Harkin blasts Reagan policy at farm convention
Sen. Tom Harkin denounces Reagan administration farm policy during the American Agriculture Movement convention in Oklahoma City. He accuses Budget Director Stockman and Agriculture Secretary Block of driving farm income and land values down, urges a farm labor populist alliance, and favors a mandatory, supply managed farm program targeting benefits to family farms.
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Oklahoma City
Tom Harkin
Drona
Reagan
American Agriculture Movement
Iowa
David Stockman
John Block
Harkin
Stockman
Block
Capitol Hill
Washington
Parity Seen as Key to New Farm Bill
Leaders of the American Agriculture Movement urged inclusion of farm parity in the 1985 farm bill to prevent a domino effect on the economy. Wayne Cryis cited foreclosures and bankruptcies threatening farmers and warned against welfare or subsidies, calling for coalition action and broad public support. Tommy Willis stressed urgency to correct the situation.
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American Agriculture Movement
Wayne Cryis
Pexico
Cryis
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Tommy Willis
Brownsville, Tenn
The
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Iowa
Linn
Harry Jordan, JR
Harry Jordan
Florence M. Jordan
District Court
Cedar Rapids
Mickelson, Roan & Applegate
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Toledo
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Martin L. Fritz
Linda L. Fritz
Thrift Plan, Inc
ST. Luke's Methodist Hospital
Northwestern Bell Telephone CO
Mary F Harker
DRS. Barker & Weley
P.C
Jaydon Employees Credit Union
Thorp Credit, Inc
Jacqueline Fritz
Linda A. Lovell
Sara O'Brien
OWA
Linn County
Dean
Linda M. Kirsch
Simmons, Perrine, Albright & Ellwood
Iowa District Court
Melitha A. Atherton
Ral
D. Atherton
Ralph C. Atherton
Springville
Nazette, Hendrickson, Marner & Good
Evelyn B. Greenfield
Merchants National Bank of
Lowe Simmons, Perrine, Albright
Ellwood
Bessie C. Collogan
Betty C. Collogan
David Lee Collogan
Silver Springs, MD
Cedar Rapids cash grain mixed on Friday market report
Cedar Rapids cash grain mixed with No. 2 corn 2.66 to 2.74 per bushel for delivery to local processors and soybeans at 5.84 to 5.93 per bushel. Oats quoted 1.95. Livestock and meats prices include hogs steady to firm and boxed beef values rising slightly, with regional cattle and eggs noted.
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Pro_ Farme
OWA
Lowa
Minnesota
U.S
Iowa
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Central
S.central
Sioux City Butter Fide Steady. Eggs Trade Cautious Friday
Butter prices remain unchanged with AA 1.4100 to 1.4325 and A 1.3975 to 1.4325. Egg market shows steady but cautious sentiment with sales to volume buyers. A extra large 56 to 58, A large 53 to 55, A mediums 0.42 to 0.45.
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Federal State Market News Service
Reagan plan for meat inspection draws criticism
The American Meat Institute condemns proposed user fees to fund federal meat and poultry inspection, a $320 million annual cost to be passed to consumers. C Manly Molpus argues shifting costs to meat firms harms an already strained industry and challenges government service principles.
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Washington
American Meat Institute
C. Manly Molpus
Reagan
Administration
Congress
Molpus
Outlook favorable for seven winter fresh vegetables
Washington AP The Agriculture Department says potential harvests for seven fresh market vegetables during January to March total about 165 000 acres up 9 percent from last year. Harvested area is expected to exceed last year's freeze damaged crop for all seven crops including broccoli carrots cauliflower celery sweet corn lettuce and tomatoes.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Farm bill seeks market focus despite farm debt crisis
Agriculture Secretary John Block said the administration will push a market oriented farm bill to replace the 1981 act while resisting using the bill to solve farmers debt problems. He noted a debt and credit crisis exists but urged addressing it separately from agriculture policy. The plan targets proposed legislation to Congress early February with flexibility aligned to market demands.
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Washington
Reagan
Agriculture
John R. Block
Block
Congress
Probate and City Notices From Cedar Rapids Area Records
Probate notices announce the estates of Timothy W Barrow Elmer Whitehair Clemence Frederick and others with executors named and deadlines for claims The Cedar Rapids City Council passes Ordinance 88 84 amending zoning rules and Springville adopts Ordinance 185 codifying its municipal code plus public notices of city actions and corporate filings
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Springville
Tyea
Lowa
Donald J. Canney
Mayo
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