EPA October pesticide deadline threatens fruit prices
The EPA will reexamine all current pesticides not yet reregistered, likely causing a halt in pest control and uneven harvests. Pesticide delays, higher costs, and restricted minor uses may widen food prices, as crops like tomatoes and broccoli face scarce supply and regional price spikes.
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Keats
Environmental Protection Agency
Council For Agricultural Science and Technology
Ames
Iowa
EPA
U.S
Federal Reserve
Arthur Burns
University of Illinois Extension Service
Illinois Department of Agriculture
Restoring Freedom at Home Endorses Individual Rights
A commentary argues that a true free nation must ensure personal choices are not eroded by leadership and bureaucracy. It warns that gradual loss of freedom abroad mirrors our own shrinking rights at home and urges restoring individual freedoms to safeguard human rights globally.
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Agency
Brenda Geran
Greenview Drive
Supreme Court allows ads but wait for guidelines
The June ruling lets lawyers advertise services and fees yet most attorneys await formal guidelines before advertising. The writer notes that many people already have a personal lawyer and questions the impact of ads.
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Supreme Court
I Do Not Have a Lawyer I Would Rather Have a Cat
The narrator notices two shack owners arguing over a property line and jokes about people claiming “my lawyer.” They rail against having lawyers, preferring practical comforts, and end with a preference for a cat over legal help. The piece satirizes pretentious self-importance in law talk.
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Wilbur Whiplash
Why Rhodesia Ends in White Rule Collapse
James Burnham asks why the world unites to oppose Rhodesia under Ian Smith. He outlines five explanations and concludes that white racism is the unforgivable factor driving the pariah status of Rhodesia. The piece frames Smith’s election timing and the idea of a coming black-led government as inevitable.
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James Burnham
Burnham
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Salisbury
Smith
Uganda
Indonesia
Zanzibar
Letters to the Editor on weed cutting and local eateries
Readers urge city action on neglected vacant lots with four foot weeds and odors. A correspondent questions restaurant expansion amid zoning issues while another laments a demolished recycling center and criticizes the removal choice.
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Joyce Mitchell
Euclid St
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News Journal, Inc
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