Pay farmers now not doctors later policy idea
An opinion piece argues for expanding federal nutrition benefits to boost healthy purchases at farmers markets. It cites John Hyde's Crossroads Market, SNAP coupon subsidies, and statewide pilots as proof that supporting local produce improves health, aids farmers, and lowers future medical costs. Public funding and local innovation are highlighted as key.
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Oren Hesterman
Fair Food Network
Michigan
Hill
Takoma Park
Washington
John Hyde
Hyde
Crossroads Farmers Market
National Watermelon Promotion Board
Christie Balch
Crossroads
Department of Agriculture
Department
Washington Post
Union of
Concerned Scientists
Center For
Johns Hopkins
Balch
Forsyth
Savannah
Georgia
Greensboro
North Carolina
Rhode Island Public Health Institute
New Orleans
Circle Foods
Steve and
Cokie Roberts
Stevecokie
Gmail.com
Write Your Reps Robert Oaks in Albany Address
The note lists Robert Oaks as a representative with a mailing address at 718 Legislative Office Building Albany New York 12248. It appears as a civic contact reference for constituents seeking legislative correspondence. The snippet lacks further context or actions beyond the address.
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Robert Oaks
Legislative Office
Albany, N.Y
Bipartisan reform ahead on criminal justice and prisons
Donna Brazile notes a bipartisan push led by Van Jones Pat Nolan and Newt Gingrich to cut mass incarceration. The piece cites a 500 percent rise in federal inmates over 30 years 90 percent of costs at the local level and calls for Smarter Sentencing Act clemency efforts and broader reform to free nonviolent offenders.
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Washington, D.C
White House
van Jones
American Conservative Union
Pat Nolan
House
Newt Gingrich
American Civil Liberties Union and Drug Police Alliance
American Legislative Exchange Council
Koch Industries
FBI
United States
Russia
Iran
North Korea
China
Department of Justice
Obama
Bipartisan Summit
The
Dream Corps
Cut50
Koch Brothers
Congress
Senate
Donna Brazile
CNN
ABC News
Ms. Magazine
Notable historical moments on July 11 in history
Highlights include the US Air Force Academy cadets oath at Lowry AFB in 1955, the 1798 Marine Corps reestablishment and Marine Band creation, Burr Hamilton duel in 1804, Jubal Early Washington invasion in 1864, 1915 Blues Is Jazz headline, 1922 Hollywood Bowl opening, Gershwin’s death in 1937, Eisenhower/Nixon nomination in 1952, To Kill a Mockingbird published in 1960, Skylab’s 1979 return, Olivier’s death in 1989, Srebrenica fall in 1995, US-Vietnam normalization, 2005 al-Qaeda escape, and 2014 border aid dispute remarks.
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U.S. Marine Corps
U.S. Marine Band
Aaron Burr
Treasury
Alexander Hamilton
Weehawken
New Jersey
Jubal Early
Washington D.C
Chicago Sunday Tribune
Hollywood Bowl
Alfred Hertz
Los Angeles Philharmonic
George Gershwin
Los Angeles
Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Harper Lee
J.B. Lippincott and Co
Earth
Indian Ocean
Australia
Laurence Olivier
Steyning
West Sussex
England
U.N
Srebrenica
Bosnia-Herzegovina
United States
Vietnam
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Ypsilanti
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Dirksen
Assem
Will Barclay
Second St. Fulton, N.Y
Tom
Palladium-Times
Www
Palltimes.com
New York Publishers Association
First St
Oswego
Andrew Poole
Mike LeBoeuf
Palitimes
Palitimes.com
Oswego Palladium-Times
USPS
Palladium Times
West Street
Palltimes
Associated Press
US. Air Force Academy
Lowry Air Force Base
Colorado
al-Qaida
Afghanistan
Omar al- Farouq
Basra
Iraq
Hal Rogers
R. Ky
Barack Obama
U.s.-Mexico
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