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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1979

Page

12

Farmers Union defies Bergland on parity policy at convention

Kansas City delegates to the National Farmers Union adopted a resolution for 100 percent parity despite Secretary Bergland urging dialogue and reforms. Bergland questioned if high parity fuels farm consolidation while union leaders defended price supports and urged limits to protect family-scale farms. The convention also backed farm cooperatives amid antitrust concerns and adjourned after four days of meetings.

Kansas City National Farmers Union U.S Bob Bergland America Bergland Farmers Union Tony Dechant Dechant Victor Ray SENEX Jerry Tvedt Tvedt Commission Presidential Commission Farmers Union Convention

Joslin urges Congress to modify Delaney act and farm policy

Iowa Farm Bureau vice president Bob Joslin urged congressional repeal or amendment of the Delaney Amendment to the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act citing scientific progress. He pressed for nitrite use in cured meats, export expansion, and a restrained federal budget while criticizing the 1979 feed grain program and urging a sound set aside plan and crop insurance. He spoke with Rep. Leach and Rep. Tauke and planned meetings with Iowa senators.

Washington Iowa Farm Bureau Bob Joslin Clarence Farm Bureau U.S James Leach Tom Tauke Iowa Joslin Food and Drug Administration U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA

Quakes May Have Caused February Wells Problems in Iowa

Iowa Geological Survey links February well level fluctuations in Johnson and Linn counties to the 1964 Alaska earthquake. A 7.7 magnitude event in southeastern Alaska triggered seismic waves reaching Iowa in about 15 minutes, altering groundwater levels and potentially causing turbidity and lasting changes in wells and springs.

Iowa City Alaska Iowa Geological Survey U.S. Geological Survey Johnson and Linn National Center For Earthquake Studies California Iowa Geological Survey Office

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