Not all farms are corporate owned in U S agriculture
Robert G Lewis argues small and medium farms remain vital in U S agriculture. Most so-called corporate farms are family owned. Large shares of sales come from big farms, yet small and medium farms constitute 90 percent of farms and 40 percent of marketings, a significant contribution to food supply and communities.
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Flight Dread and Doorway to Flight Disarray
Reporter Cindy Hackett documents a tense spring weekend as a looming strike jeopardizes east coast flights. The writer navigates canceled itineraries, bus options, and crowded terminals while fearing a bomb or crash, finding unexpected calm in soldiers and priests aboard an anxious voyage home.
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Coalitions bolstered Reagan tax victory in Congress
Reagan won key budget battles by bipartisan coalitions, not party labels. The piece details groups like the Bull Weevils and Gypsy Moths and notes similar informal caucuses such as the Mushroom Caucus, Copper Caucus, and others shaping Capitol Hill legislation.
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Air controllers strike grounds several lawmakers
Washington AP reports the air traffic controllers strike may derail a Benedum Airport tower dedication with Sen. Jennings Randolph stranded in D C and Rep. Kent Hance unable to attend events in Texas while FAA planes struggle over mountains. In Des Moines, talks on exporting Arch Bishop Runcie's gift pig progress as the Berkshire hog weighs 40 to 100 pounds and British rules are loosened.
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Mark Hamill Seeks Decent Role Beyond Star Wars
In a candid look at life after Luke Skywalker Hamill recalls Broadway missteps in The Elephant Man where a disastrous run led to manager loss and a failed campaign. He explains the struggle to escape typecasting while awaiting a breakout project and reflects on career security in acting.
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