Eagle Discount stores hit by meat cutters strike across Iowa clubs
Meat cutters and wrappers at 34 Eagle Discount supermarkets in Iowa and the Quad Cities walked out after talks collapsed in Washington. About 170 workers are on strike while Eagle keeps most stores open. The union seeks 39.2 percent over three years, while Eagle offers 24 percent.
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Bergland urges Congress to avoid sharp crop price hikes
Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland told the House Agriculture Committee that raising crop price supports would raise grocery bills and harm foreign markets. He advocated a grain reserve program as the long term solution and noted many farmers oppose higher guaranteed prices. The Senate Agriculture Committee backed fast action to boost farm income using existing powers.
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