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Articles in Apr 1994 issue of Pulp & Paper

• Satellite PCC plant, Union Camp mill shift alkaline machines into high gear
  by Patrick, Ken L
• Federal and state regulations
• Deinking systems for office waste offer 'pay now/pay later'
  by McBride, Don
• Sizing paper machine to fit market yields optimum design
  by Gaspelin, Tom
• Uncoated free-sheet: Mills hope elusive turnaround finally here
• T.e.a.m.w.o.r.k
  by Bhasin, Roberta
• Interactive papermaking chemistry provides machine rebuild options
  by Breese, John
• New machine designs balance sheet quality, production goals
  by Harrison, Andy
• A brighter 1994 anticipated
• Dewatering chemistry helps solve problems in lime kiln operations
  by Ford, William
• Chemical treatment reduces stickies buildup on machine fabric
  by Mouyal, Pierre
• Sorted office paper definitions facilitate collection, end use
  by Erkenswick, Jane L
• New roll wrapping/handling system doubles production at Kruger mill
  by Harrison, Andy
• Implementing a cost-effective PM program: Part III
  by Idhammar, Christer
• Champion International: $5.5-billion expansion prepares for
• Basic troubleshooting required to maintain disc filter reliability
  by Emmerling, Fred A
• Industry says cluster rules, based on inaccurate data, go too far
  by Galin, Rob
• Month in statistics
• Trends in packaging legislation
  by Modi, David
• Paper testing: More accuracy and automation
• Tighter regulations compel review of transformer fluid containment
  by Robertson, William F; Galler, Wayne J
• Public hearing preparation necessary to lessen impact
  by Moore, William P; Burden, Jared L