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Articles in Mar 2005 issue of Pulp & Paper

• Canadian industry "hamstrung," more closures ahead
• events calendar
• A showdown brews in Canada
  by Ferguson, Kelly
• Letter to the Editor
  by Kimball, Chuck
• Irving invests in SC-A+ upgrade
• Hard choices ahead for Abitibi-Consolidated
• Alabama box coater wins verdict against IP
• Making sure you're covered
  by Butterfield, Bill
• Transportation costs drive PCA mill restart
• Brazil's Klabin Prepares for a Board Boom with Expected $500M Investment
  by Knight, Patrick
• Lee & Man renames Samoa pulp mill
• G-P installs boiler at Maine tissue mill
• Use papiNet e-standards to improve processes
  by Steinhardt, David J
• Weyerhaeuser to rebuild mill boilers
• Capital ideas for the fiberline
  by Ferguson, Kelly
• Mercer's giant leap
  by Toland, Justin
• PEOPLE NEWS
• CORRECTION
• Low-Cost Dryer Upgrade Opportunities Offer Efficiency Gains, Energy Savings
  by Reese, Dick
• OBITUARIES
• SUPPLIER NEWS
• Coated free-sheet to benefit from tight market for mechanical grades
• G-P invests $20M at Oklahoma tissue mill
• Blue Heron cuts energy at Oregon mill
• PAPER CLIPS
• product news
• Creating shareholder value in containerboard markets
  by Stecko, Paul
• Wal-Mart 'sandwich' includes plastic, OCC
• Should employee discipline belong in your safety program?
  by Cordier, Pamela J
• Papermakers Hit Big Payoffs by Taking Chances with Clothing Trials
  by Shaw, Monica; Taber, Phil
• Desktop Diagnostics Streamline Valve Maintenance at Wayagamack
  by Lagacé, Jean-Guy; Williamson, Mark