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Info Magazine Union Pacific System 1985 June Employee UP A wail of an idea warni
Info Magazine Union Pacific System 1985 June Employee
Info is published monthly for the employees of the Union Pacific System. Cover: Mechanical Laborers Mark T. Michaelis and Jack C. Kerrick wash a locomotive at Jenks Shop in North Little Rock, Arkansas. Photo by Tony Schanuel.
Contents
3 News
Business Gauge and Brief News
Items.
6 Katy Will Join UP System
UP System announces plan to
purchase the M-K-T Railroad.
8 The Big Blue Hi-Line
Rail traffic into and out of Kansas City soon will be expedited over congestion.
11 Employee Says "Communication is Key" UP System employee Bob Ragland of Monroe, Louisiana, writes from the heart in an unsolicited editorial.
12 George Craig Talks Business
A top Marketing and Sales expert speaks candidly about frustrations and opportunities of the deregulated marketplace.
16 A "Wail" of an Idea
A new early warning device uses wailing sirens to alert track workers of approaching trains.
18 Rail People
Short items about employees.
19 1985 Info Photo Contest Entry Blank
20 Mileposts
Appointments, retirements, deaths.
Back: Places in This Issue
Map helps readers learn more
about UP System.
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