Let them eat cake editorial critiques DES hiring
House Majority Leader Burton Barr faults William Mayo for hiring 56 DES workers without legislative approval. The piece argues the crisis was unanticipated and action was needed to prevent hunger, urging reduction of DES inefficiency and better fiscal foresight instead of political sniping.
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Burton Barr
William Mayo
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Jack Williams
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Sugar profits soar as Amstar raises wholesale prices
The sugar sector posts strong gains with Amstar, the largest U.S. sugar firm, announcing a roughly 13 percent wholesale price increase. A House Agriculture Committee report notes raw sugar costs rising from 11.15 to 58.5 cents, prompting calls for consumer protections and possible windfall profit taxes to curb inflation.
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Chicago sludge export plan risks waste of a key fertilizer source
Chicago's Metropolitan Sanitary District negotiates selling 8 million tons of surplus sewage sludge to Ghana at about 50 cents a ton, with $160 million transport costs. The plan, urged by Valentine Janecki, faces criticism over energy waste, soil value, and missed domestic use despite EPA obstacles and a 1.5 to 2 million ton fertilizer deficit projected for the United States.
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Georg Borgstrom
Michigan State University
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Barry Goldwater Remarks Sparks Memory Jabs
M Mitchell of Scottsdale cites Sir Harry Rosenzweig’s remarks about Barry Goldwater noting memory lapses and public versus private statements. The exchange questions consistency as Goldwater faced election night conditions and a fragile pedestal for the National Monument.
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New Villains Rise as Corporate Capitalism Faces Backlash
Observations on anxiety and consumption in tough times. The essay notes a shift in public anger from Nixon to big business, with critics like Karl Hess and Lawrence Krivit cited. It argues corporations and monopolies could become the era's chief adversaries and affect politics and policy.
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