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Central States, Southeast and Southwest Areas Pension Plan Item #17 Central States, Southeast and Southwest Areas Pension Plan Item #17 Does the application include a list of each employer who has an obligation to contribute under the Plan and each employee organization representing participants under the Plan. See section 4.05(4). A list of each employer who has an obligation to contribute under the Plan and each employee organization representing participants under the Plan is attached as document number 17. 17.0 APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL OF BENEFIT SUSPENSION FOR CENTRAL STATES, SOUTHEAST AND SOUTHWEST AREAS PENSION PLAN ITEM NO. 17 PARTICIPATING EMPLOYERS 1 A & B Freight Line Inc 2 A & T Concrete Supply Inc 3 A C Pavement Striping Co 4 A J Goss Distributor Inc 5 A J Walker Construction Company 6 A Lindberg & Sons Inc 7 A P O'Horo Company 8 A T E Management of Duluth Inc 9 AB Mauri Food Inc 10 ABF Freight System Inc 11 ABM Parking Services Inc 12 Absolute Production Services 13 Accurate Underground HDD LLC 14 Ace Pipeline Inc 15 Ace Redi-Mix Inc 16 Active USA LLC 17 Advance Shoring Company 18 Advanced Asphalt Company 19 Advanced Disposal Services Solid Waste Midwest LLC 20 Advantage Trucking LLC 21 AFP Advanced Food Products LLC 22 Aggregate Industries-MWR Inc 23 Ag-Land FS Inc 24 Air & Sea Pak Co 25 Air Express International USA Inc 26 Air Products & Chemicals Inc 27 Al Peake & Sons Produce 28 Alberici Constructors Inc 29 Alexander Distributing Inc 30 Alfonsi Railroad Construction Co 31 Alfred Nickles Bakery Inc 32 Alger Trucking Company 33 Allied Aviation Services 34 Allied Building Products Corporation 35 Allied Ready Mix Company LLC 36 Alro Steel Corporation 37 Alside Supply Center 38 Ambraw Asphalt Materials Inc 39 American Air Liquide Holdings Inc 40 American Environmental Group Ltd 41 American Industrial Rigging Inc 42 American Materials LLC 43 American President Lines Ltd 44 American Ready Mix Company 45 American Sugar Refining Inc 17.1 46 AmeriGas Propane Inc 47 Ames Construction Inc 48 Ampro Services Inc 49 Anderson Brothers Storage and Moving Corporation 50 Anderson Erickson Dairy 51 Andrews Brothers Inc 52 Angelo Iafrate Construction 53 Anheuser-Busch Companies Inc 54 Anoka Motors LLC 55 APAC - Central Inc 56 Aramark Refreshment Services 57 Aramark Uniform Services 58 ARC 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