Amarillo Faces Industrial Plan Hurdle Over Housing
The Amarillo Globe reports housing shortages threaten the city’s postwar industrial plan. Local business leaders including Barnt, Mott, and Phillips discuss rental housing for factory workers, noting many employees have families. The piece cites auto dealers, drug firms, and a tourist court outlook while highlighting upcoming building permits and market show impacts on Amarillo's economic landscape.
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