Federal voices shape farm policy say Nebraska expert
Dr. Everett Peterson of the University of Nebraska Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources says as many as 30 federal agencies may influence farm policy. He notes politics driven passage due to food stamp provisions, and cites Nebraska farm income prospects tied to government payments and crop yields. Peterson warns the Carter administration may shift tax rules, risking land value drops and nonfarm investment exit, while farmers chase a fragile parity dream.
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Everett Peterson
Peterson
University of Nebraska Institute of Agriculture and Natural
Nebraska
Carter
Panel relaxes sample liquor rule in Nebraska
The Nebraska Liquor Commission eases sampling limits for retailers while preserving safeguards. Wholesalers may provide up to four cases of spirits or eight cases of wine per month as samples if bottles are stamped sample and not given to stocked retailers. General beer sampling remains prohibited unless in extraordinary cases.
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Nebraska Liquor Commission
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Terrance Micek
Lincoln Journal
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Relief checks arrive too late in New York city
City Comptroller Harrison Goldin says federal relief checks went to as many as 940 deceased individuals four or more months after death, costing about 1.7 million dollars annually. He also noted the Human Resources Administration issued public assistance checks to dead recipients, but a total loss estimate could not be made.
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New York
UPI
Harrison Goldin
Goldin
Human Resources Administration
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