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Newton County aluminum plant to close; 146 to lose jobs
Posted on February 8, 2012
At least 146 employees of a Newton County aluminum extrusion plant will lose their jobs this summer when the facility is closed.
6 tips to know before selling gold
Posted on October 16, 2011
Know its content: Most businesses buying gold plan to melt it for scrap. That means they are interested only in its precious-metal content. Market prices are based on pure 24-carat gold.
House blocks EPA on coal ash
Posted on October 16, 2011
All but one of Indiana's House members voted Friday to block tougher federal regulations of the waste left after burning coal for electricity.
Coal-fired plants get some heat
Posted on July 21, 2011
Indiana ranks No. 6 for toxic pollution from power plants Written by john.russell@indystar.com Filed Under Indiana's huge fleet of coal-fired power plants generates a massive amount of energy for homes, factories and stores but at a steep environmental
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