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Articles in April, 2005 issue of Recycling Today

• Cohen Brothers adds Springfield yard
• DS Smith signs agreement with BPB
• Ohio EPA orders cleanup
• Recyclers wary in Washington
• ISRI forum draws record crowd
• Leading through innovation: Sennebogen has a rich history and, in just over half a century, it has developed into a world-class manufacturer
• India's turn? Plans are being laid to unleash the Indian economy as the next major growth market for steel
  by Ashok Kumar
• Bayne names new marketing manager
• Mastermag SCB magnet
• Dear friends
  by John B. Sacco
• The Sutta Co.: survival of the fittest: a new Macpresse baler helps The Sutta Co. control costs in a competitive market
• Poly-trux 50p-16 recycling cart
• Arkansas takes step toward mercury recycling law
• Michigan dems propose out-of-state-waste restrictions
• China's Anshan Iron merging with Benxi Steel Group
• Association announces Paper Recycling Industry Day
• Greenman makes its intentions known
• ConExpo attendance tops 120,000
• Stanley LaBounty adds N.Y. dealer
• Sennebogen photo gallery
• California dreaming: Norcal's Recycle Central at Pier 96 helps San Francisco achieve its recycling goals
  by Jackie Gobeno
• SP Recycling announces staff changes
• Eagle tire derimmer
• The Sierra story: from agripackager to recycling equipment distributor
• Idromec scrap processing equipment
• WSM model 5472 grinder
• URG announces salvage disposal solution
• LinkUp boosts sales, awareness
• Ukraine cuts scrap exports
• Georgia Pacific applies for permit changes
• Premier helps hospitals manage computer assets
• Demolition firm hopes to open plant in Mass
• ACS Group relocates
• Upgrading the force: Annaco Inc. is no longer working on the railroad
• E-recycling, California style: California's Electronic Waste & Recycling Act of 2003 went into effect Jan. 1, but the state is still trying to work out a few kinks
  by Clare Adrian
• DeRueda becomes president of RAA
• Lund precision products cutting systems
• American Auto Iron & Metal: hard work will pay off: Wisconsin recycling firm is fueled by the hard work of its people and its Sierra shear/baler/logger
• Macpresse scrap paper balers
• Bobcat skid-steer loader
• Indiana eyes slag recycling
• Wrap launches recycling fund
• Bayou Steel reports Q1 financials
• Smorgon upbeat on markets
• Neenah paper to close pulp mill
• U.S. Senate considers e-scrap legislation
• City looks to C&D to increase recycling rates
• Innov-X Systems offers Micro XRF analyzers
• A look back to move on: SENNEBOGEN 850 M meets John Zubick Ltd.'s needs for simplicity, user-friendly operation
• Rising to new heights: Fuchs 350, 360 impress Hutcherson Metals with dependability and versatility
• Republic Crane and Equipment Co
• Caterpillar 930g wheel loader
• Athens Auto Wrecking: honoring its roots: AAW relies on Sierra International Machinery for quick, experienced service
• Tabarelli cranes
• Alter Trading to buy Yaffe
• California's CRV collection grows
• EU customs duties lifted
• Wheeling-Pitt announces 2004 results
• IFC invests in MBA Polymers' plant
• Dell Canada introduces free recycling program
• New regulations for scrap shippers to China
• UltraShred teams up with Rahco
• Reaching for the top: SENNEBOGEN 835 R Special's height and mobility make a perfect fit for B&B Metals
• View from the top: the 20 Largest Recycled Aggregates Producers in the United States
  by Brian Taylor
• Hell Environmental
• Scrap and trash grapple buckets
• Fulton Supply and Recycling: adapting to change: Fulton Supply and Recycling turns to Sierra for economical and efficient equipment
• Euromec attachments
• Kobe supplying DRI to Qatar Steel
• Standing orders
• Complete confidence: automated equipment from Steinert lets Neville Metals shred with confidence
• Nonferrous holds its own
• AERT adds warehouse facility
• Orders swamp export group
• BIR members look toward Spain
• Sennebogen honors Gibson Machinery
• Carrying the load: 870 M material handler impresses Arkansas cargo hauler with power and versatility
• A second change: after the initial cash donations, debris cleanup and recycling knowledge may be the next girl needed in the tsunami zones
  by Ted Lerner
• Calendar
• Orange power universal absorbent pads

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