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Articles in April 2004 issue of Recycling Today

• Dates set for paper recycling conference
• Wisconsin to reduce recycled content levels
• China impact outlined
• CMRA to honor top recyclers
• SCA Tissue, North America
• Rice Lake digital diagnostic junction box
• Starting over: Ohio scrap firm rebuilds its business after losing traditional supply source
  by Jay Barnett
• Downhill from here
• A waste of effort
• Lone star stampede: solid waste and recycling industry managers will have much to see and do at WasteExpo in Dallas
  by Brian Taylor
• Waste oil recycler completes cleanup
• ASR sorting plant starts up
• Kite-flying weather
• Sarasota recycling contract goes to FCR
• Housing carries construction market
• Pacific Steel and Recycling
• Abresist Kalmetall W linings
• Bodner Metal & Iron Corp
• Do not pass go
• Briquetter designed for paper feedstocks
• Full metal recovery: Steinert systems help General Iron Industries recover formerly lost metal
• The seeds of change: a customer-focused philosophy
• OmniSource buys Michigan firm
• SDI makes alternative iron plans
• PSI sets membership record
• EPA warns of CCA in mulch
• R.W. Beck
• Suitable for multi-tasking: purpose-built scrap handlers help the Shulman Company accomplish a variety of tasks with efficiency
• Heil offers new parts service
• Working around the clock: Sennebogen machines are ready to handle the around-the-clock demands of mill services provider IMS
• Technical services: Genesis Technical Service Training School
• A-1 receives ISO certifications
• EU clarifies auto recycling plans
• New organization promotes glass recycling
• Alabama's coast crushing changes name
• Calendar
• 20 largest ferrous scrap processors: the nation's largest ferrous scrap recyclers vie to feed the world's hunger for metal
  by Brian Taylor
• Committed to North America
  by Erich Sennebogen, Jr.
• Staying afloat: strong offshore orders are helping boost paper stock markets. How long can the conditions hold up?
  by Dan Sandoval
• NJ coalition targets mercury switches
• ISG acquires Weirton
• Tietek signs supply agreement for crossties
• Contractors eye decision by accounting board
• Sweed/ramjet alligator shears
• Hint, hint
• Odds-on favorite: strong leadership and new equipment help Silver Dollar Recycling play a winning hand in Las Vegas
  by Larry Trojak
• Plastics recycler receives loan approval
• Colmar: manufactured in Italy, trusted worldwide
• Leading through innovation: Sennebogen has a rich history and, in just over half a century, it has developed into a world-class manufacturer
• Wear and tear: cost is not the only factor to consider when buying auto shredder wear parts
  by Deanne Toto
• D.C. to drop recycling vendor
• Still buying
• IAER announces summit theme
• CFF Houston home to new Metso shredder
• Axlemax portable axle scales
• EarthFirst signs agreement for tire recycling plant
• King County issues grants
• Hot topic: North American nonferrous foundries that will survive into the future will need efficiency and a little bit of luck
  by Dan Sandoval
• Sennebogen photo gallery
• Recycling industry in St. Louis exceeds average
• Imco ups its earnings
• PAZ creates data repository
• DJJ chooses new software
• Stanley labounty MSD Saber series
• ERAtech receives scrap tire hauling ID
• New Hampshire Town receives oil recycling grant
• Genesis Xcavator Package Program: taking the headache out of buying a used excavator
• Upgrading the fleet: Sims Brothers updates its fleet of material handlers to meet the company's demanding requirements
• Testimony addresses scrap export ban
• Spring thaw: hot prices help Northeast recyclers spring out of winter's deep freeze
  by Curt Harler
• Kansas City approves recycling contract
• Largest aluminum smelter planned
• Image Microsystems expands
• American Baler Co. makes key appointments
• Komatsu hydrostatic loader
• Washington state passes study bill
• NEPSI still looking for a solution
• Tapping the breaks? Parties debate whether the United States should impose export controls on ferrous scrap
• Sennebogen® green line: Sennebogen offers a range of capabilities to meet your special material handling and processing application needs
• Magthro eddy hits Houston