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-30- - The Cherokee Chronicle Times (opens the original)
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Journalism has many traditions. One of the oldest is adding “-30-” after the last paragraph of a just-completed story to alert the editor of “the end.” Old-timers say it was adopted from the Western Union’s shorthand for “End of message.” Whatever its origin, -30- is a fitting send-off to my 33 years of writing the Farm and Food File. After this column reaches its inky end, I will be out of the business of meeting deadlines for the first time in 45 years of full-time journalism and, if you toss
Just saying so doesn’t make it so - The Cherokee Chronicle Times (opens the original)
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Too many officials in the Trump Administration and several farm state Capitol Hill leaders believe that just saying something is true makes it true. For example, on June 24, the White House said it would ask Congress for another $11 billion in “temporary economic assistance” for farmers in 2026. Senate Ag Committee Chairman John Boozman, R-Ark., chimed in to say that he, too, has “been calling for emergency assistance. With the barn door now wide open, farm groups quickly joined the chorus for m
Congress has much to do and they won’t do much - The Cherokee Chronicle Times (opens the original)
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I’m old enough to remember when Congress — like most Americans — worked during the summer. Sure, the pinstriped, air-conditioned gang took a few weeks off every August but they usually earned it by spending June and July piecing together Farm Bills and budgets and, during the hot summer of 1974 for instance, the impeachment of a president. Not anymore. The U.S. House calendar shows members in session only nine days between July 4 and Aug. 31. Then, after that sweatless effort, a lengthy Labor Da
There are no rules for little brothers - The Cherokee Chronicle Times (opens the original)
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In the ongoing, years-long group text between my four brothers and sister, there was a brief exchange the Saturday before Memorial Day between me, son Paul, and my next younger brother Perry. I had forwarded Perry a message from Paul, a lieutenant commander in the U.S. Navy serving on a U.S.-flagged commercial tanker between Singapore and the Arabian Sea. In it, Paul related that his ship would be diverted briefly to Diego Garcia, a tiny, Indian Ocean atoll that shelters mostly boredom. Wrote Pa
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