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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1983

Page

25

Mini pigs aid human health research at Iowa State

At Iowa State University mini pigs are bred and raised to study disease resistance and the effects of diet and alcohol on human-like systems. Researchers note pigs closely mirror human physiology, including cholesterol handling and lung function, and have plans to expand study to fetal exposure and nutrition impacts.

Iowa State University Max Rothschild Madrid ISU National Institutes of Health Lawa Rothschild Veterinary Medicine Richard Engen Engen ISU Department of Animal Science Iowa American Heart Association Lynnette Walsh Walsh

Migrant workers describe slavery like conditions in camps

Two men Oliver White and Daniel Mueller testified to the House subcommittee about migrant labor camp abuses in southwest Virginia. They cited 3 a.m. to 9 p.m. workdays, debts to contractors, and price gouging on food and housing. They described armed foremen and constant debt as tools to keep workers enslaved.

Washington Virginia Oliver White House Education and Labor Subcommittee On White Daniel Mueller Mueller George Miller D-Calif Labor Department Adele Della Valle Migrant and Seasonal Farmerworkers Association

Congress told U S needs the sodbuster bill

A leading conservation group urged Congress to pass the sodbuster bill to deny federal farm aid to producers who bring uncultivated highly erodible land into production. The proposal aims to curb soil loss amid drought and rising prices, with support from the Senate and USDA but opposition to broader package elements.

Washington Congress Senate Agriculture Committee Senate USDA House Mekelburg National Farmers Union Soil Conservation Service John Block

Time for credit to hired hands in farming toil

A reader reflects on praise for top farmers while rarely naming or crediting hired help. The piece urges recognizing workers who keep operations running, citing a farmer who paid above wages and showed respect and credit to his staff.

Corwith Farmer Elected Chairman of Meat Board

Corwith Iowa farmer James Mullins was elected chairman of the National Live Stock and Meat Board at its Wichita Kansas meeting. He will lead 99 directors directing policy and budgets for red meat research education and promotion. Mullins has served as director since 1975 and as Beef Industry Council chairman 1979 to 1981. He sits on the U S Meat Export Federation board.

Corwith Iowa James Mullins National Live Stock and Meat Board Wichita Kaw Mullins Meat Board Beef Industry Council U.S. Meat Export Federation

New Sharon Elevator Co License Revoked by Iowa Commission

Iowa Commerce Commission revokes grain warehouse license for New Sharon Elevator Co after a suspension on May 10 following findings of frequent shortages of corn and soybeans cited by Wallace Dick, head of the commission's warehouse division.

Iowa Newspaper Association Des Moines New Sharon Elevator Co Iowa Commerce Commission Commission Wallace Dick

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Leonardo DaVinci University Alcohol and Beitz U.S Corn Belt Great Plains Milton Mekelburg National Association of Conservation Districts House Agriculture Conservation Subcommittee Department of Agriculture Doris Engstrom Entre SR Seca
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