Bisenius aims new trip to promote South Africa exports
Eastern Iowa delegation may depart in February to push farm exports to South Africa. State Senator Stephen Bisenius cites dried milk and pork as strong potential markets, noting export hindered by U.S. human rights policy. He argues feeding the hungry is humane and highlights regional drought while South Africa still exports a quarter of Africa’s food.
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Iowa delegation trip to South Africa sparks scrutiny
Rep Sonja Eugenes led a farm delegation to South Africa without approval from the Iowa Development Commission or the U S Department of Commerce. Nine participants paid 2500 dollars each. Bisenius plans another potential February trip if farmers back the idea. Other notes reference Walter Reuther and Chrysler despite the main focus on the unapproved visit.
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Carter says energy compromise is fair and better
President Carter praised a Senate approved energy compromise as fair and often better than his 17 month old proposal though the crude oil tax is dead for the year. Congress debates insulation credits and solar device credits while House and Senate negotiators press for natural gas deregulation.
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Seattle teachers back marathon talks aim to end walkout
Seattle teachers chose to obey a judge’s back-to-work order rather than set a bad example for 55 000 pupils. A Cleveland judge ordered marathon negotiations between the school board and striking employees to resolve a nationwide walkout impacting about 200 000 students.
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Hundreds identified as air crash toll grows
Coroner David Stark said 150 people died in the PSA jet crash near Lindbergh Field San Diego with 48 bodies identified and 10 percent unlikely to be identified. FBI pathologists and dentists work to identify remains while investigations probe crew control transfer and cockpit conversations. A $50 million class action suit was filed for 96 victims with other suits already pending.
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