Coffee and the future butter's fate recalled
The ICO warns of declining coffee consumption risking a 10 to 15 percent drop in main consuming centers with a global loss around 1 billion for producers. The piece compares butter's decline due to margarine, subsidy, and taste shift, suggesting coffee could face a similar market shift if current trends continue.
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Colombia
Arturo Gomez Jaramillo
Colombia Coffee Growers’ Federation
Boston
IRS under fire over retroactive tax ruling conflict
An appeals court in 1976 ordered $381 in taxes paid by a disabled veteran to be returned after the IRS claimed retirement pay status. The VA had retroactively changed the status, but the IRS insists the court ruling is not binding. Congress considers steps to force conformity amid public relations concerns.
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Veterans Administration
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Committee On Agriculture and Natural Resources
Ohio
Carter's Panama Canal crisis tied to shaky SALT II record
The piece argues that Carter faces a political double bind as SALT II concessions undermine Panama Canal treaty prospects. It notes reports of Soviet limits on missiles and troops, opposition from Senate leaders, and a troublesome Torrijos-Carter communique complicating the canal agreement.
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Crime does too pay says Washington columnist
A Washington columnist argues that Watergate figures cash in from crime and questions if felons should be barred from profiting. He critiques light sentences, then suggests parole tied to forbidding publication until parole ends to curb profiteering, warning the public may still fund crime for profit.
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John Dean
John Ehrlichman
Charles Colson
Jeb Magruder
Howard Hunt
Bob Haldeman
Nixon White House
Letters to the Editor on Issue 2 and press freedom
Readers urge a yes vote on Issue 2 to ban the leghold trap and critique editorial bias. Others defend press freedom, recount personal harms from crime, and praise the Letters to the Editor section while urging caution against political promises.
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Middletown Journal
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