ST. MARYS - Union officials on Thursday said they're opposed to Durango-Georgia Paper Co.'s position denying severance pay to more than 500 workers. <br>
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The St. Marys paper mill is scheduled to close on Nov. 15, leaving about 900 jobless. <br>
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Larry D. Brooker Sr., a representative for the Paper Allied Industrial, Chemical and Energy Workers International Union said if negotiations don't resolve the disagreement, ``we will take them to court. We will pursue this in any legal avenue we have to.'' <br>
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Under language in union contracts, only St. Marys Railroad employees and machinists' union workers will be eligible for severance pay.