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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1973
Page
4
At the Cedar Rapids Agricultural Policy Forum, speakers presented opposing views on future farm control. Owen Hallberg of Jane O Lakes urged contract and cooperative farming, while Fleming of the American Farm Bureau warned of federal intrusion and a changing Congress.
A humorous essay by L. Dale Ahem on Bridge club food tastes and tastes. The narrator mocks the dull standard sweets and imagines outrageous delicacies, imagining hamburgers sardines and exotic fare as the ideal Bridge party fare, while fondly dreaming of portable spreads.
Agriculture Secretary Butz said a total end to farm programs is far off and that Nixon’s farm plan aims to reduce direct payments by shifting toward market incomes and inflation of price supports. The administration will retain price support loans as a fallback while encouraging exports and a transition to a more equitable production framework.
Washington AP report says Wiley Mayne calls on the agriculture department and President Nixon to withdraw an executive order linked to anticipated increases in beef production and meat inspection, noting rising cattle inventories and projected price declines in the mid 1970s.
The Farmers Union announces a two task force plan to push for price protection and reasonable credit, seek international commodity bargaining, and press for soil conservation funding and research. Tony T. Dechant and Foley urge coalition with labor to advance family farming amid Nixon era policy concerns.
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