New five year grain pact eyed by United States and Soviet Union
The Agriculture Department discusses a five year grain agreement likely to run Oct 1 to June 30 with the next talks to finalize terms. US negotiators seek to raise minimum annual purchases to about 11 million tons while Moscow aims for around 8.8 million, maintaining U S export channels and constraining Soviet purchases. The deal would require Moscow to obtain US permission for buys above set limits and aims to stabilize grain trade amidst Soviet agricultural struggles.
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Thomas Kay
Foreign Agricultural Service
Soviet Union
United States
Marshall Goldman
Wellesley College
Gorbachev
Clayton Yeutter
U.S
New York Times
Moscow
Trade Fair Highlights Iowa Stavropol Exchange Plans
Soviet delegation in Des Moines promotes a sister state link with Stavropol and discusses poultry processing equipment purchases. They invite Townsend Engineering to a Stavropol seminar in December. Stavropol officials have about $50,000 to spend on equipment.
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Stavropol
Iowa
Branstad
Taranov Indi
International Trade Center
Townsend Engineering Company
Eight Thomsen children case spurs court ruling on removal
Deputies forced entry to the Thomsen home after years of Department involvement begun in 1983 over a child in special education. The 1986 removal followed reports of filth and neglect and alleged abuse. Lanelle Thomsen and Daniel faced court orders and a restrained mother as three children were taken, with the father barred.
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Lanelle
Daniel
Runnells
Thomsen
Lanelle Thomsen
Polk County
Iowa
Thomsens
Des Moines
Shaw
Sackett
Department
Jasper County
Karen Cooper
Cedar Rapids
EPA Proposes Groundwater Rules for 6000 Landfills
The EPA would require monitoring and protection standards for about 6,000 solid waste dumps, with states retaining flexibility but barred from leaking. About 78 percent are local government owned, handling 80 percent of the 160 million tons of annual household refuse. EPA cites widespread noncompliance and expects a year for public comment before final rules with an 18 month compliance window.
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Porter
EPA
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