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Articles in Dec 2002 issue of Pulp & Paper

• Charge controls offer wet end stability, quick ROI at NorskeCanada Crofton
  by Williamson, MarK
• Mill managers try to make sense of nickel-and-dime spending strategy
  by Shaw, Monica
• Weyerhaeuser to shut sawmill
• P&W Alabama mill running after accident
• U.S. newsprint still soft, producers work through part of price hike
  by Rudder, Gregory
• Stora Enso to invest in two mills
• Madison Paper goes fully online to make recycled content lightweight coated grades
  by Cody, Harold
• Tax cuts help Irving plans at Fort Edward
• Pricing recovery expected to continue
• Inland to purchase Gaylord mill
• More innovation needed for survival
  by Cody, Harold
• Sodra Cell sells share in pulp project
• Debugging the paper soup
  by Pritchard, Phil
• West Fraser takes Daishowa mill share
• SP to triple cogen output at Newberg
• RFS Ecusta owners file for Chapter 11
• Holding onto the stick
• Weyerhaeuser's Rogel renamed Global CEO of the Year
• News in brief
• Minas to shut Nova Scotia board machine
• Nexfor ramping up production at NH mill
• Tembec to shut Ontario sawmill
• Aid for lumber duty-impacted citizens
• Newark Group closes Ohio paper mill
• Paper, forestry industry 3Q results
• Understanding your industry inside and out
  by Campbell, Craig
• More cost cutting for MeadWestvaco
• Weyerhaeuser plans another shutdown
• Scott Paper doubles output at plant
• Tembec Inc. buys Chetwynd mill from L-P
• Surface preparation key to detection and repair of air port tube cracking in boilers
  by Wensley, Angela; Woit, Barry
• Sprague achieves higher automation levels by replacing DCS with digital architecture
  by Harrison, Ardie; Dunlap, Christian