Finney County loses Blue Bunny plant to Utah location
Finney County officials acknowledge a setback after Blue Bunny chose a Utah site within an eight hour drive of West Coast cities. The county was a finalist, indicating groundwork exists for future ventures. Local leaders vow to persist in courting ag based industries, dairy byproducts, and other opportunities to strengthen the county economy.
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Marines plane crash in Pakistan kills seven
Deloris Bryson of Montgomery mourns Gunnery Sgt Stephen L Bryson, one of seven Marines killed when a plane crashed in Pakistan. The speaker laments looting and fraud by Taliban figures who seized cash from Afghanistan's main bank before fleeing Kabul.
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Montgomery
Ala
Stephen L. Bryson
U.S
Pakistan
Allah Hashimi
Afghanistan
Taliban
Kabul
History Must Speak For Itself Quote by Shirer
William L. Shirer, American author and journalist born 1904 died 1993, said history must speak for itself and a historian is content if he sheds more light. The quote reflects the author’s belief in illuminating past events through rigorous analysis and clear narration.
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William L. Shirer
Jan 10 History Highlights Through the Years
On January 10 1776 Thomas Paine published Common Sense. Florida seceded in 1861. Standard Oil founded by John D Rockefeller in 1870. League of Nations formed in 1920 as Versailles took effect. Trotsky exile ordered in 1928. UN General Assembly met in 1946 in London. Macmillan became UK prime minister in 1957. Edward Brooke seated in 1967 as first black elected to Senate by popular vote. Masterpiece Theatre debuted in 1971. Soyuz rendezvous with Salyut 6 in 1978. George Meany died in 1980.
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Common Sense
Florida
Union
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Standard Oil
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Soviet Union
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General Assembly
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United Nations
London
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Anthony Eden
Massachusetts
Edward W. Brooke
U.S. Senate
PBS
Alistair Cooke
George Meany
Washington, D.C
Resolution or Revolution for Farm Policy in 2002
A strong call arguing for a real farm policy shift in 2002 based on five key points. It critiques Senate delays on a Farm Bill, questions GOP fiscal plans, and endorses explicit mechanisms to raise prices, including targeted acres idle payments and modest loan rates as practical steps supported by farmer Alan Roebke.
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Minnesota
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One Giant Leap as Europe Adopts the Euro
The euro becomes the official currency in 12 of 15 EU states with Britain, Sweden, and Denmark still using their currencies. Coca-Cola updates vending machines and 200,000 ATMs adjust as a two month grace period allows exchange. City editor John Peaspanen notes historical Hugo quote and hopes for broader global cooperation.
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