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Angela Greiling Keane
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FROM Angela Greiling Keane
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Federal Hearing on Chatsworth Train Crash Last year's crash of a Metrolink passenger train and a Union Pacific freight killed 25 people. Investigation led to a federal ban on mobile phone-use by train operators. Documents released today by the National Transportation Safety Board show the Metrolink engineer wasn't the only one sending text messages. Angela Greiling Keane reports for Bloomberg News .
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