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10/1/2006 11:29:00 AM
Grant County ethanol plant aims to use local farmers' corn

READY TO BUILD - Central Indiana Ethanol general manager Mitch Miller stands in front of the ethanol plant that's under construction on Ind. 18 west of Marion. JEFF MOREHEAD / jmorehea@marion.gannett.com

Chronicle-Tribune

BY RACHEL KIPP, Chronicle-Tribune
rlkipp@marion.gannett.com

A white board hanging inside the single-wide trailer that serves as headquarters for Central Indiana Ethanol is empty except for two figures.

The first is numerals representing June, 4, 2007, the projected start date for the $60 million plant, located along Ind. 18 west of Marion. The second number - 256 days - counts down the amount of time plant employees have until that day arrives.

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