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Articles in Jan 2005 issue of Pulp & Paper

• Quebec judge okays Papiers Gaspésia sale
• IP sells $250 million in Northeast timberlands
• What's wrong with paper's performance?
  by Wilde, Mark
• PRODUCT NEWS
• Irving Paper ends news output at St. John mill
• SUPPLIER NEWS
• critical role of lubrication and delivery, The
  by Pierman, David A
• IP plans Russian, Brazilian mill projects
• Canadian dollar leads to Kruger downtime
• Attitude shifts, costs pressure safety resolve
  by Cordier, Pamela J
• PAPER CLIPS
• PEOPLE NEWS
• Improving IT's support of business strategy
  by Lail, Paul W
• Bubbling Fluidized-Bed Technology Serves Combustion Need for Biomass
  by Pifer, Greg
• MeadWestvaco plans Evadale improvements
• Arauco's Automation Decisions Mean Faster, Easier Valdivia Pulp Startup
  by Mirkin, Ricardo
• Taking the Straight, Smooth Route With Compact Wet End Technology
  by Meinander, Paul Olof
• Starbucks to add 10% recycle content in cups
• U.S. kraft linerboard jumps $95/ton; box demand rebounds on 2% growth
• Stecko, Suwyn advise "single-minded" focus
• Making lean meaner
  by Shaw, Monica
• Dear e-businesses: Welcome to the real world
  by Ferguson, Kelly
• Print-based advertising expected strong in '05
• 2005: An economic tightrope
  by Cook, Chris; Mies, Will; Min, Tami; Rudder, Greg; Smith, Bryan
• Online Vibration Monitoring System Offers Foresight on Turbine Condition
  by Nord, Mark; Broussard, Bill