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Articles in Oct, 2005 issue of Recycling Today

• Accent 470 tying system
• Watertown Tire Recycling cleans up after fire
• Marathon equipment makes appointments
• Lubo places seven TiTech sorters
• Newer and better: new technologies are geared to help shredder operators garner higher-value materials for shipping
  by Brian Taylor
• Katrina, market conditions affect GreenMan production levels
• Calendar
• High hopes: the skyscrapers of New York hold much of the opportunity for Metropolitan Paper Recycling Inc
  by Brian Taylor
• The whole package
• Another call for assistance
  by Brian Taylor
• Reccon event addresses electronics recycling
• NexGen Galaxy2R balers
• ISRI checks on status of scrap industry in hurricane damaged area
• System upgrade: Dale Johnson and MaSeR bring a new degree of separation to electronics recycling
  by Brian Taylor
• Fuchs MHL 350
• Schnitzer to acquire Southeastern scrap dealer
• SERDC arrives on southern scene
• Wheeling and dealing: states approach scrap tire management and end market development in a number of ways
  by Deanne Toto
• Vecoplan RG 42/60P XL Shredder
• Ironing out the specifics: better and clearer communication between suppliers and mills helps to avoid problems
  by Giles King
• Midland makes acquisition
• CRRA, FCR expand with new facility
• Finding a balance
  by Dan Sandoval
• Kawasaki ZV wheel loaders
• Municipal maneuvers: municipalities are looking for ways to boost the amount of material they collect, including high-value paper
  by Brian Taylor
• Smurfit, Kappa close to merger
• Steelworkers ratify collective agreement at IPSCO subsidiary
• World view: the long reach of Georgia-Pacific's Harmon Associates is beginning to extend beyond North America
  by Brian Taylor
• The great cartridge chase
• Mass. ban on C&D to be implemented
• A nimble player: size gives many companies heft. However, being smaller also offers opportunities, as Ralison International demonstrates
  by Dan Sandoval
• Going high-tech: recyclers use custom software to improve their services to their generating customers
  by Jackie Gubeno
• Envirocycle, Nxtcycle merge
• Aluminum remains in demand
• Paper and paper recycling associations
• Reduce, reuse, repackage
• Detoured: already reeling from high fuel costs, how Hurricane Katrina will affect the transportation industry uncertain
  by Dan Sandoval
• Metso to acquire Texas Shredder
• The autumn blues
• A new kind of software company
• Eve of destruction: document destruction industry leaders discuss growth opportunities for their sector
• Investors only: investing in efficient processing equipment has been necessary to stay in the North American wire chopping game
  by Brian Taylor
• Cascades closes paper machine
• Start to finish: the system put in place by Gold Circuit Inc. aims to cover electronics recycling from remarketing through shredding
  by Brian Taylor
• Genesis introduces multi-jaw attachment
• Renewed strength