'Save Our Craft!' Outside the NMB headquarters in Washington, BLE members shouted up to the second floor hearing room, "Save our craft! Save our jobs." Inside the NMB, debate had just begun in a case that will determine whether the craft of the locomotive engineer will stand or be eliminated on the Union Pacific Railroad. Other rail unions rallied around the BLE at the July 6th march and rally, sounding off against the NMB hearings and UTU leadership, as BLE leaders and members prepare for ... The fight of our lives The BLE case: open and shut An engineer makes our case Solid solidarity

President's Message: Edward Dubroski Moving ahead in solidarity Guest Comment Workers, environmentalists find concern cause ... Departments: Records Mirror on the membership 100 Years Accident Free - No Accident These BLE members have over 100 years of accident free service Heartland Trail to Capture Spirit of Railroaders Rails-to-trails program hopes to invoke memories with memorial Engineer/Author Doug Riddell A love affair with trains goes to print FELA Series Are Private Eyes Watching You? GIA Scholarship Winners News Clips Communications GIA Dialogue BLE-PAC Contributors Designated Legal Counsel Collector's Corner Obituaries Last Runs

Volume 106 - Number 2 Summer 1999 WWW.BLE.ORG Search Journal ARCHIVES [1999] [1998] [1997] Executive Committee Edward Dubroski International President James McCoy First Vice-President & Alternate President Russell W. Bennett General Secretary-Treasurer Vice Presidents Paul T. Sorrow Joseph A. Cassidy, Jr. Leroy D. Jones William C. Walpert Edward W. Rodzwicz Don M. Hahs Richard K. Radek Dale L. McPherson W. A. Clifford Gilles Hallé T. George Hucker William C. Walpert Editor John Bentley Jr. Associate Editor Kathleen Policy Editorial Assistant