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LEWISTON – Falcon Shoe is laying off 40 of its 200 employees, a cutback linked in part to a worldwide leather shortage arising from outbreaks of mad cow and foot-and-mouth disease. “There’s a couple of things” that led to the layoffs, said owner Nick Bailey,…
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LEWISTON – Falcon Shoe is laying off 40 of its 200 employees, a cutback linked in part to a worldwide leather shortage arising from outbreaks of mad cow and foot-and-mouth disease.
“There’s a couple of things” that led to the layoffs, said owner Nick Bailey, whose company makes high-end hunting-style and work boots. “The recession really has hit our customers,” he said.
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