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Kent Bush: Racism isn't born, it's taught
I hate white people.
That may sound crazy, but if I had included another race or cultural group in that sentence, many people would agree with me.
Racism isn't dead.
It isn't even waning. The practice has moved out of the mainstream for the most part.
However, you need to look no further than online message boards to find out there are plenty of people who still possess the ability to hate a person because of the color of their skin or country of origin.
Some aren't worried about anonymity.
They fly their Rebel flags on their homes and vehicles, they post their views on Facebook and Twitter and they publicly joke about "those people."
As the parent of one of "those people," my concern grows daily.
I have been so happy with how our son has been received since he arrived here from Ethiopia last July. At church and preschool, in stores and parks, most people have treated him very well.
The children are especially accepting. They haven't learned to hate someone for such a silly reason yet.
Most of them never will. But some will receive that instruction.
Comedian Dennis Leary had it right when he said, "Racism isn't born, folks, it's taught. I have a 2-year-old son. You know what he hates? Naps! End of list."
Dawit's friends have never seemed to notice that he is the only one in the class whose tan lasts all winter. They don't even discriminate against him because he struggles to speak English.
We haven't had the same luck with adults. Several comments have been repeated to me about what some people think of us bringing a black child to Augusta, Kan., and increasing the minority population significantly.
I didn't have some Pollyanna outlook when we adopted a son from Africa. I knew those views existed. Dawit will face discrimination that my "natural" son Blake never will.
I guess I just hoped that it would die with the generation of ignorance who hold those beliefs and wouldn't be alive and well into future generations.
There is plenty of reason for hope, but reading comments made after tragic events can bury your hope in fear for the future.
After a young black man was named as the main suspect in a double homicide at a Wichita Dollar General store, the racist commenters quickly made sure everyone realized this was another example of a black man committing a crime.
"Black male? Wow that's a surprise," one said.
After that comment, a thread of accusations of racism and those defending the practice took up most of the page I was reading.
All the while, my 5-year-old black child played on the living room floor in front of me.
I couldn't help but wonder how many of his tears I will dry one day thanks to mindless comments. I thought about how I should respond if one of these anonymous commenters ever had the guts to say something directly to me or my son.
I hope I would be able to overlook the ignorance and bitterness that fuel remarks like that. I would like to believe I could take the high road and respond honorably in a difficult situation.
I know my initial reaction when I read horrible comments about "those people" isn't as honorable as I would like it to be.
I'll continue to pray for "those people" as well as "those people" who discriminate against them.
Racism is taught, and respect for all races can be taught as well.
People used to think the Earth was flat. New information was gathered and new instruction informed opinions.
It is up to us to re-educate young people when we hear them espousing racist beliefs or spouting negative cultural stereotypes.
"All men are created equal" didn't include exceptions to the rule.
Kent Bush is publisher of the Augusta, Kan., Gazette.


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Hunter Hayes, Carrie Underwood, Eric Church Among Top Country GRAMMY Nominees
The nominees for the 55th GRAMMY Awards were announced tonight, and many of this year's best-known country songs and albums made the list--along with a few surprises. In terms of sheer numbers, Hunter Hayes led the pack with three nominations; Taylor Swift, Eric Church, Ronnie Dunn, The Time Jumpers, Carrie Underwood, and the Eli Young Band each earned two.
Taylor Swift, who cohosted the GRAMMY Nominations Concert broadcast on Wednesday night, earned a nomination for Record of the Year for her single "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together." She was also nominated in tandem with the Civil Wars for Best Country Duo/Group Performance for their song "Safe & Sound" from the Hunger Games soundtrack. (Taylor's new album Red, however, did not make the nomination list, due to the fact it was released after the GRAMMYs' Sept. 30 eligibility cutoff.)
Among country artists, 21-year-old heartthrob and instrumental whiz-kid Hunter Hayes actually nabbed three nominations--Best New Artist (a multi-genre category), Best County Solo Performance (for "Wanted"), and Best Country Album (his self-titled release Hunter Hayes).
And speaking of the Best Country Solo Performance, that list included some of the year's most powerful and memorable songs, including "Home" by Dierks Bentley and "Springsteen" by Eric Church.
Eric, Carrie Underwood, and Ronnie Dunn all showed up in both the Best Country Solo Performance and Best Country Song categories. The latter was rounded out with Alan Jackson and the Eli Young Band.
