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Articles in May, 2004 issue of Pit & Quarry

• Vulcan Materials Co
• Essential economics
• McLanahan Corp. announces new management structure
• Classifier
• NSSGA hires Carmenates, Dougherty
• Alaska
• Coming in June
• Concrete, masonry industries respond to fire storms
• FMSHRC agrees to review dismissal of miner's complaint
  by Ellen Smith
• When choosing weighing equipment, consider all aspects
  by Dylan Hardy
• Luck Stone Corp
• Vulcan Materials Co. announced that Ann McLaughlin Korologos will retire as a director following the company's annual meeting of the shareholders on May 14
• MegaProducers 2004
• Hydraulic excavator
• Iowa
• Industry pioneer honored for mixer design
• Rotary deck bushing
• Goodyear names Virginia trucker as highway hero
• Ellen Smith
• Dry screening plant
• Events
• Belt conveyor scales
• EPA: engine makers on track to comply with diesel rules in 2007
• Washington
• Have the right stuff?
  by Mark S. Kuhar
• Industry fatalities in 2004
• Red flags
• Commercial Development Co. has announced the acquisition of two more quarries: a 170-acre quarry from Hanson America and a 46-acre quarry from Martin Marietta
• Reincarnation of a quarry: an aggregates producer hopes to combine quarrying with a museum and education center—all on a historic cave site
  by Bob Svec
• Congressional panel urges EPA, Corps to clarify inconsistent wetlands regulations
• Missouri
• Concrete Advantage Forum launched
• EPA's Leavitt unveils 500-day plan
• Underground asset locator
• The Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy For Users
• Diesel-fuel prices averaged $1.72 per gallon through April 19, 20 cents-per-gallon higher than the same time last year, and almost reaching the historic high of almost $1.80 per gallon that occurred in March 2003
• GE Infrastructure Water & Process Tech. recognized
• Control module
• DOT funds go unspent
• California
• Looking to buy? Contact these advertisers for your equipment and service needs
• President Bush, fiscal conservatives oppose strong highway bill
  by Patrick Hernan
• Chemical energy 101
  by Carl Metzgar
• Washington wire
• Hanson has launched a new Web site with a new address—www.hanson.biz
• Making the most of the coast: hydraulic excavator boosts aggregate productivity for a Canadian aggregates company that ships to the U.S. market
  by Mark S. Kuhar
• House approves six year, $275 billion highway bill
• Minnesota
• Ash Grove, Alamo strike deal
• Pit & Quarry's legal highlights columnist interviewed on '60 Minutes'
• Reblending sand
• The U.S. Supreme Court
• Telescoping conveyor
• Machine monitoring
• Motion failure alarm
• MSHA Web site available to file required, commonly used forms
• Construction rebounds 4 percent in February
• Expect the unexpected: producers should prepare for all possibilities by establishing a company crisis communication plan
  by Cynthia Marsh
• Fall protection: looking high and low
  by Michael T. Heenan
• Stock watch
• Nearly half million attend Bauma trade show
• Wheel loader
• NSSGA: Supreme Court decision a win for aggregates industry
• Oklahoma
• Asphalt events
• South Dakota
• Comparing telescoping and conventional radial stackers
  by Paul Schmidgall
• Bauma 2004
• Tire pressure monitoring
• Maintenance
• Portable plant
• North Carolina
• Lafarge acquires assets of The Concrete Company in southeast
• Working the Work Truck Show: attendance jumped 20 percent at the 2004 Work Truck Show, which featured a wide variety of commercial trucks and accessories
  by Mark S. Kuhar
• Luck Stone presents annual environmental awards
• Komatsu America Corp
• Lafarge North America announces CFO retirement, succession plans
• Truck monitoring
• Hard helmets
• Illinois

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