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NS Corp. to Spend $798M in 2003

Norfolk Southern Corporation plans to spend $798 million for capital improvements in 2003.

Norfolk Southern Names Moorman Senior VP Corporate Services

Norfolk Southern Corporation announced today that Charles Wick Moorman has been named senior vice president corporate services, effective Feb. 1, with headquarters in Norfolk.

Norfolk Southern Launches Thoroughbred Extra Premium Paper Service

Norfolk Southern Railway today launched its Thoroughbred EXTRA premium paper service to help customers manage their supply chains and is offering an incentive for shippers to take advantage of the new service.

Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern Expand “Blue Streak” Intermodal Service

Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern are expanding their “Blue Streak” intermodal service to link Northern California with the northeastern United States.

Norfolk Southern to Spend $798M in 2003

Norfolk Southern Corporation plans to spend $798 million for capital improvements in 2003.

New Norfolk Southern SteelNet Facility

Norfolk Southern Railway Company and Collier Metals LLC, a provider of coil processing and distribution services to the metals industry, opened the first Class I SteelNet facility in the Atlanta area.

BNSF and NS Introduce New Coast-to-Coast Carload Service Assurance

The Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway Company (BNSF) and Norfolk Southern Railway Company (NS) announced a plan to introduce a new coast-to-coast carload service assurance program for temperature-controlled commodities moving from selected cities in the Pacific Northwest (PNW), to the Midwest, Northeast and Southeast.