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Adairsville leaders get update on Daiki plant
by Doug Walker, Rome News-Tribune
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Acting Japanese Consul General Joji Miyamori (from left) tours the damaged Daiki plant in Adairsville with Cartersville-Bartow County Economic Development Director Melinda Lemmon, Daiki plant manager Wes Stephenson (back to camera) and Cartersville-Bartow Chamber of Commerce President Joe Frank Harris Jr. (Doug Walker / RN-T.com)
Acting Japanese Consul General Joji Miyamori (from left) tours the damaged Daiki plant in Adairsville with Cartersville-Bartow County Economic Development Director Melinda Lemmon, Daiki plant manager Wes Stephenson (back to camera) and Cartersville-Bartow Chamber of Commerce President Joe Frank Harris Jr. (Doug Walker / RN-T.com)
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ADAIRSVILLE — Wes Stephenson, manager of the Daiki plant, told the business community Thursday that cleanup of the tornado damage and demolition of the section of the facility not blown down by the Jan. 30 storm could be completed in about four months.

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