The list of Best Country Albums included such popular releases as Zac Brown Band's Uncaged and Miranda Lambert's Four the Record, but threw in a couple of more off-the-beaten-track gemes -- Jamey Johnson's beautiful, moving Living For A Song: A Tribute To Hank Cochran and rootsy supergroup The Time Jumpers' self-titled release, an album many country fans probably didn't even know about (even though the membership includes Vince Gill and Ranger Doug of Riders in the Sky).
It's interesting, in fact, that The Time Jumpers made the Best Country Album vs. the Best Americana Album nomination list, where rootsier material often winds up these days. The latter list instead included The Carpenter, the excellent new release by The Avett Brothers (who recently performed on a CMT Crossroads special with Randy Travis), alongside albums by Mumford & Sons, Bonnie Raitt, John Fullbright, and The Lumineers (whom you might recognize as having been name-checked on the TV show Nashville).
A few additional names showed up in the Best Country Duo/Group Performance category, including the Eli Young Band for their Number One hit "Even If It Breaks Your Heart," Little Big Town with their summertime anthem "Pontoon," and country legend Don Williams, who was nominated alongside Alison Krauss for their duet "I Just Come Here For The Music."
Below are the nominees in the country music categories. See the full list of nominees for the 55th GRAMMY Awards on Grammy.com.
Best Country Solo Performance:
"Home" — Dierks Bentley
"Springsteen" — Eric Church
"Cost Of Livin'" — Ronnie Dunn
"Wanted" — Hunter Hayes
"Over" — Blake Shelton
"Blown Away" — Carrie Underwood
Best Country Song:
Blown Away - Carrie Underwood
Cost Of Livin' - Ronnie Dunn
Even If It Breaks Your Heart - Eli Young Band
So You Don't Have To Love Me Anymore - Alan Jackson
Springsteen - Eric Church
Best Country Album:
Uncaged — Zac Brown Band
Hunter Hayes — Hunter Hayes
Living For A Song: A Tribute To Hank Cochran — Jamey Johnson
Four The Record — Miranda Lambert
The Time Jumpers — The Time Jumpers
Best Americana Album:
The Carpenter — The Avett Brothers
From The Ground Up — John Fullbright
The Lumineers — The Lumineers
Babel — Mumford & Sons
Slipstream — Bonnie Raitt
Best Country Duo/Group Performance:
Even If It Breaks Your Heart - Eli Young Band
Pontoon - Little Big Town
Safe & Sound - Taylor Swift & The Civil Wars
On The Outskirts Of Town - The Time Jumpers
I Just Come Here For The Music - Don Williams Featuring Alison Krauss
Best Bluegrass Album:
The Gospel Side Of - Dailey & Vincent
Life Finds A Way - The Grascals
Beat The Devil And Carry A Rail - Noam Pikelny
Scratch Gravel Road - Special Consensus
Nobody Knows You - Steep Canyon Rangers
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Earlier this week, the Tennessee state Senate offered its near-unanimous approval to a measure that would make it a crime to harm a fetus at any point in a woman's pregnancy, including before 6 weeks' pregnancy when a fetus is actually technically called an "embryo." Proponents of the bill claim that it has nothing to do with abortion and everything to do with "protecting women," but whenever Republicans say they're "protecting women," you better believe that they're working some shitty angle. This time is no exception.
HB 3157 would make it legal for prosecutors to charge people who assault pregnant women with an additional crime if her fetus is harmed, which on the surface seems like a good idea. In the past, an assailant could only be charged with additional counts of assault or murder if the woman was further along in her pregnancy, but now, assuming this bill is signed into law once it hits the desk of Republican Governor Bill Haslam, harming a fetus or embryo at any stage of prenatal development would be a crime, even if the woman shows no signs of pregnancy. Who doesn't like strengthening laws against assault? Who doesn't like justice for people who endanger wanted pregnancies?
But opponents can smell what's coming next from a mile away. Proposed laws like Tennessee's often serve to lay the foundation for eventual bans on abortion and criminalization of abortion providers. One of the two lone votes against the measure wondered if the law will require every female assault victim of reproductive age to be tested for pregnancy to make sure a potential cell clump is unscathed. How would this impact the future of in vitro fertilization in the state? What's especially troubling is that the state's Republican Lieutenant Governor described the measure as an important step in the "battle against the culture of death." And when anti-abortion conservatives start busting out the "battle" words, you know they think they're actual soldiers in some cosmic God-war against abortion and there's no talking them down.
