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Articles in Nov, 2004 issue of Recycling Today

• Metal Management's Tryon steps down
• ConExpo announces seminars
• Thermal Dynamics pakmaster XL Plus series
• Breaking and moving: attachments are increasingly used to process material as well as move it
  by Brian Taylor
• Grape stakes of wrath
• NYC inks long-term deal with Hugo Neu
• Market strength: the demand factors for nickel alloys should stay in place, even if China cools down a bit
  by Brian Taylor
• Busch Super Sorter series
• Beyond heavy lifting: loaders perform a variety of tasks from material handling to primary demolition
  by Deanne Toto
• The paper chase: controlling quality as paper recycling expands is a critical challenge
  by Mark Starnes
• Tennessee Scrap Co. adds Harris baler
• Hesitation sets in
• Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries Inc
• Eriez vibratory feeders
• Terex Fuchs dealer directory
• Rigby offers Linear Shears
• Clipped wings
• Flexco
• John Deere's new 300-series skid-steer line
• End of the relay race: the long reach of the Fuchs MHL 380 serves A. Tenenbaum Co. Inc
• Finders keepers: metal analyzing instruments can help recyclers find and separate higher-grade materials
  by Ben Nagler
• Domestic strength
• Amlon Resources Group LLC
• Getting wise
• Strong leadership: Republic Crane & Equipment Company: Republic Crane has provided a quarter century of sales and service leadership with its Liebherr line of scrap handlers
• China Iron & Steel Association, China Non-ferrous Metals Industry Association and Mettalurgical Council of CCPIT are pleased to announce the 2nd China International Metal Recycling Forum 2005—Policy, Market and Technology: Mar.5-7, 2005 Guangzhou
• Niton debuts Plastics Analyzer
• Reviews for bad acting
  by Brian Taylor
• Container lines recommend plastic scrap rate adjustment
• Calendar
• Spirited endeavor
• Multiple choice: a Pensacola, Fla., scrap recycler uses its Fuchs MHL 350 for a variety of tasks
• Border barrier: a proposed blockade of Toronto's trash exports is spurring Ontario's recycling activity
  by Michele Raymond
• Heinkele exits CMC's top scrap role
• Plastics Technology Park receives grant
• WastePAC Densifier literature
• In the black
• Highest bidders: ferrous scrap dealers will continue to ship their products to the world's hungry scrap-consuming furnaces
  by Brian Taylor
• Simple connection: CMC's Springfield, Mo., facility benefits from the Fuchs Quick Connect system
• Worthington extends scrap service arrangement
• PSC Metals acquires Alabama yard
• GreenMan completes acquisition
• J&J classiclite tipper trailer
• Brand loyalty: American Iron & Metal orders a second helping of Steinert equipment
• A better view: a Fuchs handler with an elevated cab helps Empire Recycling see better results
• From desktop to dust: electronics recycling involves many stages before secondary commodities are produced
• 2005 PRMD available
• NRC honors electronics recyclers
• Inx-systems sortmatic MSW-II
• New and improved: a diverse fleet of vehicles helps Davis Industries process and ship
  by Jay Barnett
• Lebanon Valley Aluminum, Consolidated Scrap Resources forge partnership
• Cell Phone Recycling bill signed into law
• Allied-Gator Multi-Tool
• Protect and serve: maintaining mobile equipment fleets yields minimal downtime
  by Curt Harler
• The right combination: several factors led Gold Metal Recyclers in Dallas to choose Fuchs