William E. Pike

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Raw Milk and the Sour State

Control of the Milk Supply is a Primary Step toward Government Control of the Larger Food Supply

JANUARY 20, 2009 by WILLIAM E. PIKE

Whether it is an expensive organic brand or simply carries a mega-chain store name, that milk has undergone pasteurization and homogenization. There is a growing subset of consumers who would prefer not to buy their milk this way. They want it unpasteurized, unhomogenized—in a word, "raw."

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The Mt. Olive Pickle Boycott: Misidentifying the Enemy

Why Did Labor Activists Target Cucumber Farmers?

MAY 01, 2005 by WILLIAM E. PIKE

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Taxes into Plowshares

Gun Buybacks Decrease Freedom and Fail to Reduce Violence

MAY 01, 2002 by WILLIAM E. PIKE

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Recruiting Rural Physicians: Small-Town Socialism

Faced with Any State-Sponsored Program, We Should Consider the Free-Market Alternatives

JANUARY 01, 1999 by WILLIAM E. PIKE

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