Embargo status on Soviet grain pushed past two weeks
President Reagan remains undecided on lifting the Soviet grain embargo and will keep it in place for at least two more weeks. Farm leaders react with calls to act, while Brady emphasizes the issue is under discussion and no decision is yet made. The embargo, tied to Afghanistan intervention, looms over Cabinet talks and a February 17 briefing with anti embargo senators.
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Kansan urges lifting Soviet grain embargo
Kansas Farm Bureau president John Junior Armstrong says he is concerned about whether President Reagan will lift the Soviet grain embargo. The group pleads for a timely decision but insists the embargo must be lifted. Speculation points to a final decision after a February 17 meeting of 12 farm state senators.
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