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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1967

Page

18

Freeman Acts To Reduce Dairy Imports

Watkings Glen April 3 Secretary of Agriculture Orville L Freeman urged the President to direct the Tariff Commission to start Section 22 investigations to set import quotas on dairy products not now quotaed. He noted dairy imports rose 300 percent, harming price supports and farmer income, and pressed for quick hearings.

Watkins Glen Orville L. Freeman United States Tariffc Commission Freeman Tariff Commission

Higher milk prices seen as import curbs move forward

Syracuse report notes the President instructed the Tariff Commission to hold a dairy imports hearing with Eastern Milk Producers urging action. An April 14 emergency price hearing is planned, while Congress debates cutting milk equivalent imports by one third and awaiting the Proxmire Bill, all cited by Gen. Manager John C. York.

Syracuse Washington Tariff Commission Eastern John C. York Johnson Freeman Congress York

Stratton Speaks At Romulus Farm Bureau Banquet

Nearly 120 farmers gathered at Romulus Presbyterian Church April 8 to hear Congressman Samuel S. Stratton address the Seneca County Farm Bureau Rural-Urban Banquet. He urged support for increased food and fiber, deferment for young men entering farming, and noted Vietnam experiences while urging higher milk prices to aid producers.

Romulus Romulus Presbyterian Romulus Presbyterian Church Samuel S. Stratton Seneca County Farm Bureau David Powell Interlaken Stratton Vietnam Asia Mr. Stratton Elmer Somerville Farm Bureau Farm Group South Seneca County Jack Mulford Lodi Carl Post James Patsos Seneca County Farm Bureau Womens Committee U.S Janice Greene Stanley Greene Seneca Falls

Alvin A. Johnson to Leave Cornell

Prof Alvin A Johnson director of Cooperative Extension at New York State Colleges of Agriculture and Home Economics Cornell University resigns by August 1 to join the Ford Foundation in India as program advisor and team leader for agriculture. Deans Palm and Conover will appoint a new extension director. Johnson said I feel that I cannot walk away.

Ithaca Alvin A. Johnson N.Y

Commission Proposes Five Year Farm Tax Exemption Plan

New York State Commission on Preservation of Agricultural Land urges a five year property tax exemption for new or rebuilt farm buildings and agricultural value assessments for farmland. The interim report to Governor Rockefeller covers preservation areas irrigation use and highway planning input.

Albany Gov. Rockefeller State Commission On

Fire Hazard Warning From Cortland Ranger

Matt Allen district ranger of the Conservation Department in Cortland warns of rising fire danger due to dry winds. He notes two of three fires occur in April and May before new vegetation is established and cites smokers and brush burns as common starters. Backyard incinerators also contribute significantly to wildfires.

Matt Allen Conservation Department Cortland Allen

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David Jones James Parsos Womens Committee Patsos Seneca County Interbury Agway Paul Hackett Tri-County Jaycee Hackett Delbert Merrill Trumansburg Cornell Commission Mers State Board of Equalization and Assessment New York State Joint Legislative Committee Department of Public Works Department of Agriculture and Markets
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