U.S. Wheat Prices Among World’s Lowest, Study Finds
A U.S. government report shows U.S. wheat farmers receive near the world’s lowest prices due to price leadership and export role. The survey covers 45 countries in 1980 official data indicate Romania and India among lower prices, while Japan leads with 22.59 per bushel. The study discusses impacts on farmers consumption and global food policy.
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Soviet Union
The Rest of the Story on Stephen Hopkins
Paul Aurandt profiles Rhode Island patriot Stephen Hopkins, detailing his political roles from the First Continental Congress to signing the Declaration of Independence while battling accelerating paralysis. The narrative emphasizes his leadership, signature struggle, and enduring sacrifice for independence.
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Sam Rosenstock auction marks Frederick legend’s estate sale
Frederick News Post notes the March 22 death of Sam Rosenstock at 95 and a wide estate auction last Wednesday at the Frederick Fairgrounds. George S. Lease led bidding for 258 registered buyers, with items spanning 28 end tables, 22 oriental rugs, Hungarian chinaware sets, and oddities. The philanthropist aided Hood College, Frederick Memorial Hospital, Goodwill Industries, and the Girl Scouts, leaving a legacy shaped by a rags to riches career from a Frederick cannery to Belle Glade, Florida.
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Mulligan s Stew Giraffe Tale Via Circus Toastabouts
New York AP recounts a farcical scene at Kennedy Airport where two circus workers attempt to load a reticulated giraffe onto a Boeing 747 for a Las Vegas engagement. The tale spirals with misfit characters, a long necked animal, a released reticulated python, hallucinogenic mushrooms, and onlookers in a chaotic aviation setting.
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FTC Finds Warning Labels Fail To Read By Most Adults
A five year FTC study shows fewer than 3 percent of adults read cigarette health warnings on packages and ads. It notes widespread neglect, suggests more targeted, differently worded warnings, and cites political obstacles that hinder stronger anti smoking campaigns.
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