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ANNUAL INDEX a G CSR brings new life to Rinker, March Chipping into shape, June General An oasis of efficiency, Oct Cross boton grizzley reduces wear Business plan can help financing, Nov Aggregate Fighlighs oHfi lhoo9d1 ,S et Vulcan initiates truck program, Nov. ..........0:0ses0 47 An eye on thes wpeide, ~ Highlights of Hillhead ‘91, Sept. .............. P.W. Gillibrand Co. An oasis of effici Hopeful but pessimistic about 1992, Dec. eSpimii nten @ recipe system, May Belt holds fas! ee lengthy time period, Ju! How to avoid cleanup hassles, July Cut costs by conrling struckv ibration,J u Fast loading at Sunrock, May 2a ee ffore cem ent, gg Fast loading at Sunrock plant, May Golf com ry, Nov. . cl© eo absorbs quarry, Nov... Hopeful but pessimistic about 1992, Dec. . Making aieof it, dct seacasteomnend How to avoid cleanup hassles, July Matching loaders to trucks, June. .. Making the most of it, Oct. ........... Metal screens resist abrasion, Jan Wmao pens Mexican quarry, June Operating cost survey, May Morse zeroes in on quality, March. . Portable nr for ee stockpiles, July New day dawns at new star, Aug. s eyes new gypsum markets, Riding the recycli New equipment revamps quarry, Feb not too promising in 1992, Dec. Rocky mountain light,= Aug Operating cost survey, May. Simi develops a recipe system, May . Prespliting has arrived, June Shifting stone in the U.K., May Portable jaw handles 4- t-diam material, July. H Tag- — haul truck meets two needs, Ju = — — back, Jan The shifting winds, Sept. .............:s:00ssese0e Riding the ri An eye on the upside, May Selsmograph ft wags Pile “91, Sep cncc nncnneenenene 24 Arizona Portland Cement, Oct. ..........::ccssssssssseeeeeeenees 72 Shifting stone in — Tarmac invests bi Hints & Unattached drop eee stockpiling segregation problems, hoys ree can be controll Vulcan opens Mexican quarry, June Builds problem on kiln, July Back to basics in cement plants, May owns in crushed stone, July Conveyor maintenance pr ram, Feb. . - Beazer: king of the mountain, A\ CSR brings new life to Rinker, March your plant house a PC Fisk®, OCt. coccssssssssssssn Burning Issue: hazardous waste, July... Foo i reeduece “ mimemis sions, May......2 Business plan can help financing, Nov. ints, Nov. . Buyer's guide, Feb D Tire pa trucks, June. ._ Blasting ic sul Marc Presplitting has arrived, June Welding wihenak Vibration can be controlled, June Darling, Peter = stoinn thee U .K., May Huhta, Richard S. ng dopet hee nw, ne A perfect world, July. Cc Finally, the recession, March ..... - Die deeper is the answer, June Goreeen peaceo tn Meilybe Hod* E E Caopas eyes new gypsum markets, Sept. Carolina Sunrocki :oc ep. Fast loading at Sunvock plant, May CalFMraomt Crooc k to strawberries, Sept. ...........s-ssssesesseseenes 37 Editorial Comment y CarAMtnaer t,ce yhemi enogen rltoh aed eurpssid e,tt od ,t ruMcakys., June AGFir nepaeellrnyfp,ee catthc ewe o,rr elcdAe,us sgiJ uo’n , March Tahe smsahaidnf tafiagntge emw eoifnn dtLs o,n e StorI ndustries, Feb. Morse zeroes in on quality, March ... s Hits ro pseo ur look back at 1990, Jan. Rocky mountain light, Aug. ...........:s:s:ssssssssseeeseees Kudos, a new face, and a special index, June . CemAen nto asis of efficiency, Oct Saol visnge a rpearc epat irona pgrosb lem, Who owns whom in U.S. cement, Oct. ...cccccscsssses. Back to basics in cement plants, TheK mlaepnpaig ementar ticch!a l CBuhrannignign gi sssuec:e nhe afzoar cemeSn t— — iJlu. The sad fate of Lone Star Industries, Feb. ........ Coming back in ‘92 but natal second The shifting winds, Sept. Ideas/Trends Experiences with burning waste, — Two causes worth considering, April Alternate diesel engine fuel to use coal/water a Free trade is cement's future,F Environmental Protection Agency GInrteeernnpateiaocneal, cAeumge nt review, April The EPA makes a discovery, May industry responds to safety charges, Oct.. ESSROC Metal emissions are predictable, April... en I BN. cinesesaninignasiienicnicnpetrieticvanhinns 51 Reducing a. March Experiences with burning waste, April Skirtboard solves cleanup problem, Ju Some facts on SO2 — June. F The Japanese cement indu The shifting winds, Who is ESSROC?, Lae Fast loading at Sunrock plant, May .........::sessesesseseeee 55 Who owns whom in U.S. cement, Oct. Forecast Changing scene for cement, April Aggregate: tiopeful but pessimistic about 1992, "ormncee e caan drilling . Chipping into shape, June Columbia Quarry Co. New equipment revamps quarry, Dec Compania Minepra ro aA WeCNsV. pl ‘a Construction: Single-family homes to lead 10% Caopas eyes markets, Sept. .. a construction rise, Dec Chemicalt a drill performance, Sept. ...........:.0++ 13 Construction Single-family homes to lead 10% construction rise, Industry News Dec. Bureau of Mines ranks top lime plants, Nov. ............ 25 Crushed Stone Court okays asphalt plant operatoni qouanrr y An eye on the upside, May IIE BRIT, oxnasecensrcsccernescosessevsonsvenssasesacesio‘es 31 77 ROCK PRODUCTS/December 1991 1991 ANNUAL INDEX Five-year plan explained at NAA annual convention, P Lime production has increased during past three April i .........0. 2 years, June HNIIKinneesjfIIyturno raIrysiai t ncrrdd uau2ct c 5s etetsumhr reiyedng i ethciis wlMsctaiIsmuaRnyuudIenesNys si,Y e f vsoupihramr ig on ofwsdeibnrs nusse ctndhsd daoatn peioniem arronstegram e nsoogsni ecnonensc tevyrs oiyeepanrar siserpnctsssisamtp,r naoeee iarconnaitatmcat t,neeNii tnoSasaJnnAcaru,e’ene l lsycet oewnenircncm.n.e.e.s ..d . 2299 PPP.ai lrCCEPsslrhxhoeaipasnrepwpskrp,l, i ii atenStnn.gicdR n.e g is Sn othJowna. iss ts hha arpbreiuv,re ndiJ,un ngJe u wnaes te, April TSUUh..tiSSoqqI.r.nuu edaa,-rara ttqggeeusggrraarr,,nr dtS,ee rp gtcr.a avpssheiprme enhtrs vliie ipgnfmvaanetatnanlsteiis ctse itiendasdsto sioeswhewtenninilc a dsn i 21lrt22does..i l1t3tei%h%ba rls eeeieiiodnn g,e i ifsncii erFifscseitgor bos.nntd dio ss 23 May oie U.S. cement is second most foreign-dominated OSHA delays further on amphibole ruling, Oct. ....... 35 industry, March Program set for 27th International Cement Seminar, Sept. ... Rail: old mode comes back, Jan Steuch, Hans E. Sing Reducing pollutants, March ...........0:csecsesseseeseeneneenes 57 Some facts on SO2 emissions, June July Rinker Materials Suttill, Keith 7 association opposes EPA rule on explosives, CSR brings new life to Rinker, March Chipping into shape, June Feb. ......... Robertson, Joseph L. Digging i answer, June .. What's happening at the Lime association, Jan. Metal screens resist abrasion, Jan. . Shitting stone in the U.K., May Industry responds to safety charges, Oct Rail: old mode comes back, J is International cement review, April Rocky mountain light, Aug. ...........c0cccscesesssseeneeeenees T International Cement Seminar, Feb me Rock Products Register, 199 Intriguing products for the ‘POs, JOM. .........sssseseeseees 29 nN NN sc cstaccassnsaueseninsascontaned Dwyer, Jack, Nov. .........000 4 Tarmac b Cliffe Hill Fleming Jr., James F., Nov. . Tarmac invests big In Clitte Hill, Aug. ...................... 35 Hinkle Sr., Buckner, Nov The shifting winds, Soot ie Jany, Louis A, Nov. Tompkins, J. Bruce pe William, Nov. Metal emissions are predictable, April Manning, Asa M., Nov. .. Top 15 sand and gravel-producing companies in U.S., Robinson, Richard, Nov. . DO, sesiscusatiiissvensarocsssarisencsseaniipeniesiestesteoeisessend 45 Japanese cement industry, April Rogers, Winfield E., Nov.... Trans; tion Johansen, Vagn Sklenar, Herbert A., Nov... a RailO ld mode comes back, Jan Some facts on SO2 emissions, June Thomey, Donald M., Nov. .........:::cssscsssssseseneneeeneees Truck Report “Dirty” filters can save money, June High-tech systems monitor tire wear, Nov. Rother, W. New, used, or remanufactured parts?, May Reducing pollutants, March NHTSA reacts as brake problems grow, Aug. .......... 