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Articles in May 2003 issue of Pulp & Paper

• Brascan wins bid for Great Northern Paper
• Essentials of good safety communications
  by Cordier, Pamela J
• Norcal Waste opens recycling center
• Winning the "Survivor" game
  by Campbell, Craig
• News in brief
• Weyco sells tree farm to Hancock Timber
• From the editors: Brown bagging it
  by Shaw, Monica
• American Tissue charged with fraud
• PACE focuses on job stability for workers
• Scrutinizing headcount reduction
  by Idhammar, Christer
• Greif Bros. announces closures, staff cuts
• Linpac displays turns corrugated into cash with customized point-of-purchase designs
  by Ferguson, Kelly
• IP plans sale of southern forestland
• Coated groundwood recovers with more advertising, capacity shuts
  by Mies, Will
• Cascades purchases European pulp plant
• Fiber quality decline concerns producers
• Riverwood, Graphic Packaging to merge
• Norampac invests in Kingsey Falls machine to expand white linerboard production
  by Cody, Harold
• B.C. to change forest management
• Electronic nip impression facilitates faster roll, nip, and crown diagnostics
  by Williamson, Mark
• Cascades continues new plant expansion
• Newark Group shuts Stockton, Calif., mill
• Stora Enso forms new business structure
• Merrimac files for Chp. 11 bankruptcy
• War, oil prices weaken economy
• Coating formulations evolve to support new customer demands
  by Kotoye, Femi
• Caraustar closes Lockport, N.Y., mill
• Sonoco verifies CD profile control using advanced statistical analysis method
  by Brinkmann, Daniel; Pound, Charles
• Don't gamble with software implementations
  by Lanzl, Steve G; Windle, Frank
• Proper diagnostic methods help accurately pinpoint problems in stock dearation systems
  by Sweet, Douglas F; Parviainen, Jouni