Buffalo buyers eye buffaloes as herd instinct meets commerce
On Hoppenworth farm in Clayton County buffaloes join cattle, with five animals left as Osborne runs out of room for 11. Buffaloes fetch about 800 per head, buyers like Lloyd Wonderlich promote the breed, while Rixens raise and sell buffalo burgers and meat to restaurants.
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Steve Hoppenworth
Sports Unlimited
Prairie du Chien
Valentine
Neb
Custer State Park
South Dakota
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Don Menken
Clayton County Conservation Board
Lloyd
Vivian Wonderlich
Mount Pleasant
Wonderlichs
National Buffalo Association
Vivian
Frank
Diane Rixen
Clinton
Rixens
Diane
Ashbacher
Iowa Revenue Still Rises Amid Drought Cautions
State official Cavanaugh reports May revenue at 344.4 million with gains in personal income tax, sales, and corporate taxes. Drought may affect 1989 receipts, but 11 months revenue up 4 percent to 2.37 billion, maintaining a 3.6 percent growth target and a projected year end balance near 61.3 million.
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Cavanaugh
Iowa
Treasury
Reagan paints new era as East West ties loosen after arms deals
Reagan spoke in London at Guildhall predicting a relaxation of four decades of East West tension. He cited Soviet reforms and the INF treaty as momentous, but warned changes may fail. Bush praised Reagan’s peace bid while noting human rights debate and a cautious path ahead.
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White House
George Bush
Andrews
Moscow
London
Falkland Islands
el Alamein
Guildhall
Soviet Union
U.S
Afghanistan
Sakharov urges patience trust for Gorbachev reforms
In Moscow, Andrei Sakharov says Gorbachev has not guaranteed human rights yet but must be given time and trust to push perestroika forward. He criticizes officials who withdrew a dissident's job offer and calls for release of political prisoners while praising recent reform steps.
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Andrei Sakharov
Mikhail Gorbachev
Sakharov
Foreign Ministry
Gorbachev
Soviet Union
Reagan
Gorky
Afghanistan
Freeman Rengi Reflects on Soviet Visit and Democracy Crusade
In Moscow Rengi compared his private impressions of Gorbach ev and public remarks to six years earlier in London. He recalled telling Parliament that liberty would defeat Marxism Leninism and said the crusade for freedom and peace is under way with will and faith.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Gorbachev
London
Rengi
Jobless: Mixed May Payrolls Point to Steady Growth
Analysts see little change in the unemployment trend with May payrolls showing slight gains. Merrill Lynch notes the economy still growing strongly and may keep inflation and rates rising. Manufacturing adds 16,000 jobs in May after 45,000 in April while construction falls 16,000. Norwood calls May factory gains "no real change" despite higher machine and metal product employment.
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Data Resources Inc
Lexington
Mass
Donald Straszheim
Merrill Lynch
Norwood
May
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