Farm subsidy cap battle shifts toward Osage settlement
A Senate vote upheld a $55 000 per crop subsidy cap amid debate over the $3 5 billion Osage settlement and extending price support. The measure would limit subsidies for cotton, feed grain and wheat while expanding loan guarantees. The plan faces House negotiations as policymakers weigh impact on small versus large farmers and production incentives.
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Women and the lure of homemaking labor saver
In a reflective column, the piece argues that despite advances in automatic laundry and kitchen devices, many American women resist full automation. It suggests attachments to traditional tasks persist, linking the reluctance to deeper themes of fulfillment, gender roles, and suburban life, while noting the proliferation of home appliances in the modern household.
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