Editorial Reflections On Watergate Morality And Public Honor
Emmett Butler cites Jeb Magruder’s testimony to argue the Watergate scandal erodes youth ethics and trust in government. The piece questions how to teach honesty when top officials set a cynical example, noting the president’s struggle to reveal the truth and the lasting cynicism among young Americans.
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Jeb Magruder
White House
H.R. Haldeman
Magruder
United States
Messers Haldeman, Erhlichman
Emmett Butler
The
Treynor Record
Farm bill debate shapes target prices and supports
Congress moves toward a new farm act as Senate and House differ on target prices for corn and wheat, loan levels, and payment ceilings. Both would replace production payments with price-based payments and expand conservation and rural fire provisions while extending food stamps and beekeepers indemnity.
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Senate
House Agriculture Committee
House
House Committee
North Vietnam
Tax loss farming raises U S hunger fears and farm ruin
A 1969 Agri business Accountability Project paper led by Jeanne Dangerfield warns tax loss farming costs the treasury billions, harms family farmers, and pressures markets. It calls for USDA action to curb competition and restore balance amid oversupply fears in citrus and nuts.
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United States
Jeanne Dangerfield
Agribusiness Accountability Project
America
USDA
Earl Butz
Senate
Fresno
Southern Pacific Railroad
Russell Giffen
First Session of 65th Assembly Ends With Marathon Working Day
The First Regular Session of the 65th General Assembly adjourned after a 19 hour final day, with over 40 bills enacted and enrolled for governor review. The session logs show 80 hours of last week’s work and a projected $46 million overrun in appropriations. Governor Ray may use item vetoes to align spending with revenue, while debates on welfare education and tax relief loom. The lengthy session ends with plans for a Second Regular Session to convene January 14, 1974, and a detailed progress report outlining bills introduced, passed, defeated, and signed by the governor.
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William H. Harbor
House
65Th General Assembly
Iowa
Ray
Senate
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