Twelve months that crippled Jimmy Carter's presidency
Washington Post report by Dan Balz reviews the year from November 1979 to November 1980 that toppled Carter, amid economic turmoil, hostage crisis, and a high profile challenge from the Democratic Party’s most famous name. Reagan’s victory ended Carter’s presidency and began a new conservative era.
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Driftless group threatens federal suit against Agri Star Postville plant
The Driftless Water Defenders announced plans to sue Agri Star Meat & Poultry in Postville for repeated wastewater discharge violations. They seek substantial fines about 67 000 dollars per day per violation and a court order to enforce contaminant limits, challenging state oversight of Clean Water Act compliance.
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Local creamery sells skim milk to HACAP pantry program
Dan and Debbies Creamery in Ely supplies HACAP with skim milk at a reduced price. The partnership, two years old, channels surplus skim milk to food pantries across Linn County and six neighboring counties, helping food banks support local producers and reduce waste.
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