Monarch Expands Cement Plant With New Kilns and Preheaters
Monarch plans a major modernization adding two new suspension preheater kilns to raise output from about 1,400 to 1,750 tons per day while cutting fuel use by half. The project, expected to finish in 1975, will also reduce dust emissions to about 0.3 pounds per ton. Walter Wulf, chairman, notes 650 shareholders and a history of steady employment as automation shifts workers within the plant. The upgrade includes new dust cleaners and a focus on pollution reduction.
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Annexation Okayed But Isn’t Wanted in West Coffeyville
The Oklahoma Supreme Court up held Coffeyville annexation of 212.27 acres of West Coffeyville but city officials say they are not sure the annexation is in effect or desired at this time. City Attorney Jack Lively awaits the ruling copy to determine status.
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Missing Delivery Contact Timings
Payment and contact instructions for Tribune delivery indicate calling the carrier if absent, with phone number 431-4100 and delivery windows 5:30 to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and by 9:00 a.m. Saturday.
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