-0d7baccf42bc.html

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Editorial? Seems more like a travelog than a statement of position by a leading newspaper.

Interesting to learn that Rush Loving, author of The Men Who Loved Trains , started his career as a journalist with Times-Dispatch. The noted work is required reading for anyone whose interest in railroad affairs goes beyond that of a hobbyist.

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I love the comment from Bob Haugh; I wonder if he would open his perspective to include those services provided by gov't.,paid for by taxpayers, that he doesn't use (welfare, Medicaid?). Where do you draw the line?
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