Dairy price plan debated by House subcommittee
Farmers Union Milk Marketing Cooperative general manager Douglas J. Caruso urged the House Agriculture Committee dairy subcommittee to reject President Reagan’s discretionary authority to set dairy price supports. He advocated a dairy supply management program paired with export sales of government dairy products to cut milk production and reduce government stocks, ensuring future milk supply. The panel, led by Rep. Tom Harkin, weighs proposals amid broad opposition to price cuts and to supply management from Administration officials and lawmakers.
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Farmers Union Milk Marketing Cooperative
House Agriculture Committee
President Reagan
Caruso
Secretary of Agriculture
House
Rep
Tom Harkin
Iowa
Congress
Administration
U.S
NFO supplies milk to Poland via church groups
The National Farmers Organization shipped 37,500 pounds of powdered whole milk to church groups in Baltimore for Poland relief, arranged with Catholic Relief Service and Church World Service. Earlier, 100,000 pounds of flour were sent to Minnesota mill ceremonies, with a canned meat shipment planned soon to finalize voluntary aid.
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NFO
Poland
Catholic Relief Service
Church World Service
New Prague
Minn
DeVon Woodland
Menomonie 4-Her leaves for Europe
Miss Sue Werner of Menomonie departs for six weeks as a 4-H IFYE ambassador in the Netherlands. She arrives in Amsterdam June 16 to begin orientation and will stay with multiple host families, finishing July 18 and returning to the U.S. by July 28. Werner is a Maple Hills 4-H Club member, daughter of Dan and Kathy Werner.
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Sue Werner
Menomonie
Washington D.C
Netherlands
Werner
Amsterdam
Europe
IFYE
U.S
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Maple Hills 4- H Club
Miss Werner
Dan and
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New student benefit rules cause confusion in 1980s changes
Social Security student benefits undergo major changes from August 1982 under the 1981 amendments. Regular students who had not enrolled by April 30, 1982 will lose benefits after high school, with payments ending by age 19 in most cases. Current postsecondary students will see three months of no payment and a gradual 25 percent annual reduction, with no cost of living increases.
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Social Security
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