Agency says budget cuts haven’t hurt farm programs
Washington Officials from the Agriculture Department insist Carter’s 2.2 billion in cuts mostly hit nonfarm areas like forestry and food stamps, while direct farm programs retain support. Farm groups warn growth is limited and banks tighten credit, with hearings planned as lawmakers weigh impacts on parity profits and conservation funding.
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Farm mechanization sparks clash over jobs and profits
Fresno report outlines a battle over farm technology and federal funding. California Rural Legal Assistance sues UC over mechanization research amid worries small farmers and workers lose livelihoods. Officials cite growth of mechanized harvests, job shifts, and overall productivity, with disputed links to federal dollars and labor trends.
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Amateur photographer captures historic Hiroshima mushroom cloud
An amateur photographer recalls filming the atomic bomb drop from Tinian in 1945, detailing the construction secrecy, the Enola Gay mission, and how a single K-20 shot surviving plane footage produced one of history’s most famous images. The account links the island’s postwar abandonment to the broader saga of Little Boy and the war's end.
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