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INFO Magazine Union Pacific Railroad 1996 July/Aug Employee The week the Trains
INFO Magazine Union Pacific Railroad 1996 July/Aug Employee The week the Trains Stood Still
INFO is published Bi-monthly for the UP family. Cover: Roland Toledo prepares equipment for another day on the North Platte Sub track project. Photo by Mike Malone.
Contents
THE WEEK THE TRAINS STOOD STILL
For seven days, UP closed down 162 miles of the heaviest tonnage trackage in the world completing six months of work in only six days. Info records the unprecedented effort.
Page 16
HIGH HOPES AND HOT CARGO
Union Pacific's Olympic Torch Relay Train completes its 40-day journey over nearly 10,000 miles.
Page 12
A HARD DAY'S NIGHT
A look at how system tie-gang members made critical repairs on the Little Rock Sub working only at night.
Page 9
NEWSBRIEFS
Railroad news and information Page 5
BULLETIN BOARD
Company-related announcements Page 8
EMPLOYEE SURVEY RESULTS
A review of 1996 Employee Survey highlights Page 25
RAILPEOPLE
Stories about retirees, employees and their families Page 27
MILEPOSTS
Retirements and deaths Page 30
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