More money not farm problem says Gunderson
Third District Congressman Steve Gunderson urged Wisconsin Farm Bureau members that only the strong will survive dairy farming’s future. He warned deficits and rising debt will force farmers to share fiscal pain, cautioning against relying on more federal and farm program spending to solve farm woes. He expects no dairy diversion program on April 1, 1985, but possible future measures for surpluses, and he envisions a move toward freer markets with reduced government spending on farming expected.
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Steve Gunderson
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Grover backs STOP program for property tax relief
State Superintendent Dr. Herbert Grover told Farm Bureau members he backs the STOP campaign to end property taxes for vocational education and boost state aid to schools. He urged legislators to be held to account and said Wisconsin must creatively finance education while improving rural outreach and political education.
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Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Federation
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