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Union Pacific stops testing on workers

ST. PAUL (AP) - A railroad company has agreed to temporarily halt a plan to employ a battery of tests on its employees - including an optional blood test - after a court hearing.

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Amtrak settles race discrimination suit

...many as 4,000 black job applicants Amtrak turned away. The suit was filed by 13 black members of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees who build and maintain railroad tracks for Amtrak's engineering department in the Northeast corridor...

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Government to probe BNSF railroad's failure to report carpal tunnel cases

The Federal Railroad Administration said Tuesday it will launch an investigation into why the Unites States' second-largest railroad reported no cases of carpal tunnel syndrome among workers last year, only to disclose later that 125 employees had claimed that their jobs gave them the neuromuscular condition.

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Train accidents on the rise since 1997

The derailment and fire involving a chemical-laden freight train in Baltimore last month is just the latest in a pattern of rail accidents on the rise since 1997 - about the time that a string of multibillion-dollar rail mergers left the industry financially strapped.

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Harlan J. Sherman

BACKUS - Harlan John Sherman, 90, Backus, died Sunday, Feb. 24, 2002, at St. Joseph's Medical Center in Brainerd.

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