Judge Rules Against Beef Grade Changes
Omaha based federal judge Robert Denney blocked USDA revisions to national beef grading rules. He cited failure to file a complete economic impact statement and the tying of yield to quality grading. The decision pauses the reforms, with appeals anticipated by IMPAC and related groups.
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Omaha
Neb
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
U.S. District Court
Robert ¥. Denney
U.S. 8Th Circuit Court of Reiue
Denney
Independent Meat Packers Association of Omaha
IMPAQ
Nebraska
Ima
Es Denney
Ath Circuit Court
IMPAC
Ford
United States Department of Agriculture
National Livestock Feeders Association
National Restaurant Association
National Association of Meat Purveyors
Interenor
American National Cattlemen's Association
8Th Circuit
California passes landmark farm labor bill in push for calm
Sacramento AP California lawmakers approved a landmark farm labor bill with broad support from growers and major unions. Gov. Brown plans to sign next week, saying the measure creates worker rights to organize and labor stability. The law takes effect August 28 ahead of fall lettuce and grape harvests, requiring state supervised secret elections for union certification and permitting harvest time strikes and limited secondary boycotts.
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Calif
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
E & J Gallo Winemakers
State Chamber of Commerce
Afl-Cio
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers
Teamsters Union
Salinas
San Joaquin
Chavez
Teamsters
Gallo
Miss Weber joins Tassels Senior Honorary at CMSU
Terry Jean Weber becomes a member of Tassels Senior Women's Honorary at Central Missouri State University. Selection is limited to 16 members based on scholarship leadership and personal qualifications. Weber is a senior elementary education major and daughter of Randall W. and Mrs. Weber of Mexico.
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Miss Weber
Warrensburg
Terry Jean Weber
Tassels
Central Missouri State University
Randall W. Weber
Mexico
Brezhnev Hints at Retirement and New Soviet Leader
NATO officials report Moscow signals Brezhnev may retire next year and foresees a European security summit as his career capstone. Western observers note health concerns and a farewell tour plan including a July visit to Ford and a September European summit.
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North Atlantic Alliance
Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Europe
Brezhnev
Communist Party
Ford
Washington
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Kremlin
US Says Plane Wasn't Spying
US officials say the American U2 reconnaissance plane that crashed in West Germany was not on a spy mission. The craft was testing navigational equipment over West Germany when it made an emergency landing near Winterberg. Captain Robert R. Pendleman ejected and was treated in Wiesbaden in good condition. no ground injuries reported.
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Wintenprivwn
West Germany
U.S. European Command
Winterberg
Robert R. Pendleman
Tucson
Ariz
Air Force Hospital
Wiesbaden
Royal Air Force Base
Wethersfield
England
Missouri Senate approves death penalty bill
The Missouri Senate approved a death penalty bill for premeditated murder amid arguments about constitutionality and morality. Supporters argued it would deter crime. opponents urged abolition. The measure, using the gas chamber, now goes to the House with a conference plan likely to resolve differences before June adjournment.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
Maurice Schechter
Creve Coeur
William Waters
St. Louis
Lawrence Lee
Lee
Jesus Christ
William Cason
New Florence
Ralph Ubhlaut
Senate
Missouri
House
Bird
Bradshaw
Cason
Cox
Dinger
Frappler
Gannon
Gant
Grabke
Jones
Manford
Melton
Merrell
Murray
Ryan
Skelton
Sprathing
Tinnin
Uthlaut
Webster
Wilson
States Tax Rebate Checks Sparks Tax Dilemma States Vary on Rebate Taxation
An Associated Press survey shows six states tax federal rebate money while 15 consider state income taxes on the rebate. Four of the 15 exempted rebates. five states decided not to tax. four have pending legislation. Montana estimates 34.2 million in rebates with 1.7 million in state tax. South Carolina plans special tax form instructions. Oregon may exempt rebates. enactments exist in several states with others waiting. The issue hinges on deducting federal tax from state income and how rebates affect next year’s returns.
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South Carolina
The
Tax Foundation Inc
Oregon
Alabama
Colorado
Missouri
Arizona
Minnesota
Kansas
North Dakota
Kentucky
Iowa
Delaware
Louisiana
Utah
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Gamble Paint & Glass CO
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Farm & Home Community Room
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