Farm income to fall in 2002 before 2003 rebound
An AP report notes farm net income will drop $7 billion in 2002 to $40.8 billion, then rise to $47 billion in 2003 as the new farm bill increases price guarantees and maintains annual payments. The analysis by FAPRI, tied to Missouri, places the bill’s 10 year cost near $203.5 billion and cites higher loan rates for wheat and corn.
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Mystery 6 year old Samantha Runnion found dead near glider site
Samantha Runnion was found in a ravine near a glider launch site in Riverside County after being kidnapped. Authorities described the discovery as a possible calling card and warned of a potential return by the killer. Her grandmother identified the body from photos as relatives and officials noted forensic evidence would likely be found. The case drew attention to the family, with her mother and stepfather working in Long Beach and an investment firm respectively, while her father in Massachusetts was ruled out as a suspect. The child would have turned six on July 26 and had recently finished first grade at a private school after moving from Garden Grove to Stanton seeking safety.
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Samantha Runnion
Long Beach
Ken Donnelly
Virginia Runnion
Derek Jackson
Sunderland
Mass
Erin Runnion
Garden Grove
Stanton
Thrift stores fight dump problem at local shops
Trash at the Humane Society Thrift Store is described as mostly unusable with mildewed items. Manager Peggy Klug says they pay to dump waste and hire haulers as crews clean up daily. Similar issues hit Salvation Army and Arc Value Thrift Stores with abandoned appliances and unsellable goods left after garage sales.
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Salvation Army Thrift Store
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Monica Escobar
Anne Castillo
Lawmaker labeled as breaking the law by meeting with Green supporters
State Sen. Rod Adair accused Richardson of breaking the law after a meeting with the Green family supporters. The Richardson camp denied the allegation, insisting the gathering was a points exchange and not involving Foley or Adair. Bacon asserted the deal could reach 10 to 20 percent of otherwise unreachable voters.
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Rod Adair
GOP
Richardson
Billy Sparks
Foley
Adair
Roswell Firm Buys Las Cruces Hosiery Plant
A Roswell machine company has bought a former Sara Lee hosiery plant in Las Cruces to expand operations. It will move equipment into the facility over 60 days while keeping the Roswell plant open. The Las Cruces site previously housed 1 000 jobs before Sara Lee closed it in the late 1990s. The Roswell firm serves more than 500 U S customers and offers powder coating for machine parts.
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Mesilla Valley
Jonathan Green
Sara Lee
United States
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