Grapes and Pesticide Allegations Stir Washington Hearings
In Washington a three day grape boycott dispute over Aldrin residues on California grapes failed to identify who introduced the pesticide. Key figures include Cesar Chavez of the United Farm Workers and Mondale of Minnesota, with growers disputing the findings and calling the issue a pesticide scare while protests targeted FDA offices and a local grape warehouse.
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Growers Plan to Fight as Long as It Takes
California farm leader Allan Grant says grape growers will resist farm union demands and seek national labor rules within a year. He claims the strike harms small farmers while Cesar Chavez defends pesticide safety and insists inspections ensure residues are controlled. Chavez told Congress the union seeks better conditions for poor farmers, especially minority growers.
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