• G.I. Jobs Names Union Pacific a Top Military-Friendly Employer for Fifth Time in Six Years
  November 18, 2008 - For the fifth time in six years, G.I. Jobs, the nation's premier career guide for military job seekers, has named Union Pacific one of the nation's top Military-Friendly Employers.
• Union Pacific Corporation's CFO to Address 2008 Citi Transportation Conference
  November 11, 2008 - Rob Knight, executive vice president - Finance and chief financial officer of Union Pacific Corporation (NYSE: UNP), will discuss the Company's business volumes, growth opportunities and franchise strengths at the 2008 Citi Transportation Conference at 8:30 a.m. ET on Tuesday, November 18, 2008, in New York City.
• RTD, Union Pacific Approve Preliminary Agreement on Property Purchase for RTD's FasTracks Program
  November 7, 2008 - The Regional Transportation District (RTD) and Union Pacific Railroad (UP) today announced that the FasTracks Committee of the RTD Board of Directors has approved a preliminary agreement on a package of property acquisitions and relocations from UP for the FasTracks program totaling approximately $185 million in cash and direct costs to Union Pacific Railroad. Additional civil engineering work to be performed by RTD brings the total value to approximately $210 million.  This preliminary agreement is subject to approval by the boards of directors of both RTD and UP, as well as final legal negotiations. 
• Motorists Will Have a Smoother Railroad Crossing Surface at Harlem Ave. Following Metra/Union Pacific Repairs
  October 31, 2008 - Motorists will notice an improved crossing surface when they drive over the three railroad tracks at Harlem Ave., one block south of Northwest Highway on Chicago's near north side, following Metra/Union Pacific's completion of a $240,000 crossing surface improvement project.
• Track Improvements to Union Pacific's Central Iowa Line Will Result in Less Wait Time at Crossings and Smoother Drives for Motorists
  October 31, 2008 - Motorists will spend less time at crossings waiting for trains to pass as a result of $7 million in track improvements underway by Union Pacific Railroad to its Central Iowa line that serves several communities including Jewell, Webster City and Eagle Grove. The track improvements also will create smoother crossing surfaces for motorists along the 56 miles where the projects are taking place between Ames and Goldfield, Iowa.
• Union Pacific Corporation's CFO to Address Goldman Sachs Global Industrials Conference
  October 29, 2008 - Rob Knight, executive vice president - Finance and chief financial officer of Union Pacific Corporation (NYSE: UNP), will participate in a panel discussion on rail industry topics at the Goldman Sachs Global Industrials Conference at 1:30 p.m. ET on Wednesday, November 5, 2008 in New York City.
• Union Pacific Reports 38 Percent Earnings Growth
  October 23, 2008 - Union Pacific Corporation (NYSE: UNP) today reported 2008 third quarter net income of $703 million, or $1.38 per diluted share, compared to $532 million, or $1.00 per diluted share for the third quarter of 2007.
• Railroading Turns 160 Years Old in Chicago
  October 22, 2008 - From Kinzie Street, just north of the Chicago River, Chicago's first train departed from the Windy City's first train depot Oct. 25, 1848. Loaded with dignitaries, supplies and workers, the rail cars headed west seven miles to Oak Park, where some of the supplies were used by workers to continue building westward toward Elgin, Chicago's first railroad, the Galena & Chicago Union Railroad.
• Hunt First for a Safe Spot, Union Pacific Advises
  October 22, 2008 - Each year after harvest, wildlife tends to migrate and feed along the edges of fields making these areas prime hunting spots. With many fields adjacent to Union Pacific Railroad tracks, hunters find it very tempting to hunt on or near the tracks. Union Pacific urges hunters to resist that temptation, and for their safety, avoid railroad property this hunting season.
• Track Improvements to Union Pacific's East/West Wyoming Line will Result in Trains Operating More Efficiently and Smoother Drives for Motorists
  October 20, 2008 - Motorists will spend less time at crossings waiting for trains to pass as a result of $3.9 million in track improvements made by Union Pacific Railroad to its East/West Wyoming line. The track improvements also will create smoother crossing surfaces for motorists and allow trains to operate more efficiently on the route between Bitter Creek, Wyo., about 45 miles east of Rock Springs, and Green River, Wyo.
• Union Pacific Invests $4 Million for Track Improvements to Its West Chicago Line
  October 13, 2008 - Motorists will spend less time at crossings waiting for trains to pass as a result of $4 million in track improvements made by Union Pacific Railroad to its West Chicago Line. The track improvements also will create smoother crossing surfaces for motorists and allow trains to operate more efficiently on the route between Elmhurst and West Chicago, Ill. Metra is contributing an additional $450,000 to the project.
• Union Pacific Invests $8 Million for Track Improvements to Its Northeast Illinois Line
  October 10, 2008 - Motorists will spend less time waiting at crossings for trains to pass as a result of $8 million in track improvements being made by Union Pacific Railroad to its Northeast Illinois line. The track improvements will allow trains to operate more efficiently on the route between Dolton and Woodland, Ill.
• Union Pacific Invests $21.6 Million for Track Improvements to Its Central Nebraska Line
  October 10, 2008 - Motorists will spend less time at crossings waiting for trains to pass as a result of $21.6 million in track improvements made by Union Pacific Railroad to its Central Nebraska Line. The track improvements also will create smoother crossing surfaces for motorists and allow trains to operate more efficiently on the route between Columbus and Central City, Neb.
• Union Pacific Initiates Aggressive Positive Train Control Implementation Plan for Commuter Lines in the Los Angeles Area By 2012
  October 8, 2008 - Union Pacific Corporation (NYSE: UNP) announced today that it has developed an implementation plan that should deliver Positive Train Control (PTC) technology to UP rail lines shared with commuter lines in the LA region in the year 2012.
• Railroad Industry Leaders Agree On Establishing Positive Train Control Interoperability Standards
  October 8, 2008 - Union Pacific Corporation (NYSE: UNP), Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corporation (NYSE: BNI) and Norfolk Southern Corporation (NYSE: NSC) today announced that they have reached an agreement on establishing interoperability standards for Positive Train Control (PTC), a critical component to safely implementing PTC technology across all rail systems.

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