Champion Praises Courtland Mill Startup Milestone
Production records at the Champion Papers mill in Courtland are touted as the most successful startup in the company’s history and a major achievement by industry standards, according to U.S. Plywood’s annual report.
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Lee Sentell
Champion Papers
Courtland
U.S. Plywood
Courtland mill boosts Champion Paper output and Kamyr system debut
The Courtland mill reached breakeven six months after startup and hit a sustained 500 tons per day of bleached pulp in its second month, using the Kamyr process the first U.S. installation. The plant accounts for about half of Champion Paper’s pulp, supplying other mills and the market.
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Champion
Cautious Months Ahead For Economics
Economist Henry Wallich warns inflation could reaccelerate in late 1972 and 1973, risking adverse events. Slower price rises in midyear expose serious inflation threats driven by price controls, farm policy, budget deficits, and stimulative monetary policy, with housing and consumer sentiment at risk.
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Sylvia Porter
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Yale University
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Printing Industry Affects Life In Surprising Ways
Bill Cornwell explains how printing industry firms shape daily life by providing essential blueprint services. North Alabama Printing Co. Inc. and Blueprint Service Co. are highlighted as key manufacturers of house plans, underpinning architectural design and construction projects.
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The
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IRS Warns Of Cheating Tax Preparers
The IRS outlines ten red flags used by fraudsters in tax preparation. Watch for promises of large refunds, temporary locations, misrepresented IRS ties, blank returns, missing preparer names, wrong addresses, percentage fees or refund purchases, and withholding copies of returns.
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Internal Revenue Service
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