07 MARCH 2013Tristatehomepage.com
Century Aluminum Workers Heading to Frankfort
Edited by : AL CIRCLE
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Several Century Aluminum workers are on their way to Frankfort, where they will lobby for a bill that would allow the company to buy energy on the open market.
Both Century and Alcan say if they can't get cheaper electric rates from Big Rivers and Kenergy, they may be forced to close.
Eyewitness News' Mike Pickett was in Hawesville as Century workers left for the state capitol.
Both Century and Alcan say if they can't get cheaper electric rates from Big Rivers and Kenergy, they may be forced to close.
Eyewitness News' Mike Pickett was in Hawesville as Century workers left for the state capitol.
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