According to The Tennesseean, supporters of the bill, which passed the Senate 28-2, say that it was just designed to close a loophole in the state's existing statute which was written to expressly ban the harming of embryos because legislators "did not realize that unborn humans do not reach the fetal stage until the sixth week of development."
Good grief. For not knowing shit about how pregnancy works, lawmakers sure like to govern how they think it should work.


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As we scoured cookbooks and the web for some great grilling recipes for the 4th of July, this one – from Prime Time – The Lobel's Guide to Grilled Meat by Evan, Leon, Stanley and Mark Lobel – called our attention. It promises to be different and delicious, therefore we felt compelled to adapt it for the kosher cook:
Grilled Chicken Breast and Apple Rings with Maple Syrup Marinade
Serves 6
- 6 bone-in chicken breast halves
- 1 1/2 cups maple syrup marinade *
- Vegetable oil cooking spray
- 3 large firm apples, such as Cortland or Granny Smith, cored, peeled and cut into 1″ thick rings
- Canola oil for brushing
- Put the chicken breasts in a shallow glass or ceramic dish. Pour 1 1/2 cups maple syrup marinadeover the chicken, turning to coat. Cover and refrigerate for at least 4 hours and as long as 24 hours. Refrigerate the remaining 1/4 cup of marinade.
- Prepare a charcoal or gas grill. Lightly spray the grill rack with vegetable oil cooking spray. The coals should be moderately hot.
- Put the apple rings on a plate or baking sheet and brush on both sides with the remaining 1/4 cup marinade. Set aside at room temperature to marinade while grilling the chicken.
- Lift the chicken from the marinade, reserving the marinade. Grill the chicken breasts skin side down, for 25 to 30 minutes, turning with tongs frequently and brushing several times with any remaining marinade during the first 10 minutes of cooking. During the last 10 minutes of grilling, place the apple rings on the outer edge of the grill. Brush with some oil and grill for about 5 minutes. Turn, brush with some more oil and grill for about 5 minutes longer, or until lightly browned on both sides and tender.
- The chicken is done when the juices run clear when the thickest sections are pierced with a fork, or when an instant-read thermometer (don't touch the bone) inserted into the thickest part of the breast registers 170 F. Serve immediately with the apple slices.
* Maple Syrup Marinade
Makes about 1 1/2 cups
Real maple syrup gives this fruity marinade just the right sweetness it needs to enhance chicken.
- 1 cup beer
- 1/2 cup cider vinegar
- 3 tablespoons real maple syrup
- 2 tablespoons prepared commercial horseradish
- 2 teaspoons soy sauce
Whisk together all the ingredients in a glass or ceramic bowl until blended. Adjust the seasoning with pepper. Use according to the recipe, or cover and refrigerate for as long as 2 days.
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Sheriff gives annual report
The Cheboygan County Sheriff's Department gave its annual report to the Cheboygan County Board of Commissioners at the panel's last meeting on April 23.
Sheriff Dale Clarmont said the 2012 budget included $3,099,360 in approved expenditures and $3,027,582 in actual expenditures, with $71,778 (or 2.3 percent) in unexpended balance.
The jail division made up the largest portion of Sheriff's Department revenues, totaling $220,844. Grants the Sheriff's Department received came to $253,938. Other revenues, generated by drug forfeiture and wage reimbursement, were $24,814, bringing the total revenues generated to $499,596.
The 2012 actual cost of the Sheriff's Department, determined by subtracting revenues generated from actual expenditures, amounted to $2,527,986.
Clarmont noted that there was an average of 64.9 inmates per date in the jail in 2012, with the Community Corrections Service Program creating an annual savings in 2012 of $135,462.
According to Clarmont, road patrol statistics included 10,314 logged calls in 2012, only a .01 percent increase from 2011. There were 483 arrests in 2012, which is a decrease of 28.1 percent from 2011, when there were 672 arrests.
He said the addition of two deputies may have contributed to the fact that logged calls went up and arrests went down, since there was more of a police presence.
