Track Dangers Halt State Fair Train.

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Jochs
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Track Dangers Halt State Fair Train.

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The popular Indiana State Fair train is not running this year due to safety concerns.
http://www.indystar.com/story/news/2016 ... /87997068/
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Re: Track Dangers Halt State Fair Train.

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What a shame, but this kinda crap happens all to often with small groups like this. Trust me I know first hand.
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More in fighting that screws things up. Power hungry and corrupt, two things that will break up any group. Sad.

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There's a long thread on the Indiana Railroads bull session message board discussing the circumstances that lead up to this. If the allegations are true, it's an organization any sane person should be steering well clear of and surprising that things didn't come to a head well before this point.
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I couldn't read the article without taking a darn survey first.
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