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Info News Union Pacific Missouri Pacific RR 1983 July Employee business recessio
Info News Union Pacific Missouri Pacific RR 1983 July Employee
Info News is published monthly for the employees of Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific Railroads. Cover: Missouri Pacific unit coal train stops at Arkansas Power & Light Companys Independence Station in Newark, Arkansas. A cooling tower looms in the background. Photo by Tony Schanuel.
Contents
The business recession lingers into summer. A look at business and news begins on Page 2.
Most Gulf Coast and West Coast ports are served by the UP-MP system. Page 8.
Industrial Development helps businesses locate on the UP-MP system. Page 12.
Smart hot box detectors are among the new generation of electronic train scanning systems. Page 16.
MP's Thelma Cruse and Author Leo Hamilton just get better with time. Page 18.
Fish that traveled in flatcars will help bring Oregon's Umatilla River to life. Page 21.
Wyoming coal is traveling the MP to feed new power plants in Arkansas. Page 22.
The Employee-Company Stores are keeping up with the merger. Page 25.
Members of the press got a first-hand look at the consolidated system in May. Page 27.
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