Clarmont noted the Search and Rescue team responded to 10 emergency calls with 100 percent success, and instituted the Project Lifesaver program. Programs such as the school liaison officer, marine/ORV/snowmobile patrols, the K-9 unit, the Victim Services unit, the Wolverine substation, a collaboration with the Cheboygan County Council on Aging and the prescription drug diversion officer continued to be effective in 2012. In regards to the latter, there were 37 drug investigations and a total of $14,872 in forfeitures.
Additionally, Clarmont said highlights of 2012 included continued success with the jail medical program, including a continued contract with District Health Department No. 4, a narcotic-free jail, and continued success at keeping jail medical expenditures down. Other highlights were attained compliance with corrections officer training certification, compliance with Michigan Department of Corrections administrative rules, continued offering of jail programs and continued success with minimum Sheriff's Department staffing on holidays.


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Oliver Springs woman still in 'Idol'
Will the third time be the charm for Oliver Springs singer Janelle Arthur?
The 23-year-old proved successful during last week's "Hollywood Week" of "American Idol." She's now among the Top 20 women and Top 20 men competing this week in Las Vegas.
Last Wedesday, Janelle competed with several other contestants as a group. They sang "Be My Baby," and she was one of several selected to keep on singing in the competition. Judge Nicki Minaj commented to Janelle that she had been her favorite several times.
On Thursday, she survived the solo competition, performing Randy Travis' song, "I Told You So."
Soon after it aired on television, Janelle posted on Twitter, "I am SOOOOO proud of my girls and boys!!!!!! I couldn't be in better company! So unbelievably blessed to be in the TOP 40!"
"American Idol" continues at 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 5, on WTNZ Fox 43. According to media reports, that's when the first group of 10 semifinalists will perform live from Las Vegas and the audience can vote. The voting continues at 8 p.m. Wednesday, March 6, and 8 p.m March 7.
Janelle is the daughter of Oliver Springs residents Judy and Gentle Dean Arthur. This is her third time trying for the title of top "American Idol."
Donna Smith can be contacted at (865) 220-5502.


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Late to the Chinese auto market, Ford aims to catch up with new cars, new attitude
by Dee-Ann Durbin, The Associated Press
Automaker looking to double its Chinese market share to six per cent by 2015
CHONGQING, China—Dave Schoch has one of the toughest jobs at Ford Motor Co.: catching the competition in the world's biggest car market.
When Schoch arrived in China 13 years ago, the government was building eight-lane freeways in major cities, but bicyclists and pedestrians still filled the streets.
The Chinese were buying fewer than two million cars and trucks each year, a fraction of the 14.4-million sold in 2000 in the United States.
When he returned to China last year, Schoch was stunned.
The freeways were choked with cars, from inexpensive, Chinese-made Wuling minivans to Mercedes-Benz sedans.
The red-hot Chinese economy had more than doubled annual wages, giving millions of people the money to buy a first vehicle or move up to a luxury brand.
"Things turned upside-down," says Schoch, who was named head of Ford's Asia-Pacific operations in the fall. "You have to be here and experience it to believe what has happened in the last decade."
Last year, Chinese consumers bought 19 million cars and trucks—five-million more than consumers in the U.S.
Ford's share of those sales was just three per cent.
Years of corporate chaos and financial trouble slowed Ford's entry into China as its rivals gained a foothold.
Together, General Motors and Volkswagen control a third of China's market.
But the race is far from over.
China is still a country where just 58 out of every 1,000 people own cars.
In the U.S., that number is closer to 800.
Every year, tens of millions of Chinese are reaching the income threshold they need to buy a car, Schoch says.
Many analysts predict annual sales in China of 30 million by 2020, almost double the U.S. forecast of 17 million.
It's up to Schoch to ensure Ford gets a big chunk of that phenomenal growth.
"I go home each night thinking, 'Have I really tried to move the needle? Are we moving the organization fast enough to take advantage of this?' Because I really think we have a golden opportunity here," he says.
Ford wants to double its Chinese market share to six per cent by 2015.
To make that happen, the company is launching six new vehicles in China this year, including two small SUVs called the Kuga and the EcoSport, the Mondeo midsize sedan and the Explorer SUV, which is exported from Chicago.
The Lincoln luxury brand will arrive next year.
