Talk:Tandy Center Subway

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[edit] Newark Subway privately owned?

This article said that the Newark Subway was another privately owned subway during the lifetime of the TCS. The Newark City Subway page says that before New Jersey Transit took it over, it was owned by the "Public Service Corporation of New Jersey," which sounds like a public company to me. I removed this assertion, but if someone knows more, please correct. --Jfruh 23:12, 14 December 2005 (UTC)