Bloomberg news and ed okeefe of the washington post. You seem poised to see the passage of a piece of work for user several years. There was a rejection of the house last year. A lot of negotiations back and forth and it seems like with each of these bills that gets passed, there is a bigger chorus of people who say that farm subsidies are too generous. Now there is criticism of the food stamp program. Is this the last farm bill you see being passed this way . Is the split in the house last year a foretaste of farm bill come . Estion mar we all have a stake in having safe food. We have people who get up every day and fight the weather. No be else has to worry in their business of whether they will be wiped out by drought. We have a joint stake, both families, farmers, and consumers foodving in Agricultural Supply policy. I am proud that this is a farm bill for the future and not the past. We have been talking about that we should not beginning farm subsidies to farmers when prices are
Fiveyear farm bill. There was a rejection of the house last year. A lot of negotiations back and forth and it seems like with each of these bills that gets passed, there is a bigger chorus of people who say that farm subsidies are too generous. Or this time youve faced a lot of criticism on the food Stamp Program. Is this the last farm bill you see being passed this way . Is the split in the house last ear a foretaste of farm bill to come . We all have a stake in having affordable, safe food. We in america are blessed that theres a group of people that are willing to get up every day and fight the weather. Nobody else in their business has to worry if their business will be wiped out by drought. We have a joint stake, both families, farmers, and consumers in having in agricultural food supply policy. And thats what this is. I am proud that this is a farm bill for the future and not the past. E have been talking about that we shouldnt be giving farm subsidies to farmers when prices are
Peter Mark Richman
The Philadelphia native went from being a licensed pharmacist to a busy performer known for his intense roles.
Peter Mark Richman, the pharmacist turned ubiquitous character actor who showed up in such films as
Friendly Persuasion and
Dynasty and
Three s Company, has died. He was 93.
Richman died Thursday morning of natural causes at his home in Woodland Hills, publicist Harlan Boll announced.
Richman starred as a former mob lawyer who teams with the FBI to bring criminals to justice on the 1961-62 NBC series
Cain s Hundred and played Andrew Laird, a savvy attorney for Denver-Carrington Oil and the Carrington family, on ABC s