To meet its goals, the company has undertaken its most ambitious growth since Ford went on a post-war building spree in Michigan 60 years ago.
Ford is spending $5-billion to build five plants—including three assembly plants, an engine plant and a transmission plant—that will more than double its Chinese production capacity to 1.7 million vehicles by 2015.
"They used to be laggard, cautious. But now they're all in," says Michael Dunne, president of the automotive consulting group Dunne and Co. in Hong Kong. "They are saying, 'We have confidence in the China market. We have confidence in our products. We can win here'."
Ford sold a company record 407,721 vehicles in China in the first six months of this year.
But that was only a quarter of the vehicles GM sold.
Volkswagen has six brands aimed at every type of buyer in the vast Chinese market, from the cheap Skoda to the ultra-luxury Bentley.
Until Lincoln arrives, Ford has just one.
There are other obstacles.
Ford cars are expensive.
In a market where 70 per cent of vehicles sold cost less than $14,500, Ford's cheapest car is the Fiesta, which starts at $13,300.
The Explorer starts around $80,000 thanks to a 25 per cent import duty and other taxes.
Ford's development costs are also steep compared with competitors' because it still does much of the research and design for Chinese vehicles at its headquarters in Dearborn, Mich., where costs are relatively high.
Ford hopes to double its technical workforce in Nanjing to 1,500 people by 2015; GM already employs more than 2,000 people at its technical centre in Shanghai.
Another complication is the unpredictable Chinese government, which could scramble expansion plans at any time.
The government requires foreign automakers to partner with local companies and decides where they can build their plants.
But Ford can't keep relying on Europe and North America, where it sells 73 per cent of its vehicles.
The company lost $1.75-billion in Europe last year as sales plummeted in a recessionary economy, and it expects to lose $2-billion there this year.
Profits in Asia would have cushioned those losses, but Ford's Asian operations lost $77-million because of the big investments in new plants and vehicles.
One hundred years ago, Ford was the company with a head start in China.
It started selling the Model T there in 1913, and founder Henry Ford explored opening a plant in China in the 1920s.
But Ford quickly cooled on the idea because of China's poor roads and low wages.
The country's only Ford dealership, in Shanghai, closed at the outbreak of World War II, and its car industry was cut off to foreigners for several decades after that.
Ford re-entered China in 1997, around the same time as GM.
But Ford focused on the commercial van market, which was limited.
GM and its Chinese partners—SAIC and Wuling—grew quickly by selling Wuling minivans and Buicks to the mass market.
Ford's attention was elsewhere.
SUV sales were booming at home.
The company was buying up luxury brands like Jaguar and Volvo with the profits.
No one at headquarters anticipated that the Chinese market was about to take off.
"If I had gone to management in Dearborn and tried to convince them that China would be 20 million units in 2013, they would have really started to worry about me," Schoch says with a laugh.
The company soon realized its error.
It formed a partnership with Chinese automaker Changan Automotive in 2001 and began building the Fiesta in China two years later.
But with its new luxury brands, high labour costs and bloated bureaucracy, it had a limited amount to invest.
In 2006, Ford named a new CEO, Alan Mulally, to help stem its billion-dollar losses and end executive infighting.
A few months after Mulally's arrival, Ford borrowed $23.6-billion and used it to close plants, cut its workforce, improve key products and meld global operations.
Mulally sold or discontinued every brand but Ford and Lincoln.
By 2009, Ford was profitable again, and turned its sights on China.
Schoch says Mulally asked him in 2011 if he would return to China.
Schoch's only question was whether Ford was committed to the country.
Mulally didn't hesitate.
"Yes, from the board of directors on down," he said, according to Schoch.
It was a defining moment for Schoch.
Last month, Mulally visited China for the third time in less than a year.
He was there to open a $500-million engine plant in Chongqing, an industrial city of 30 million in southwestern China, where suburban industrial parks are rapidly filling with carmakers and auto suppliers.
Chongqing is now Ford's largest manufacturing base outside Michigan.
Mulally was also in Chongqing last August, to break ground on Ford's third assembly plant there, a $600-million facility that will be completed in 2014.
During that trip, hundreds of uniformed workers—many of whom are former soldiers—stood in precise rows as Mulally warmly praised local leaders for their "pro-business" policies.
Chongqing's government was the first in China to offer subsidies to residents who buy locally made vehicles, which has boosted Ford's sales in the region.
