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Originally published Friday, November 28, 2008 at 2:05 PM

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Longview paper mill restarting machines

Longview Fibre plans to restart four of its five paper machines at its Longview mill next week.

LONGVIEW, Wash. —

Longview Fibre plans to restart four of its five paper machines at its Longview mill next week.

Fiber announced a shutdown in October to reduce inventory. One machine was kept running to keep the mill warm and prevent the cost of a full shutdown.

President Frank McShane told The Longview Daily News the company is still evaluating customer demand.

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