Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit September 12, 1974, Nos. 916, 918, 919, Dockets 73-2275, 73-2367, 73-2368 (Cranston v. Hardin)

MANSFIELD, Circuit Judge:

On a previous appeal in this case we held that a provision in the Connecticut Milk Marketing Order, 7 C.F.R. §§ 1015, et seq., permitting “nearby” dairy farmers to receive 46 cents per hundredweight more for their milk marketed in Connecticut than “distant” farmers — i. e., farmers located outside of the market area — was invalid.1 See Cranston v. Hardin, 428 F.