Nuclear weapons critique fuels Wisconsin rally
Pastor Bill Dushek of Rice Lake challenged the arms race at a West CAP meeting, calling nuclear weapons an economic and moral danger. He urged abandoning rearmament to improve lives, citing budget figures and social harms while urging policy shifts away from nuclear funding.
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An open letter to dairy farmers and Ag-businessmen proposes a radical plan to curb dairy surplus. It urges clipping heifer calves at birth to prevent future production and suggests trimming teats of cows not to be bred. The author argues this would boost future dairy efficiency, reduce reliance on government quotas, and raise milk quality for buyers.
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