At the end of the ceremony, confetti rained down and rainbow-colored smoke shot into the air, adding another layer of haze to the city's thick, yellowish sky.
A few days later, the executives touched down amid the rice fields and large, neo-Victorian houses of the wealthy southern city of Hangzhou.
Ford is building one of its assembly plants there, in an immaculate new office park on the outskirts of the city.
The $760-million plant is expected to produce 250,000 vehicles per year when it's completed in 2015.
In Hangzhou, Mulally and the others were greeted by Chinese women in traditional silk gowns—blue and white, like Ford's logo—and quickly ducked into an air-conditioned tent to meet with local politicians.
Later, the executives scooped up dirt with red-ribboned shovels.
When the ceremony ended, rainbow smoke once again shot into the sky, accompanied by booming golden cannons.
On the wall of his office in Dearborn, Mulally has a copy of an ad that Henry Ford published in the Saturday Evening Post in 1925.
The ad was titled "Opening the Highways to All Mankind," and reflected Ford's wish to make vehicles available to everyone.
Schoch says he's living Henry's dream.
Schoch, 61, joined Ford in 1977 as a financial analyst.
His career includes stints as chief financial officer for Europe and operations manager for Canada, Mexico and South America.
Despite his long international career, the thoughtful, down-to-earth Schoch doesn't seem jaded.
He spends many weekends dropping in on dealerships near the home he shares with his wife in Shanghai.
He's giddy when he sees first-time Chinese buyers, surrounded by family members, getting their first set of keys.
"Take yourself back to when you were a teenager and you got your first vehicle, and what it felt like, and you can see what it means for the Chinese customer," Schoch says.
Ford hopes its manufacturing base in Chongqing, far from China's crowded eastern coast, will help it attract rural buyers in the still largely untapped markets in western China.
For those buyers, Ford is developing a low-cost car to compete with the $9,500 Chevrolet Sail.
Ford will use Lincoln to make a play for China's booming luxury market, which is dominated by German brands like Audi and BMW.
Lincoln used to be the bestselling luxury brand in the U.S. but fell behind when Ford started focusing on other luxury brands.
Ford's effort to revive the brand began this year with the launch of the Lincoln MKZ sedan in the U.S.
"Chinese consumers buy on image and prestige and the message that they project to their family and co-workers and friends," Dunne said. "With a luxury brand like Lincoln, it gives them a chance to say, 'Hey, see my American luxury car that I drive? Do you have one of these?'"
Chinese buyers also appreciate a brand's history.
That's why Ford introduced Chinese reporters to the MKZ at a historic temple in Beijing last summer, surrounded by vintage Lincoln posters.
GM's Buick brand—which used to ferry Chinese royalty—is a huge seller with cachet in China even though it struggles in the U.S.
GM sold 401,327 Buicks in China in the first quarter of this year, four times more than it sold in the U.S.
Ford, GM and others also have been helped by a backlash against Japanese automakers in China because of disputes between Japan and China over ownership of islands in the East China Sea.
Toyota's sales fell six per cent in the first six months of this year.
Su Xiaoling, a sales manager in a Beijing real estate company, said he expects Ford's share of the Chinese market to climb because it offers newer styles and updates them often.
"I think Ford cars are safe. The material they use is good and thick, not like the Japanese cars," he said. "But the price is pretty expensive."
Schoch's goal, he says, is to build Ford's reputation and convince buyers like Su that Ford's offerings are worth the price.
"Share and profits are important, but they're a fallout to how our customers perceive Ford," he says. "This is not a sprint in my mind. This is part of a very, very long journey."
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By Alex Veiga
Associated Press
LOS ANGELES — When mortgage rates began climbing in May from rock-bottom lows, Kevin Williams worried he might miss out on an opportunity.
So he listed his home in Orange County, Calif., and planned to buy a bigger house in San Diego after it sold. The process took all summer. Last week, he and his wife locked in a mortgage.
The extra time added at least $1,000 more a year than if they had secured a loan in May. Still, Williams believes they made a prudent decision.
"I don't know what rates are going to be in four years," he said. "I felt I had to act now before I was priced out."
Williams' justification — buy now or risk paying more later — is why many brokers and analysts remain confident that the housing recovery can handle higher mortgage rates. While the jump in rates should test the strength of the recovery, analysts foresee stable sales increases over the next year for a number of reasons.
