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Union Pacific pulls locomotives out of storage, adds employees to ‘overload’ part of its congested network

April 26, 2018 Administrator

By Steve Jordon, Staff Writer, Omaha World-Herald; April 26, 2018 Union Pacific Railroad pulled 650 locomotives out of storage…

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Posted in: Freight Railroads Filed under: 22% Increase in Profit First Quarter, Adding Employees to Overload Southern Part of Network, Ease Rail Car Congestion, Freight Railroads, Lance Fritz, Pulling 650 Locomotives Out of Storage, Texas, Transportation, Union Pacific, UP

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