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CSXT Names Rail Veteran Tony Ingram as COO
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Yea, THIS announcement ought to "rally the troops".... I guess this means that the NS style of discipline can't be too far behind! Remember, "The beatings WILL continue until morale improves!" Oh, Brother! I can hardly wait to see what comes down the pike from THIS appointment!
I know I'm getting old... My insurance company sent me only half a calendar this year!
Would this mean that the way the CSX cops are going to change? Reason being is that i heard some nasty stories about NS cops and since i railfan CSX mostly (the Riverline in Jersey) i wanna know if i have to be more aware of where i am so that i am not considered a trespasser.
Trainfreak,
So long as you stay off RR property, you should be okay (I would think). LCJ, I agree, desperate times need desperate measures. Now, does this mean the "Corporation" will still be named.....NSX?? :D
So long as you stay off RR property, you should be okay (I would think). LCJ, I agree, desperate times need desperate measures. Now, does this mean the "Corporation" will still be named.....NSX?? :D
~Charlie Ricker
rcbsd45 wrote:Yea, THIS announcement ought to "rally the troops".... I guess this means that the NS style of discipline can't be too far behind! Remember, "The beatings WILL continue until morale improves!" Oh, Brother! I can hardly wait to see what comes down the pike from THIS appointment!You are 100% correct.
Another Aldolf Hitler!!
What the article didn't say was who he replaced and why!
Jim Fallon was fired and had 30 minutes to vacate the property (typical CSX policy). Fallon was Division Superintendent of the Buffalo Division on Conrail in the early 80's among other things. The internal memo mentioned "effective imediately' and free to presue other opportunities regarding Fallon. In other words, he was fired!
Just another fall guy!