61.   The rains could reduce the amount of cotton available if domestic textile mills import cotton this year under a special USDA provision caused by high U.S. cotton prices.

62.   The same open trade laws that contributed to killing South Carolina textile mills have spawned an economic revival in the state.

63.   The school is surrounded by textile mills, garment industry sweatshops and an auto body shop in a rundown section of downtown Los Angeles.

64.   The system was first installed in a printing plant in New York, then in Carolina textile mills and Kentucky tobacco warehouses and a smattering of other industrial facilities.

65.   The town is named Maitland, in honor of the family-owned textile mill that is its heart and its sole link to prosperity.

66.   The Williamses worked days at a now-closed textile mill near Columbus.

67.   Then textile mills from one-time manufacturing hubs, like New England began moving here for the same reasons the apparel industry is now moving to Latin America.

68.   There she spent eight years in the circulation, advertising and editorial departments before leaving to become office manager of a local textile mill.

69.   They work in textile mills and chicken plants, on farms and in warehouses.

70.   Those protections were established mostly to preserve political support in American states where textile mills still exist.