NC Senate race neutrality on busing and health plans
In Raleigh AP reports North Carolina Senate hopefuls Morgan and Stevens refuse to back a constitutional amendment ending busing for racial balance. Both oppose abortion amendment proposals. Stevens outlines a voluntary national health insurance plan with subsidies and tax credits, while Morgan supports some form of government-private partnership and favors home ownership subsidies. Both back expanded veteran and housing aid, with future remarks promised on government regulation.
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Raleigh
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Robert Morgan
William Stevens
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Stevens
Associated Press
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American Medical Association
AMA
Congressional Quarterly
Cattlemen Fight Losses From Beef Price Fixing Case
In California and Colorado, six ranchers receive $32.7 million after A and P’s conviction for fixing beef prices. Arnold Christensen, 74, sold 8,200 acres to stay in business after losses of $300,000 to $400,000. He now leases 15,000 acres and lands 4,000 cattle, earning far less than costs. Christensen laments shrinking earnings and aging out as younger relatives seek other work.
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Arnold Christensen
Stanley van Vleck
California
Colorado
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
A&p
Christensen
Arbuckle
Calif
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