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Articles in Oct, 2003 issue of Recycling Today

• Scrap spike - Ferrous; steel
• Ohio Magnetics offers Mag packages - Equipment Report - Brief Article
• Building a better bale with Sierra - Sierra International Machinery balers - Brief Article
• Wizard technologies foam colorant - Products
• Up and away - Nonferrous; copper prices
• Home field advantage: the crumb rubber of Recovery Technologies Group Inc. is used in fields of play and beyond, with an important boost from Ford Motor Co
  by Brian Taylor
• Sierra/Macpresse: one to grow on - baler - Brief Article
• American baler improves auto-tier - Products
• Divergent views on China - Editor's Focus; metals industry
  by Brian Taylor
• Down the slide - recycled paper
• Steady diet: keeping a shredder evenly fed is among the priorities for productive auto shredder operators - Auto Shredding Update
  by Brian Taylor
• Telling secrets: mill buyers share their secrets to success at a 2003 Paper Recycling Conference panel discussion
  by Deanne Toto
• Stanley labounty piercing tip - Products
• Conference offers ferrous scrap views - Scrap Industry News - Brief Article
• Recycled Plastics Co. makes acquisition - Plastics - Brief Article
• Moving out of the booster seat - Welcome; recycling
  by Brian Taylor
• Unwelcome wax: the presence of waxed corrugated boxes continues to muddy the paper recycling stream
  by Dan Sandoval
• Caterpillar H140D S hydraulic hammer - Products - Brief Article
• CMC lands carrier business - Scrap Industry News - Brief Article
• N.Y. ratifies scrap tire law - Tires - Brief Article
• Fine tuned: Metro Detroit's curbside stream yields desirable paper grades for Great Lakes International Recycling
  by Brian Taylor
• Beyond throughput: there are considerations besides throughput volume when selecting document shredding equipment
  by Paul Viveen
• Calendar - Brief Article - Calendar
• Illinois scrap firm expands into badger state - Scrap Industry News - Brief Article
• Filled with unleaded - C&D News; lead paint waste
• Throwing its weight around: the tons of scrap paper bound for China have made it a major global player in just a few years
  by Dan Sandoval
• Staying the course: one of America's oldest curbside programs in Islip, N.Y., sticks with what works - recycling
  by Brian Taylor
• Correction - Classifieds - Correction Notice
• Missouri study focuses on white goods - Scrap Industry News - Brief Article
• Advocates claim bill gutted - Electronics Recycling
• A curbed appetite: municipal officials need continuing assurances that curbside recycling programs make fiscal sense
  by Brian Taylor
• Fraying at the edges: the condition of domestic wire chopping has some processors on edge - Wire Chopping List
  by Brian Taylor
• Recycle to fight breast cancer - Back Page - Brief Article
• New technology may be too good - Advertisement; glass recycling
  by Michael Jennings
• Reverse logistics firms partner for electronics projects - Electronics Recycling - Brief Article
• To the recycling industry - Sierra International balers - Brief Article
  by John. B. Sacco
• Data trail: software can help recyclers large and small to manage their businesses more efficiently - Computer Software For Recyclers
  by Deanne Toto
• NC State and Waste Industries 'Chuck It' - Back Page - Brief Article
• NYC issues proposal - Municipal Recycling; metal, plastic,glass - Brief Article
• CP Mfg. buys MSS sorting line - Equipment Report - Brief Article
• High capacity baling of recyclable materials
• Thinking in reverse - Transportation Series; electronics recycling
  by Anthony Coia
• American Iron announces winning sculptures - Back Page - Brief Article
• City considers dropping diaper recycling program - Municipal Recycling - Brief Article
• Metso Minerals unleashes spider - Equipment Report - Brief Article
• A faster baler means more profit
• Learning curve: pilot programs and test events mark the first steps in creating an electronics recycling systems - Electronics Recycling Series
  by Brian Taylor
• Forward motion: wheeled Fuchs scrap handlers keep metal moving at Sand Springs Metal Processing