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Tom Ramstack has edited U.S. Rail News since 1989 and is acknowledged as one of the country’s foremost experts on the rail industry. A former reporter for the Kansas City Star, Tom shared the 1982 Pulitzer Prize for local news reporting and also has won four Dateline awards from the Society for Professional Journalists. A man of many talents, Tom also has written two books, holds three patents (with a fourth pending) and is a licensed attorney who regularly represents nonprofit organizations and disabled people; in 2002 the D.C. Employment Justice Center recognized Tom for his volunteer activities.
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