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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1981

Page

3

Cancun summit to debate world economy for the poor

Summit leaders from 22 nations including Reagan, Britain, Japan, and India gather in Cancun to discuss reforms to the world economy. The Mexican host calls the two day talks a pivot to lower level talks next year, with a possible follow up summit.

Cancun Mexico Caribbean Reagan Britain Japan West Germany France Canada Sweden Austria China India

Administration Lobbying For Commodity Price Supports In Farm Bill

Agriculture Secretary John Block cuts short his Far East trip to be on Capitol Hill as the House wraps up the multibillion-dollar farm bill. Price supports for major commodities face a high four-year cost while peanut and sugar plans were cut. Senate battles loom over tobacco and dairy, with Proxmire filibustering a dairy price rise and debates on nuclear and petroleum power provisions.

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Interior Secretary Watt Tops GOP Fundraising Drive

Interior Secretary James Watt, a leading figure in the Reagan era environmental clash, has become a major Republican fundraiser. Aides say he will spend much of the year raising money for 1982 congressional races, drawing both praise and criticism from environmental groups. Watt’s aides note high demand for his fundraising speaking, while critics warn of conflicts with his duties overseeing public lands. Watt has reportedly raised over 400,000 for the party, plus additional sums for local candidates.

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