29 Keystone Cement, Aug Rukavina, Mitchell Oil— — increases profits by cutting catastrophes, Kleppinger, Edward W. Beazer: king of the smenatiin, fosgs ea Fi 33 Burning issue: hazardous waste, July Caopas eyes new gypsum markets, Sept. Saving gallons: a fuel economy checklist, Jan........... Kupper, D Chemical helps bitpelauane, Sept. .. Smoke-control maintenance, March Reducing pollutants, March CSR brings new life to Rinker, March Vibration: a battery's worst enemy, July Cut coolant costs and eliminate disposal problem, Trucks, pickup L FasNto vl.o ading at Sunrock plant, May... What's up with pickups, March From rock to strawberries, Sept. ...... LigHhotpweesig htto hold ABggirbeigaotnee 0h IO, IG as asiccccronsercnesd 44 GSoimlif dceovmeplloepxs aab sroercbipse qsuyasrtreym,, NMova.y .. U LimTeh e EPA makes a discovery, May WVuhloca no wonpse nws hoMemx iicna nc ruqsuhaerdr y,s toJnuen,e July 1992 should be a turnaround year, Dec. a Fred - , Lochbrunner, Phil Jr. Ss Uniteed JRaopcakn ePsreo dcucetmse ntC oripn.d ustry, Apri Experiences with burning waste, April Luchs, Kurt An eye on the upside, May Free trade is cement’s future, Feb. ............ccccccceeeeee 47 Unland ¢G. Sand and gravel Reducing pollutants, March M An eye on the upside, May Beazer: king oft he mountain, Aug. . Digging deeper is the answer, June V Hopeful but pessimistic about 1992, Dec....... MaNceQwue edna,y dDaownn s at new star, Aug. ........c:scssessesseseees 40 Lignite removal easy with air-pulsed jig, July. Morse zeroes in on quality, March MMaaitLencathkei-nsneagan lcilneeg n debrasn tdo atgruec ksi,s cJhuenmei cal resistant, July ORSaepilellr:i antgo ilnsdhg e mllocsod sebt ysc tuohrmveee yss, e ashore, Feb? vVounlM ceatSnae le bMaaetmceihrs,is ailMosin cs hCaoae.rl e predictable, April MMMeeettnSaacellla l cicesnimcg,ri e sseshMniesloo lnnssir eqbsaiuyrse tet haCepb .rr seaedsaiiscothna,ob rlee,J,a nF.Ae pbr...i. .l. .... ........::sssssse00s4 475 ScrSWSehihiemfonit s i dnoegwv nesslt oonpwesh oiamn :rt ehcesi aUpn.eK d. s,ya snMtdea my,g ravel, March VVuullVVcciuaablrnnca atnoii npoieontnpi asect neassnM etMxbreiuecxc kiac ocnpna trnrqo ouglarqlruaeramdyr,,,r yJ,Ju NunonJeveu .n .e ... MorBluesyi,n esDsa nipella n T.c an help financing, Nov. Metal screens resist abrasion, Jan Morse Bros. SSeilelmienrgi nsgh,el lWs ilblyi tahme Hs.e ashore, Feb Ww Morse Experiences with burning waste, April MuMhomr,s e Jazmeersoe sR . in on quality, March Shifting stone in the U.K., How to avoid cleanup hassles, July Simi Valley Rock, Sand & Gravel Pit Western Aggregates Inc., Ai Simi develops a recipe system, May WWhhaot 'si s uEp SSwRitOhC ®,p icJkaupns., Mai | N SouStehlelri ng shals by the seashore, Feb. ................c.00000+0 45 Who owns whom: sand and gravel, March... i Some facts on SO2 emissions, June Who owns whom in U.S. cement, Oct... Statistics New day dawns at new star, AUg. .........ccssssccsesesseenees 40 All numbers pointing to a no-growth economy in 1991, New equipment revamps quarry, Feb... : GE on cinsactonshidhsib Restiaendaskisenaroinsentitatuansecbincriente 21 — imports from Japan are injuring U.S. industry, ° Ju 2 Oo Construction material prices continue to rise, UE ccs nencisdasahi ada balitinisieinK iphovicgiinkiiebipastpseabeiceass 13 Zimmerman, Karla Crushed stone sold or used by producers in the Riding the recycli Operating cost survey, May United States, Making the most Owl Rock, Aug Fourth-quarter aggregate statistics released, April Who owns 78 ROCK PRODUCTS/December 1991

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