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Articles in August 2002 issue of Rubber & Plastics News
- NR latex finds new uses; synthetics make inroads
by Mike McNulty
- Michelin eyes profit gain
- Oil States International buys Barlow-Hunt.
by Bruce Davis
- Goodyear OKs Topeka tire plant modernization
by Brad Dawson
- 2 belt makers to boost prices.
by Rachel Wenger
- Exposed surface necessary for wax to bloom.
by Krishna C. Baranwal
- Morris Latex may expand reach
by Mike McNulty
- Tillotson Healthcare to reorganize.
by Mike McNulty
- New paraffinic oils show good properties: Part 2 of 2.
by William D. Nash
- Reserve tire pressure proponents win 2 backers
by Miles Moore
- News Digest.
- Rubber not focus, not forgotten, at Metaldyne
by Sherri Begin
- Joint pact; GLS, GE Plastics to develop materials.
by Justin Boyd
- Sales spur Industrial Manufacturing expansion
by Mike McNulty
- Investors' support of suppliers wavers.
by Sherri Begin
- BFS faces class action on Steeltex.
by Miles Moore
- Trico again mulls closing Buffalo plant.
by Sherri Begin
- Conti recalls SUV tires
by Miles Moore
- Molding symposium; RPN, Smithers team up for 2003 event
- PPG drastically cuts rubber parts supply base
by Sherri Begin
- Quabaug buys some Biltrite footwear assets
by Rachel Wenger
- Automated equipment to reduce ArmKel costs
by Mike McNulty
- Russian firm reopens EPDM unit.
by Liz White
- Bridgestone to spend big in Asia.
- Cooper settles wrongful death case.
by Miles Moore
- Ten Cate aims at value-added applications
by Brad Dawson
- Metaldyne CEO sends out tough message
by Sherri Begin
- Veteran traders form high-end firm
by Miles Moore
- HP tires a tough market niche to define
by Miles Moore
- Conti looks to sell off 5-10 business units
by Amy Wilson
- Guantes Vitex adds line
by Mike McNulty
- Costs mount in fight to remove materials that deplete ozone.
- Stronger U.S. goods production base pushed
by Mike McNulty
- Oregon bans latex gloves in food service operations
by Miles Moore
- Fastblock elastomer could boost sales for Kirkhill-T.A.
by David Reed
- 3 major NR producers officially form cartel
by Miles Moore
- New plant hikes space at Precision
by Rachel Wenger
- Solvay unit opens U.S. plant
by Sherri Begin
- Standard push called premature
by Mike McNulty
- Uncertain future; More mergers, acquisitions may be on way
by Brad Dawson
- Smaller suppliers to use e-tools when necessary
by Sherri Begin
- America ill-prepared?
by Mike McNulty
- News Digest
- Old scams still work.
by Edward Noga
- News Digest.
- Freudenberg-NOK shifts focus of new lean center.
by Sherri Begin
- NPC buys Bidco, adds pipe gaskets
by Brad Dawson
- Award-winning Vare retains vigor, curiosity
by Mike McNulty
- Unique Fabricating to build plant near Detroit
by Sherri Begin
- Executive summary
- CSI branches out, adds exam gloves.
by Mike McNulty
- Lord Corp. designs isolator for Boeing.
by Justin Boyd
- NR prices start to rise.
by Miles Moore
- Rhodia focuses silica business on growing niches.
by David Shaw
- Former General Tire CEO Ockene dies at age 71
- Pressurized dilemma; Liquid Molding Systems' modified valve saves day for spacesuit designer, shuttle
by Justin Boyd
- New paraffinic oils show good properties: Part 1 of 2.
by William D. Nash
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- Speak up!; Lutz urges suppliers to share ideas.
by Sherri Begin
- Asian demand helping to boost NR prices.
- Goodyear to shutter Ohio tire mold making site.
by Brad Dawson
- Business still slow for rubber roller firms; Several factors contribute
by Brad Dawson
- Price-fixing ruling appealed
by Miles Moore
- Roembke Manufacturing begins marketing effort
by Justin Boyd
- Thin margins leave small suppliers vulnerable
by Robert Sherefkin
- BFS makes big turnaround in 2nd quarter.
by Rachel Wenger
- Conti Teves, Bosch link to educate drivers; Pact strives to increase use of new safety technologies.
by Sherri Begin
- Taking the next step; Family forms roller covering business
by Brad Dawson
- Mature market steps up with new technology
by Brad Dawson