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ADM says mill would expand if it can raze the Great Northern. (Archer Daniels Midland Co. to increase workforce once grain elevator is demolished and new facility is constructed)

Business First of Buffalo

| December 12, 1994 | Fink, James | COPYRIGHT 1989 Business First-Buffalo. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

Milling conglomerate Archer Daniels Midland Co. says it would increase the work force at its South Buffalo operations by more than 55 percent if it could tear down a mothballed 96-year-old grain elevator to make room for a more modern facility.

The Decatur, Ill.-based conglomerate said if it can't demolish the Great Northern Elevator, it may consider shutting its local operations.

The company said it is willing to spend about $10.6 million to build the facility. According to documents obtained by Business First, Archer Daniels Midland would add 50 people to its 91-person work force if the new elevator is built.

Local preservationists have been vocal in …

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