Union Pacific makes changes at Los Angeles, El Paso service units

Union Pacific makes changes at Los Angeles, El Paso service units    Union Pacific Railroad has made two operation management changes at its Los Angeles and El Paso service units.
   Tom Florence has been appointed general superintendent-transportation services of its Los Angeles Service Unit. He was
superintendent-transportation services of the El Paso Service Unit. In his new role, Florence will be responsible for an average 88 trains a day over more than 1,200 miles of track in southern California and southern New Mexico. Florence replaces Oliver Cromwell, who has left the company.
   Andy Yedlick has replaced Florence at El Paso. Yedlick will be responsible for the operation of an average 46 trains a day over more than 800 miles of track in western Texas and central and southern New Mexico.