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Some workers will beI; oll.'t<'il a 2 Page A l l loso hor houso. nt this fall and the rest bybv chance to M ay .111 uuiniil tlu- [il.ini earlyly 2004. shuts down coniph’U'l fornl c•\perience. \|j M c ) n i - : v Their he experience with food - 'Tt’s a scary ordc.il,ll' \\’i.’ic' will Monnli.iii ■■■ ' I alb eit ■ In d ep en d en t M eat has noiio ried, We'ie losing sk­ L‘it potatoes - gives them an je..puv..| il," : . ■ Foreign trade: As^s iMalaysia e oover other joh applicants at for recruitmenr targeted illat said S hirlev V'cga of Kiiperi,H . 'I ■•placed Sim plol w»irk force, looks to one Magic 'win Fails hog processor, & m pllqt “I was raised in ap.iiijiiciiis.a|; I , '' Igic VaUey com- 5 J 'j ' W o^Hcyburn flQlonF closure MorciiccICC said. ticularly if they’re experi-ri- “ never bad a h.u,tu is e ," sai<! pany for \vater-qu£ .leannelle Sawyeis rise, another is eye ed in cjuality assurance,:e , M eat m s <ii Hill irv . ' 3yemg Malaysia equiptipment operation or ecjuip- manufacturer who h as woi ked at Siiiimploi i..i Ij V" asamaricetforits ip- “They would as st l'-"l.'' Tlifliii its p ro d u c ts . m e nit t nlaintenance, saidid into our production hog processor lias dune taiII’. - yeats. "T his is my fiis;rsl Imiisr, I'm ' 1’" a ' i!L-lf(l nrecruiting when othere r alm ost fiO y e a rs <>1<I, , Page D l Indepe•pendent M eat’s chief execu-:u- a n y applicants,” he: saids - hetlLT. I. and I d..iri tive,, VlPat Florence. in fact, than aj)plicacants without Please seo JOBS, Page A6'6 ‘ Ploase see SIMPlIPLOT, Prifle A.’ O p i n i o n Looking for land;: TVvinT F a lls P H I 1 - ^ C ity C o u n c il p ro)v ve es g o v ern - louse OKKs exchamge visitits to nukke test si 0 m ent can do the: rightrij tW ng on ites. ' tflsoclotod Press______________ testing. rim proposal, todaiday’s editonal ----------- on its Wel)W site Saturday thatIt nuclear issues, says. Rep. Curt Weldon,n, K-Pa„ who classifio' . WAS\SHINCTON - The House ied briefings for select;i U'eldcjii said in a statatenu-nt bis '■ ■ie sponsored the ainc'ntiidment, told House anda Senate members PageA 14 h as apipproved r legislation calling s anieiulnient was desigiigned I.) pro- '■ lg the House last week: thatt a classi- included-•tl informalion on a new for c.xclxchange visits between thele fied intelligence hrief .V mote safely, seciuityy .Uld iran>- efing for cer- analysisis by th e j o i n t .-Atomicc pai eiicy wiih Russia by I n d e x U.S. nuclearnu test site in Nevadaja tain members of Coi Congress had ICnergy’ IntelligenceIt Committeee ing joint norii)n)lifer and Ru5lussia’s test site on an Arcticic included information n on jiossilile indicatingng that Moscow is prepar- threat-reduction efforts Classified .05-16 Mo\M ovies .........
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