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Safeway Beef Markup Debate Sparks Cattle Industry Dispute
An Iowa audience reports Safeway profits from beef cutouts sparking dispute over retail pricing. Cervi Journal alleges $100–$145 profit per head. Safeway and Colorado cattlemen defend demonstrations as valid research not profit figures. Authors urge cautious reading and broader farm policy concerns.
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Mother Russia and the Road to Peace
Frances Ray Ralston of Washington urges the United States to forgive Cold War rivals and remove barriers while refusing new credits to Communist nations until curtains and walls fall. She advocates the United States as a moderating force guiding the world toward lasting peace and freedom.
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New Books at the Library Edited by Catherine Marshall
A volume titled a sheaf of sermons for young and old offers a collection of challenges in which the author confronts readers with God advancing faith and reflection for a broad audience.
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Iowa reapportionment discussed amid redistricting concerns
The piece notes Iowa seeks a proper method for redrawing state legislative lines after the last census, amid Supreme Court decisions affecting nationwide reapportionment. It contrasts Iowa's orderly plan with other states where districts were drawn by highly partisan, gerrymandered processes.
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Litigation loom over size and shape of districts
A single clear point emerges from the page: from now on there will be extensive legal fights over the size and shape of Congressional Districts. The note highlights impending litigation as a defining feature of the political landscape.
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