Reagan trade subsidy proposal draws mixed reviews
The Reagan administration proposed a decade-long end to global agricultural subsidies and trade barriers, prompting mixed reactions from U S farm groups. Officials say production-linked supports could be cut only with a international agreement while direct aid and disaster programs would persist. Analysts note Europe’s resistance and warn the plan could face tough negotiations within GATT as critics question chances of adoption.
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Washington D.C
Reagan
U.S
Venice
Bob Denman
National Farmers Union
Geneva
Switzerland
Washington
Patrick J. Leahy
D-Vt
Senate Agriculture Committee
Agriculture
Richard Lyng
Congress
Mr. Lyng
Food For Peace
Clayton Yeuter
Yeutter
Europe
Dean Kleckner
American Farm Bureau Federation
Kleckner
Des Moines
Iowa
United States
Wild Turkey Capital Rivalry Faces Two Wisconsin Towns
In southwestern Wisconsin Boscobel and Romance vie to be the wild turkey capital as flocks flourish. Governor Thompson named Boscobel the 1987 wild turkey capital, while Romance registered a 20 year slogan claim. officials say no legal effect. Local leaders stress it’s a fun, promotional distinction and both towns share strong turkey ranges and state records.
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Wisconsin
Grant County
Boscobel
Tommy Thompson
Wild Turkey Federation
Romance
Romance Chapter
The
State Secretary of State
Secretary of State
Mr. Frank
Boscobel and
Sen. Rude
Hurtz
Romance and Boscobel feud over turkey capital title
Vernon County residents celebrate landowner appreciation day drawing 1200 as debate grows over Romance designating itself wild turkey capital. Boscobel leaders push for permanent status citing tourism and economy while officials acknowledge past stock releases near Steuben and Crawford counties. Senator Brian Rude seeks a compromise to resolve tensions between communities.
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Romance
Whisler
Vernon County
Creamery Sold to Weyauwega Firm
The Wild Rose Creamery Cooperative sold to Weyauwega Milk Products effective July 1. At sale time the co-op had 56 patrons and produced Colby for Land O Lakes plus Colby cheddar and Monterey Jack for its own store. The Wild Rose store will stay open while plant facilities are not used. milk will be shipped to Weyauwega. High update costs prompted the sale.
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Weyauwega Milk Products
Co-Op
Liz Wandrey
Land O*lakes
Wild Rose
Ms. Wandrey
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Crawford
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Steuben
Crawford County
Frank
Brian Rude
Coon Valley
Jim Massey
Weyauwega
Drea
Jarron County
Dairy Promoters
Jude Ing How
T.A
A.C
Stanhorst
Noresery
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