Laundries Lose Bid On Sewer Service Charge Fight
Lubbock laundries failed to win a reduction in the new sewer service charge averaging 35 to 40 dollars a month per store. City Council also discussed funding for the Community Action Agency, annexed land for a residential development, and reviewed costs for an Early Learning Center project.
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Wholesale Prices Jump as Inflation Fears Rise
February wholesale prices surged 1.9 percent led by lumber, gasoline, and heating oil, with farm products and processed foods also rising. The index stood 8.2 percent higher than a year earlier, signaling potential inflation and pressuring policy makers amid Nixon wage controls.
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