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12/24/09
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) - An electrical malfunction outside New York City brought train service to a standstill yesterday and spotlighted problems on Amtrak's Northeast Corridor that persist despite a long-term effort to upgrade its aging power supply system. Find Us On Facebook
Trains from Boston to Washington, D.C., were delayed for about three hours after a low voltage reading was detected near a substation in North Bergen, N.J., where trains go under the Hudson River en route to Manhattan. Thousands of commuters and holiday travelers were stranded or left scrambling for alternative transportation. "It's pretty awful," said Nick...
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