Fall typically is a sleepy time for sales and nationally signed contracts are starting to decline. Yet several brokers say buyer traffic remains strong in key markets such as Los Angeles, the Washington metro area, Silicon Valley and Boston.
Home prices have been rising at the fastest pace since 2006, helping Americans regain wealth they lost during the housing crisis. Many would-be sellers have been waiting out the downturn and could put their houses on the market in the next year. That should ease supply constraints, one of the biggest obstacles for sales over the past year.
Financing a home still is more affordable than in decades past. The average rate on a 30-year mortgage remains a bargain at below 5 percent, and many buyers sense it won't stay that low for long.
There's also pent-up demand. A growing number of people are moving out from group homes or with relatives to form their own households, according to U.S. Census data. Sales typically increase when households grow.
"It's the demographics that make a strong housing recovery pretty much a sure thing," said Patrick Newport, a housing economist at HIS Global Insight.
Newport expects sales will rise 10 percent this year to 5.14 million. After that, he predicts an 8 percent gain next year to roughly 5.55 million and a 4.5 percent rise in 2015 to 5.8 million. All are relatively healthy levels.
The last time sales exceeded 5 million was in 2007, when the housing bubble burst. From 2008 through 2012, sales averaged 4.3 million a year.
The average rate on a 30-year fixed loan this week was 4.22 percent, according to Freddie Mac. That's more than the average of 3.35 percent reached in May. But it's far below the average rate of 7 percent since 1985, according to Bankrate.com data.
Rates tend to rise when the economy is strengthening. More jobs and better pay likely would boost home sales.
Still, the increase in rates has added thousands of dollars to the cost of a financing a home. That's happened at a time when wages barely have kept pace with inflation and unemployment is a still-high 7.3 percent.
And there's some concern that the government shutdown could delay the processing of some home loans, particularly those backed by the Federal Housing Administration.
Buyers who could get loans in June and July moved swiftly to lock in the lower rates. Completed sales of previously occupied homes rose in August to a six-year high, according to the National Association of Realtors.
But fewer Americans signed contracts to buy homes in August. It typically takes a month or two for buyers to close on a house after locking in rates and signing a contract. Some analysts predict sales are cooling off this fall.
"I am concerned because prices are rising and higher rates squeeze your limits," said Brian Guzman, a broker at Coldwell Banker in Chicago who mostly caters to first-time buyers.
Many buyers are carefully watching the change in mortgage rates.
Jeff Tyni and his wife still are shopping for a home in Orange County, Calif., and would like to buy soon. But if rates go much higher, they might continue renting.
"I would say 5 percent is the tipping point," Tyni said. "If I have to pay over 5 percent, I'll just wait."
The Federal Reserve also is paying close attention to the spike in mortgage rates. It was a big reason the Fed opted last month not to slow its $85-billion-a-month in bond purchases, which are intended to keep longer-term interest rates low.
Rates began to increase in May after Chairman Ben Bernanke signaled the Fed might reduce those purchases, if the economy strengthened. But the Fed held off last month, and since then mortgage rates have fallen for three consecutive weeks.
Even small fluctuations in rates can translate into added costs or savings. In the case of the Williamses, it was a little of both.
The couple will close this month on a four-bedroom home. They secured a $607,000 mortgage in late September at 4.125 percent, a quarter-percentage point higher than what they were quoted in late May. That's $88 more a month, or $31,504 over 30 years.
Kevin Williams said it could have been worse. In early September, he was quoted a rate of 4.375 percent, which would have added another $89 each month.
Still, they are buying in San Diego, one of the nation's priciest real estate markets. The added financing costs convinced the couple to buy a smaller house.
"Essentially, we ended up giving up an extra bedroom," Williams said.
Home sales typically drop off in the fall because many buyers want their children enrolled in school when they move. Yet some brokers still are seeing steady demand.
Completed home sales at Century 21 Redwood Realty in Ashburn, Va. — about 30 miles outside of Washington, D.C. — are up 65 percent from a year ago, said Edward Berenbaum, co-owner of the brokerage. And attendance at open houses remains high.
"If you have a desirable listing that is priced where the market is," Berenbaum said, "you're not going to be on the market for too many weekends."


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