REP. QUINN INTRODUCES RAIL SAFETY BILL
Rep. Jack Quinn, R-N.Y., introduces legislation to expand and improve security on the nation's passenger and freight railroad systems on June 17, 2004, during a news conference on Capitol Hill. Quinn said passenger and freight rail systems are safe now, and that the public should not worry, but that there can be improvements. (UPI Photo/Roger L. Wollenberg)
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