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Articles in Nov, 2004 issue of Pit & Quarry

• Hanson North America
  by Bob Drake
• Bridgestone, Continental join forces to develop advanced tire-pressure monitoring system
• Survey says
• Alabama
• Vulcan Materials Co. reaches an agreement to sell the assets of its chemicals business to Basic Chemical Co. LLC
• Texas
• Michigan
• Caterpillar creates new Electric Power, Specialty Industries divisions
• Mexican cement giant Cemex acquires RMC Group PLC
• Ethanol Highway Trust Fund provisions pass
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• Asarco agrees to reduced $95,000 penalty in case stemming from fatal rock fall
  by Ellen Smith
• Florida
• California court upholds board's regulation of rock used on unpaved roads
  by Melanie Aclander
• Proper belt installation: the back-to-basic steps
  by Paul Schmidgall
• Orange crush: Stavola Contracting's new impactor reduces overtime costs and improves productivity
  by Rick Zettler
• Two Astec companies hold first-ever press day
• Donaldson Co. Inc. introduces Spanish-language version of Web site
• Tires for large loaders
• Luther named to head RMC
• One-man sledgehammer
• Idaho
• ESH Summit attracts who's who in federal regulatory establishment
• The Association of Equipment Manufacturers
• Massachusetts
• TXI agrees to $16,500 civil penalty for training violation in fatality case
  by Ellen Smith
• Kentucky
• Focus shifts to ConExpo-Con/Agg
• Digital wheeled loader
• Vulcan to sell chemicals business
• ChevronTexaco pioneers program to benefit Hispanic trucking community
• Brake motors
• Construction recedes 4 percent in August, highways up 11 percent
• Caterpillar holds Global Forum on Sustainable Development in Mining at MINExpo 2004
• Production Engineered Products Inc. and Kolberg-Pioneer Inc. combine to form a new company
• Mid-year equipment exports show growth
• Wisconsin
• Industry looks to 2005 for TEA-21 reauthorization
• Selling your company: seven common pitfalls that can produce failure
  by George Spilka
• Concrete canoe cements championship for University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Harness the power: trolley beam style systems vs. safety cables: which is better for fall protection?
  by Bob Babin
• Judge declines to confirm Oglebay Norton plan of reorganization
• From the road
• Pseudo-satellite provides accurate positioning
• J.C. Watts and Motown tunes to highlight NAPA's 50th
• 2004 Ad
  by Mark S. Kuhar
• The hidden costs of SSTP on industry
  by Jeff Greene
• Events
• Essential economics
• MINExpo 2004 roundup
• Center for Concrete Research formed by NRMCA and U. of M
• New machine guarding policy
  by Michael T. Heenan
• New concrete accepts traffic in just four hours
• Cemex to acquire RMC in $5.8 billion transaction
• ConocoPhillips, Quaker chemical develop strategic alliance
• Stock watch
• Pennsylvania
• Production Engineered Products, Kolberg-Pioneer combine to create Astec Mobile Screens Inc
• Missouri
• Conveyor industry sees improvement in first half of 2004
• MINExpo
• Congress passes eight-month TEA-21 extension
• U.S. feels weight of cement shortage as China's building booms
• Ohio
• New York