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P&G breaks ground in Box Elder

arc | 7:13 a.m. May 31, 2008

I have never liked P&G and have typically avoided buying there stuff. Does anyone know if P&G has stopped acting like a bigger bully than Walmart?

spelling | 11:22 a.m. May 31, 2008

You should have used their not there.

Ace Ventura | 11:48 a.m. May 31, 2008

Whoa! Who gored your ox ARC? I've never heard anything of the sort you refer to, so I went to the P&G listing in Wikipedia--I'm still mystified. Sure, they have the typical product issues any large company deals with, but nothing that would merit never buying their products. Maybe my social conscience just isn't as acute as yours, or maybe I'm just excited when new jobs in the hundreds come into the state and bolster our sagging (contrary to Huntsman and Herbert's cheerleading) economy.

Do work for a P&G competitor? Your approach of smearing, innuendo and begging the question, without making any specific accusations, is a little irresponsible. How 'bout some details?

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Anonymous | 12:34 p.m. May 31, 2008

This will be great for Box Elder County and the State. Don't these jobs like quadruple the income levels of people in Box Elder?

We need P&G | 6:15 p.m. May 31, 2008

With La-Z-Boy moving to Mexico and close to 700 employees losing their jobs, we in Box Elder are looking forward to supporting Proctor & Gamble.

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Procter \& Gamble

A rendering of the Procter \& Gamble paper products plant that is expected to be opening in the second half of 2010 near Bear River City. The million-square-foot plant will initially employ 300 people.

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