Frustrations Grow as U S Exporters Reconsider China Trade
U S exporters wary of dealing with China after Nixon’s visit. They cite China’s self sufficiency and limited consumer markets. Competition from Japan and Europe plus slow responses hinder access to Chinese trade fairs and direct deals.
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Unscrupulous Real Estate Developers Get How To Manual In New Report
A U S government audit details abuses in a subsidized housing program that funds private developers for low rent units. It cites inflated land values, overcharging architectural fees, self‑dealing via subsidiaries, and overstated construction times to boost profits, with some projects showing 65 to 195 percent gains. The report warns officials’ lack of training aided the schemes.
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California Gray Whale Returns To The Ocean
Gigi the California gray whale is back at sea after a year in captivity. Scientists say captivity confirms baleen whales can be raised and may inform food supply and breeding potential. Gigi weighed 4,300 pounds at capture and grew to 14,000 pounds before release, with a radio backpack to monitor movements.
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Poteau Abolishes Parking Meters for Trial Period
Poteau will suspend downtown parking meters for three months starting April 1. A two hour limit and a $1 fine apply. City council hopes the move reduces operating costs and could boost revenue if permanent. Merchants advocate the change to save money.
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Altus Mayor Named Chairman of Oklahoma Council on Community Affairs
Gov David Hall designated Altus Mayor Hoyt Shadid as chairman of the Oklahoma Council on Community Affairs. Organizational meeting set for March 23 at the Capitol with members including Rep Jam Townsend Shawnee and Marion Reed Midwest City along with a slate of regional leaders from Colcord Perry Wheeler Sallisaw Wilburton Atoka Frederick Perry Guymon Sapulpa and others.
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Guymon
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Early chicken domestication idea tied to ancient India
A fragment suggests chickens were raised around 2000 BC in India. The claim links early poultry practices to the subcontinent and reflects historical debates on domestication timelines.
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