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MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1979- TIIE INDIANAPOUS STAR PAGE 5 "1 Burger Overturns Court Order Extending National Limited's Life Washington (UPI) Chief Justice Warren Burger Sunday sounded the last call for the National Limited, signing an order allowing Amtrak to terminate the long-distance New York to Kansas City 40,000 Russ passenger train upon completion of its run today. Burger voided a temporary restraining order issued Friday by a court of appeals in Washington that would have required Amtrak to maintain operation of the train at least through Oct. 12. The National Limited which served Indianapolis, Richmond and Terre Haute was one of five routes Amtrak ordered dropped Sunday in its first major passenger train cutback in more than eight years. All but one were contested in the courts.

AMTRAK SAID it would ask a federal judge in Kansas today to reverse his order that three of the trains remain in service for a week. The Court of Appeals in Washington had issued a temporary restraining order directing Amtrak to maintain the National Limited until at least Oct. 12. The court acted on a suit filed by the city of Troops In Cuba In '62 trak reorganization bill signed by President Carter Saturday. BL itGER AGREED and the National Limited pulled out of Penn Station in New York at 3:55 p.m.

EST with 75 passengers aboard for its final run. It was due in Kansas City at 10: 05 p.m. EST today. The Hilltopper, which operates between Boston and Catlettsburg, Ky was unaffected by the court orders blocking the cutbacks. A federal judge in Wichita, ordered Amtrak to keep three other lines the Lone Star, the Floridian and the North Coast Hiawatha rolling.

The Floridian stops in Bloomington and Lafayette, Ind. The judge acted on suits filed by the National Association of Railroad Passengers, the attorney general for the states of Alabama, Kansas and Minnesota, and by the city of Nashville, Tenn. Amtrak issued orders to its crews to prepare to run the contested trains today while it was in court seeking to overturn the order to maintain service. The Lone Star operates between Chicago and Houston, the Floridian between Chicago and Miami and St. Petersburg, and the North Coast Hiawatha between Chicago and Seattle.

By AP And UPI New York Cuban President Fidel Castro disclosed for the first time in an interview broadcast Sunday that the Soviets had more than 40,000 troops and dozens of nuclear missiles and bombers in his country during the 1962 missile crisis. i Li I Dayton, Ohio, and Rep. Tony P. Hall (D-Ohiol. Amtrak appealed to the Supreme Court Sunday on grounds the lower court had no authority to consider the dispute; that the Supreme Court had ruled in 1974 that in such cases only the U.S.

attorney general could sue Amtrak, and that it was acting in compliance with the Am ft Castro, speaking with Dan Rather on the CBS program "60 Minutes," said the present controversy over Soviet forces in Cuba was "an invented crisis," while the one in 1962 "was a real crisis." (UPI) Although Castro said the dispute is a "comedy," he said it could turn into a crisis if President Carter tries to flex U.S. military might around his Caribbean nation. HE ALSO said he would not object to a meeting with Mr. Carter to resolve the dispute, but Castro said he was not calling for such a conference. The President plans a nationally broadcast address on the Soviet troops issue today at 8 p.m.

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Those responsible for discontinuing the train's operation are "nuts," he added. "We're reaching the stage where they ought to line a few people up against the wall and shoot them," said Hardigan. "They're ridiculous. They don't care about people anymore." "It's terrible," said Emily Holt of Aurora, 111. "I can't ride planes because of a bad ear.

Now I can't get a train." Continued From Page 1 with a dozen freight routes. I've worked 41 years with the railroad, and I'm qualified to speak." DR. ROBERT Wright of Columbus' said he rides the train frequently and has fought in vain for its survival, having written letters to both Ohio senators and other congressmen. Reports that the train is not needed are in error, he said. "The last few times I've ridden, it's been absolutely full," he said.

"On Aug. 4. 1 got to sit in first-class because there were no other seats left." Wright said trains receive less federal money than air transportation when subsidies for airports and the cost of air terial furnuhed. CerttftcaT "It's terrible," Essie Ashe of Dayton said. "I wish they would save it.

Then I wish they get it here on time." suitable for framing Man students immediately regain1 the cost of the course by. Finally, a headlight could be seen, and the growl of an engine could be heard as helping others to Reduce Or troops are part of "a military instruction center" that the United States has known about for 17 years. He made the same claim last week. The Carter administration says the Soviet troops are part of a combat brigade made up of 2,000 to 3,000 soldiers, 40 tanks, and artillery and armored personnel "There has been no change in the nature or function of the Soviet military personnel in Cuba in the last 17 years," Castro told Rather through an interpreter. (AP) "NOW THEN, during the October crisis," he said, "there were dozens of nuclear missiles in Cuba.

There were over 40.000 soldiers, Soviet soldiers, in Cuba. There were TL-28 bombing squads present." Castro said. (UPI) He said the present brigade has been stationed in Cuba since 1962 with the full knowledge of previous American the last train going east from Indianapo lis pulled into Union Station from the west for the last time. Stop i mo mng Call 257-7583 M. Him Fri.

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The train's last run had drawn many passengers at every stop, he said. "Considerably more than normal. Miller said he would "just as soon not say how he felt about the train retire ment. The passengers with whom he talked Sunday night were sad, he said. "Most everybody's unhappy about it.

Earn Cliristmas Money! Be a Star carrier Phone 633-9152 Miller added. "Everybody's unhappy about this, not just most. "It had to be known by Carter," Castro said. He said he would not call Mr. Carter a liar but would describe him as "dishonest" for creating an "artificial crisis." I API The National Limited is due to pass through Indianapolis on its final westbound journey today.

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