Yeutter urges poor nations to lift trade barriers on agriculture
U S secretary of agriculture Clayton Yeutter calls for poor nations to remove import restrictions on agricultural technology, boost foreign investment, and cut bureaucratic sizes as he pushes for global reform in the Uruguay round. He argues subsidies should end and warns of multilateral inaction risking hunger relief.
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Yeutter
U.S
Uruguay
Lord Henry Plumb
European Parliament
Plumb
European Economic Community
Clayton Yeutter
Midwest
Reagan budget plan shows billions for anti drug, space and science
The document outlines a 1.1 trillion dollar next year spend with about 4 billion for anti drug programs and a 21 percent rise for science space and technology including the space shuttle and superconducting collider. It projects a 135.3 billion deficit, rising to 141.8 billion if asset sales are not counted, and notes Congress may alter space program funding as part of domestic priorities.
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Congress
White House
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James Miller III
Gramm-Rudman
William L. Armstrong
Rcolo
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Borlaug Says World Hunger Crisis Not as Severe
Nobel laureate Norman Borlaug told a Des Moines audience that hunger is generally not as bad as 25 years ago though distribution and trade policies hinder aid. He cited improvements in China and Pakistan while India still faces starvation despite efforts. Borlaug, Iowa native and 1970 Nobel winner, received the Norman E. Borlaug Award at a Food Conference.
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Yeutter
Terry Branstad
Iowa
Branstad
Borlaug
Des Moines
Norman Borlaug
Pakistan
Indochina
China
Boraug
India
Howard County
Mexico
Columbia
Snetoria Food Conference
Norman E. Borlaug
Iowa Biotechnology Consortium
Texas A&m University
College Station
Texas
Ghana
Zambia
Sudan
Towa
Obesity Clinic Promises Radical Diet Plan Expansion
A clinic opened by Gregory in upstate New York will host a dozen obese individuals for a year long program. Participants include Peebles-Smith of Norfolk and Parteleno of Youngstown as they follow a herbal diet and exercise plan. Gregory claims the program costs exceed hundreds of thousands and cites past high profile success stories.
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Smith
Gregory
New York
Peebles-Smith
Norfolk
New York Newsday
Miller
Michael Parteleno
Youngstown
Ohio
Parteleno
Ron High
Brooklyn
Walter Hudson
Long Island
Hudson
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