Carter visits Peace Corps village in India
Lillian Carter plans a trip from New Delhi to a village 30 miles north of Bombay where she served as a Peace Corps volunteer, then returns to Washington. She attended President Ahmed's funeral with Chip Carter and met Indira Gandhi, expressing goodwill and hopes for better India U.S. ties. The day featured a public condolence at Red Fort and a ceremony with international mourners. An Vermont forecast follows with colder conditions and possible mixed precipitation Wednesday through Friday.
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Small farms urged to shift U S food policy
Washington UPI A pair of economic planners call for replacing packaged commodities from large industrial farms with fresh food from small federally subsidized farms. They propose annual subsidies up to 15 billion dollars funded by steeply progressive taxes on the top 25 percent, plus measures to stabilize prices for the poor.
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