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Wyoming Journal; The Iron Horse Makes A Comeback Out West
1991
Overview
\"It really doesn't have very much to do with Wyoming,\" said R. Clifford Black, a spokesman for Amtrak. \"It has more to do with Seattle.\" [Sister Marie Raymond] said she hoped the new train service would make it easier for her to visit friends in the Midwest. \"As it is now, if you die and go to hell you've got to go through Denver first,\" she said. \"Now don't say I said that.\" \"With all the economic problems we've had, the lack of jobs and all, it's a good sign to get the train back,\" he said. \"In the last several years, even the people with blood going all the way back in Wyoming were starting to wonder if maybe we should all leave. But the real, true Wyoming people know that if we're strong, we won't fail.\"
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New York Times Company
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