Freedom to Farm in Need of Revisions, Says Glickman
The 1996 reform aims to end subsidies and trust market signals yet farmers face low prices for hogs and crops, with a weak safety net. Dan Glickman admits current protections are insufficient, and emergency aid was uneven. Critics warn subsidies persist and real reform is required to keep farms viable.
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Dan Glickman
Glickman
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Little Farm Association
U.S
Moderate Republicanism in Crisis After Impeachment Vote
Peter Beinart argues that moderate Republicans were harmed by last weekend's impeachment vote. The piece contends the GOP leadership pushed a symbolic move, while moderates risked their future as conservative wings reshape party dynamics. It cautions Democrats to pursue cautious governance and warns the public remains wary of partisan excess.
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William Daniels
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Lic
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Christian Coalition
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Peter Beinar i
The
New Republic
Gore Sr life recalled within Clinton impeachment era
Dan P Leubshorf notes the deaths of three long-serving Democratic elders Albert Gore Sr Morris Udall and Lawton Chiles as the nation watched Clinton's impeachment The piece highlights Gore Sr s 35 year career from school superintendent to US senator his civil rights stance and long memory for stories while reflecting on his influence on son Al Gore Jr and the political path that followed.
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Tennessee
Albert Gore Sr
Arizona
Morris Udall
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Iowa
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Dan P Leubshorf
The
Dallas Morning News
Postmaster Address Change Instructions
The notice directs readers to send address changes to the journal World at P.O. Box 888 Lawrence Kansas 66044 0888. It preserves the postal instruction format and provides a single routing address for updates.
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Public Forum condemns violence over Iraq and urges peaceful solutions
A Lawrence reader group urges the United States and the international community to seek alternatives to bombing Iraq. They warn that unilateral attacks harm civilians, fuel mass destruction threats, and hinder diplomacy, calling for a path based on respect and dignity. Signed by Loring Henderson and others from local churches and peace groups.
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Middle East
United Nations
Loring Henderson
Dread Friends Meeting
Lawrence Coalition For Peace and Justice
Francis Hendricks, Jr
Lone Star Church of the Brethren
Rod Stafford
Peace Mennonite Church
Lawrence era plans target enrollment decline and growth
In 1973 officials outlined long range plans to use new funding and facilities as enrollment drops approached. Earlier Lawrence Lee projects from 1958 contracted by city engineering were worth over 1 million amid home building spurring paving and sewer work and signaling Lawrence growth. In 1898 the Journal urged peace before noting a universal scrap mood.
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Seeanat
Lawrence
Lawrence Journal
Watkins Community Museum
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