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Friday, January 10, 2014 – Daily News 5 reasons to care about the farm bill even if you aren't a farmer Congress is poised to pass a farm bill this month. Here's why you should care. The farm bill isn't just for farmers. Even if you don't know a baler from a brush hog, the legislation being debated by Congress this month will affect you. Since Congress let the five-year agricultural law expire last year, it's likely to be one of the first big pieces of legislation they take up this year. To be sure, there's lots in the bill for America's farmers. President Obama has called for replacing an unpopular program that gives farmers subsidies regardless of how much money they make or crops they produce with a more straightforward crop insurance program. But the farm bill affects regular people, too. Here are five reasons you should care about it even if you aren't a farmer: Millions of Americans will probably lose some food stamps benefits The farm bill ties together rural and urban America by encompassing the government's food welfare system. And in 2014, it's a matter of how much, not if, lawmakers will cut into the program to save money. Democrats are calling for about $5 to $8 billion in cuts, setting back the estimated 47 million Americans who rely on food stamps by $90 a month per family. Republicans want to trim $40 billion from the program. The fight over food stamp spending is a major sticking point in the farm bill. The price of milk could go up Remember fears of a dairy cliff in 2013? That stemmed from a provision in the farm bill that requires the government to buy certain dairy products from farmers to help establish the price. If Congress doesn't pass a farm bill in time, it might have to buy up the whole supply of milk thanks to an obscure 1949 law, driving the price of milk way up. That could happen again in 2014, but it probably won't. Even so, milk could still cost more as making it becomes less profitable for farmers and demand outweighs supply. The price of olive oil could go up An section in the farm bill that ultimately failed to pass the House this June set up quality control for olive oil imports, something its supporters say will help American producers better sell their product. The legislation would require olive oil from other countries to meet the same standards as olive oil produced in the U.S. But a Congressional Budget Office report indicated setting up such an inspection program would cost "tens of millions of dollars annually." If this farm bill includes the same provision, the cost of your favorite European olive oil could go up. Your kids could get healthier snacks in schools One part of the farm bill critics can agree on is a program that helps bring fresh produce straight from farms to schools. The government's agriculture department encourages schools to buy "unprocessed locally grown and locally raised agricultural products," and a version of the farm bill passed by the Senate in June increases subsidies to schools to do just that. You'll end up paying for it, one way or another At 700 pages, the farm bill is a massive piece of legislation. And it's costly, too. The Senate proposed spending about $955 billion over the next decade on the farm bill, and the House wants to spend less at $921 billion. Both those bills are still cheaper than passing no farm bill, which would put agricultural policy over the next decade at $973 billion. So either way, Congress is going to save taxpayers money. But as Politifact points out, a few billion dollars isn't much when talking about a bill that cost almost $1 trillion. Trapped trucker survives hours in subzero INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Tim Rutledge's eyelid had frozen shut. His voice was hoarse after competing for hours with bitter-cold wind and humming truck engines while screaming for help. He was losing consciousness, pinned under his rig in sub-zero temperatures at an Indiana truck stop. The longtime Florida truck driver had crawled under his truck with a hammer to loosen ice from his brakes around 4 a.m. Monday, as record-breaking temperatures swept into the state. But the truck suddenly settled deeper into the snow, pinning him beneath an axle. The 53-year-old was trapped, helpless as his cellphone rang dozens of times in a coat pocket he couldn't reach. It had been about eight hours. He feared he was near death. Then his phone suddenly toppled from his pocket, its vibrating ring enough to finally wiggle it free. He was able to scoop it up with his right hand inside a frozen glove, use its voice dial to call a company dispatcher and muster a quiet plea for help. ''I said 'Whoever this is, don't hang up on me because it's going to be the last time that I'll be able to call. I can't call out and I can't answer the phone,''' Rutledge said Thursday, recalling his experience as he sat in a leather armchair at IU Health Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Doctors said his body temperature was so low when he arrived at the hospital that just one more hour likely would have been fatal. Yet he was released from the hospital on Thursday and planned to fly back home to Orlando, Fla., with little more than numbness in his left hand and side where the axle had pinned him. Rutledge noted that the phone calls from his wife, Lisa, began soon after he missed making his typical early morning check-in with her. ''I used to think it was kind of a hassle, but I always called her just so she knew where I was at,'' he said. ''I won't take her for granted now. She saved me.'' Rutledge had been driving a load from Florida when he stopped Sunday evening at the truck stop, less than an hour away from his destination. As he slept in his cab, several inches of snow fell and temperatures plunged. He woke up to frozen brakes. HELP WANTED AUTO ROUTE DRIVERS WANTED Corning area Must be 21 or older & bondable. Call or apply in person Circulation Dept. Red Bluff Daily News (530) 527-2151 ext 128 DAILY NEWS RED BLUFF TEHAMA COUNTY 7B YOUR CLASSIFIED WILL APPEAR ON OUR WEBSITE www.redbluffdailynews.com Classified HOW TO PLACE YOUR ANNOUNCEMENTS Announcements CLASSIFIED AD Lost & Found CALL: 1-855-667-2255 MAILING ADDRESS PO Box 220, Red Bluff, CA, COME AND SEE US 545 Diamond Ave., Red Bluff, CA 9:00 am - 5:00 pm. 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LEGAL NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT File No. 2014000008 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: RUSTIC BEE PHOTOGRAPHY 24947 Steelhead Ct. Los Molinos, CA 96055 Leah Duncan 24947 Steelhead Ct. Los Molinos, CA 96055 The registrant commenced to transact business under the fictitious business name or names listed above on N/A This business is conducted by: an individual S/By: Leah Duncan Leah Duncan This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Tehama County on 1-6-2014 BEVERLY ROSS Tehama County Clerk & Recorder Publish: January 10, 17, 24 & 31, 2014 Gerber House: 319 Ventura Ave, 2bd 2ba w/garage $795 mo No Pets 385-2254 TWO, 1BD 1 B A houses in country, Gerber area $550/$575 + dep. Call Brad 209-3035 485 Antelope Blvd #L, 1000 sf $800 mo 400 Antelope Blvd #2 & 4, 3200sf $2000 mo 440 Antelope Blvd #20, 1000 sf $750 mo CALL: New Today Apartments for Rent WANTED: LIVE in house keeper. 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