Foreman Sees Food Stamp Cuts Possible but Warns Against Hunger
Washington AP report on Carol Tucker Foreman farewell remarks as she leaves the Agriculture Department. She cautions that cutting food stamps by up to 40 percent without inflation and unemployment relief would drive hungry families to struggle, noting about 22 million beneficiaries. Foreman defends the program and predicts continued government dietary guidance. She discusses a new Ideas for Better Eating booklet and comments on John Block and Senate hearings.
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Reagan Administration
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John R. Block
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Block
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Rkan
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Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Deliveries halted after loader arrested in Iowa case
UPI reports a Colorado trucker Thomas Williams is charged with interstate transportation and receiving of stolen soybean meal linked to a Des Moines Cargill plant theft. Williams stopped delivering to a Nebraska cooperative after grain loader Wayne Moorehead testified in related trials involving Paul Melvin and son.
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Cargill Inc
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Nebraska
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Central Nebraska Cooperative
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Personality Parade Profiles Warren Beatty and More
Parade previews prominent figures including Warren Beatty Christopher Reeve and Robert Redford in a Sunday feature. The piece sketches careers public personas and upcoming projects while highlighting insights into their lives and ambitions.
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