Wheat Promotion Plan backs by growers and processors
Growers and processors urged passage of a wheat research and promotion bill at a Senate Agriculture hearing. John C. Blum of the Agriculture Department said the plan would cost 2 to 6 million dollars annually, funded by industry assessments passed to consumers. Howard L Morton noted broad state endorsements and rising per capita wheat use support. Weldon V. Barton outlined referendum and board election rules, while Ellwood Brown cited rare cross group alignment among producers, millers, and bakers. Additional farm groups and processing organizations also backed the bill.
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Department of Agriculture
Blum
Howard L Morton
Long Mont
Colo
National Association of Wheat Growers
Department For Agriculture
Morton
Barton
National Wheat Institute
Ellwood Brown
Bickleton
Washington
Association of Wheat Growers
Oregon
Texas
Montana
Missouri
Defeat urged of wheat land bill in Kansas
ATHOL Kansas AP legislative director of the Farmers Union says Kansas wheat growers lose money on nearly three quarters of production He telegraphed to Bob Dole James Pearson and Rep Keith Sebelius urging defeat of the wheat research land promotion act Lyon calls the bill an election year gimmick and says farmers need fair prices not another production expense He also notes coyotes prefer rodents harming farms and Scotch pine is a popular Christmas tree in Canada
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Athol, Kan
Farmers Union In
Kansas
Dale Lyon
Bob Dole
James Pearson
Keith Sebelius
Lyon
FDA to Open Files to Public for Inspection
Washington AP reports the FDA plans to reveal most of its files to public inspection while keeping certain papers confidential. The policy aims to publish safety and effectiveness data on additives and drugs, with a 60 day comment period and six months for previously confidential submissions to justify secrecy.
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The
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Hutt
Kidnapped Liberal Woman Found West of Town
A Seward County sheriff report states a Liberal woman was abducted while entering her car Thursday night and later found about eight miles west. An unidentified man claimed to have located a woman claiming she was kidnapped. The assailant was described as 19 to 25 years old, 5 feet 8 inches, blond crewcut, blue shirt and jeans, numerous tattoos including a 9 on an arm, with a car abandoned at the south edge of Liberal.
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Liberal
Kan
Seward County
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