Reagan weighs lifting Soviet grain embargo amid Poland tensions
President Reagan signaled to lift the grain embargo against the Soviet Union if Soviet actions in Poland ease. Haig noted tensions defused, paving talks on limiting European nuclear deployments. Officials call April 27 key for a decision, with focus on a new grain agreement. Solidarity gains momentum as Poland eases sit-ins with the farmers’ union registration set by May 10.
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Baraboo farmer faces hearing over alleged DNR confrontation
Baraboo farmer Marcus Gumz 52, a muck operation partner and former Assembly hopeful, set for May 22 preliminary hearing on criminal damage charges after allegedly backing his car into a DNR vehicle with three officials serving papers for illegal dredging. DNR cites back into them. Gumz disputes incident, claiming officials blocked his path. The case involves seized dredging equipment and IRS lien. Gov. Dreyfus had considered Gumz for a Natural Resources Board seat but cited personal problems with the agency.
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