Reagan plan on crop swap tax rules backed by Evans
The Reagan administration endorsed Rep. Cooper Evans Iowa bill to solve tax confusion in the crop swap program. The measure would tax at sale time, preserve heir tax breaks and reduce farmers’ filing burdens, with Grassley and Jepsen backing similar aims. Evans seeks quick House action before the signup deadline. ASCS officials urge early visits to offices to avoid lines.
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Iowa
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Senate
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Roger Jepsen
Jepsen
Internal Revenue Service
House
Congress
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Donnella Watkinson
Linn County
ASCS
Watkinson
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Hogs and grain prices report from Cedar Rapids Waterloo
Market notes from Cedar Rapids and Waterloo show hog prices easing with weights around 62 pounds and discounts on light hogs. Grain prices edge lower with corn and oats listed for various crop months and grades. Pro Farmer strain notes contact at 296-7978.
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Srain
Rapids
Butter and egg prices reported by USDA Friday
US Department of Agriculture figures show butter prices paid to delivery unchanged with slight cuts on mediums. Retail prices in cartons for extra large and large sizes hold, while medium prices dip to 52 to 54 cents per pound.
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USDA
Livestock Futures Report on Hogs and Cattle Prices
Friday livestock futures show hogs trading with moderate demand and steady sow prices. No 1-3 butchers range around 57.00 to 58.50 for 200 to 500 lb types, with heavier sows in the mid 51s to mid 52s. cattle details are limited.
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S-East
Sioux City live stock market report Friday
Receipts 6300. butchers steady to 50 higher while very light runs pushed some bulls and sows up. Market mixed with 350 to 700 pound boars and sows showing declines, and a Thursday high of 62.00 for 650 pound cattle set a record as storms previous boosted prices on light volumes.
Pomato: tomato potato hybrids created by scientists
Washington Kansas State University researchers report successful fusion of tomato and potato cells yielding pomatoes that form underground tubers and small yellow fruit. The work aims to study hybrid gene transfer and expand germ plasm for crops, with potential disease resistance traits from ancestral species.
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Vimed Press International
Washington
Kansas State University
James Shepard
Shepard
Science Magazine
South America
Rutgers
Nova
World Hunger Talks Slated at Coe College
Archer Daniels Midland executive Thomas Atwood will present two lectures on world hunger at Coe College in Cedar Rapids. The talks titled World Hunger The India Perspective and World Hunger The Response of Corporate America will be held Monday Feb 7 at 7 pm in Cherry Auditorium and Tuesday at 11 am in Sinclair Auditorium. Both lectures are open free to the public. The visit is supported by the W K Kellogg Foundation and funded through a three year Consortium on Agriculture and World Hunger linking Coe Cornell Grinnell and Luther.
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Thomas Atwood
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Atwood
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U.S
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W.K. Kellogg Foundation
Agriculture
Cornell
Grinnell
Luther
Dole cites Soviet interest in long term grain deal
Senator Robert Dole told Illinois corn and soybean producers that the Soviet Union seeks a new five year contract to buy more U.S. corn and wheat. He met with Soviet Ambassador Anatoli Dobrynin and trade representative Yuri Kalashnikov in Washington and said both sides favor starting negotiations with higher minimum guarantees. He cited improved odds after Reagan's contract sanctity legislation and announced a measure to block the instant PIK tax threatening PIK program sign-ups.
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UPI
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R-Kan
Illinois
Soviet Union
U.S
Dole
Roger Jepsen
R-Iowa
Washington
Anatoli Dobrynin
Yuri Kalashnikov
Reagan
Jepsen
Agriculture Department
Why Russians Didn’t Fight Back Sunday Parade Report
A PARADE Sunday feature asks why Soviet forces did not retaliate when U.S. planes briefly attacked the USSR, exploring strategic choices, possible miscalculations, and the broader Cold War context. The piece analyzes naval and air power dynamics and the risks of escalation that shaped Soviet restraint.
Public Notice on Estate and Municipal Transit Project
Civil notices discuss the estate of Joseph Ringer and the executor appointment with six month deadlines to contest the will. A separate federal transit project notice invites public input on environmental and economic impacts for Cedar Rapids Iowa, with inspection at City Hall and notifications to affected parties.
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Doren
Iowa
Sore
Peto
Schersig
A Clearinghouse
Cedar Rapids
Lois MA. Keller
Merchants National Bank assets and liabilities 1982 report
The Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids Iowa reports assets totaling 555 930 thousand dollars and liabilities plus equity of 561 768 thousand as of December 31 1982. The report names Larry H Christy as Vice President and Comptroller and directors John D Chehak Sutherland Cook Clare Rice attest to its accuracy.
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