Talk:Stockton - San Joaquin Street Station
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[edit] Propose rename to "Stockton - San Joaquin Street Station"
Since there are two active train stations in Stockton, and both are used by Amtrak, I think the name that has been given in the lede from day one is more appropriate. It's also the name used in the Amtrak schedules.
Similarly, the article named "Stockton (ACE station)" should be renamed to either "Stockton - Downtown Station" or "Robert J. Cabral Station", but that's a topic for that article's talk page...--NapoliRoma (talk) 17:23, 8 April 2008 (UTC)
