Governors Seek Bipartisan Stand Over Meat Import Quotas
Five Democratic governors led by J James Exon Nebraska and David Hall Oklahoma plan a strong statement opposing President Nixon’s lift of meat import quotas if no compromise with Republicans is reached. They aim for a bipartisan resolution with Illinois Republican Richard Ogilvie and North Dakota’s William Guy.
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Effectiveness of Nixon meat plan questioned by economist
University of Arizona farm economist Dr Tom Stubblefield projected that President Nixon's Monday executive order removing quota limits on meat imports will not meet its goals. He warned consumer prices for affordable meats like baloney and hot dogs may ease only if Australian import patterns shift, likely not before the fall election or within the remaining six months of 1972.
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