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Articles in Feb 2005 issue of Pulp & Paper

• Tembec, New Brunswick open Nackawic talks
• 2005: Expect more market tightness
  by Ferguson, Kelly
• Can Abitibi take your order?
  by Ferguson, Kelly
• Health care costs key issue as unions merge
• MeadWestvaco to sell papers business for $2.3 billion
• SUPPLIER NEWS
• Disney, G-P seal cooperative deal
• Stock Flow Calculator Reduces Loss During Multiple Basis Weight Changes
  by Keech, Joanne
• UPM has plans for new Blandin PM
• Avoiding Groundhog Day
  by Gates, George
• Looking in from the outside
  by Shaw, Monica
• Forest proposals to have long-term impact
• No stranger to change
  by Shaw, Monica
• IP finalizes Weldwood sale to West Fraser
• Currency tops 2004 paper industry issues
• Miramichi strike may last long term
• SMART Papers to buy some Fraser assets
• New Anionic Trash Catchers Boost Retention/Drainage, Sizing Efficiency
  by Carr, Duncan S
• Auctioneer Koster wins Bay State bid
• Caraustar shutters Rittman, Ohio, PM
• PEOPLE NEWS
• Interstate plans rebuild of Riceboro PM No. 1
• PAPER CLIPS
• CORRECTIONS
• Advertising and the future of print media
  by Haight, Dan
• 2005's companies to watch
  by Ferguson, Kelly
• PRODUCT NEWS
• Tighter demand/supply will help tissuemakers offset rising costs
• Pilot Tests Demonstrate Filter Can Address New EPA Standard
  by Hanson, Jeffrey H; Murphy, John T