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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1972
Page
9
New York AP notes planners face foggy paths as leather and trucking markets surprise. Leather demand from jackets, belts and Argentina shifts push hide prices up. truck sales surge with 2.5 million units expected. Industry eyes Phase 2 limits and possible export bans to curb shoe costs.
University of Illinois expert warns that indiscriminate antibiotic use in swine cattle poultry and sheep may leave drug residues in meat. He notes allergic reactions are possible and that testing shows varying residue levels even after slaughter, despite USDA conclusions.
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a revenue sharing bill by 17 to 7, sending it to the House floor. It would allocate 18 billion to states and 3.5 billion to local governments with strings tied to spending safety and regional needs. The administration supports the measure with adjustments to satisfy committee concerns.
AWTON Community Theatre seeks musicians to form an orchestra for the Sweet Charity anniversary season. Paul Bahan announced auditions at 6 30 pm today and Wednesday at the Playhouse for various woodwind brass and string roles. Audition call 355 2342. Eight rehearsals and four performances May 3 6.
A. Oakley Hunter of Fannie Mae warns that many subsidized low income buyers are unprepared for home ownership. He notes rent reminders help prevent misuse of payments and that some owners behind on payments abandon deteriorating homes due to lack of down payments. He advocates broad education at federal and state levels to improve obligations understanding and cites foreclosure impacts from falsified appraisals and credit reports. Germany credited as first to adopt the Christmas tree.
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