Boeing Surplus Store draws thrifty buyers to Seattle area
In Kent Washington's Boeing Surplus Store thrifty shoppers flock to a two acre warehouse offering leftovers from Boeing projects. Highlights include a jet fighter mock up for 400 dollars and three passenger airline seats for 75 dollars. Most items sell for about 25 percent of retail. Weekly new bargains arrive as six to eight trucks unload daily. Store turnover and shipping to airlines and manufacturers total millions, with buyers praising the value and variety.
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Pocketbook guides shoppers to a better world
A 128 page booklet published by the Council on Economic Priorities rates 138 companies and 1,300 products on social criteria. It helps consumers judge environmental impact and corporate practices, citing top and bottom performers and inviting public response.
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