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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1978
Page
15
President announces measures to stimulate trade and exports while noting August gains in imports and a potential annual record. Vision of strengthening US manufacturing and reducing the deficit through early actions and policy shifts.
Washington reports tentative annual food aid under the Food for Peace program totals about $785 million for the year. The breakdown shows the United States providing over 3.25 million metric tons of food helped by credits to low income countries. Heat and grains dominate the bundle with large allocations to several nations, including Egypt.
Washington officials and lawmakers battle over farm policy shaping subsidies, trade rules, and rural aid. The dispute focuses on funding levels, environmental safeguards, and deadlines, with key committees weighing amendments and potential cross‑party compromises.
Washington AP A weekly weather review says the U S crop as of September 1 stood at 68 billion bushels and remains mostly good overall though Southeast areas show dryness. Harvest progress: corn at 24 percent, 14 percent year ago. beans improving but lagging. Senate moves to rename research facilities after retiring colleagues. House backs 15 year loans for fishing operations via Farm Credit Administration changes.
Local computer worker Bill Sanderson spent a night in Amy Carter's White House tree house while preparing wood smoked pork and beef for a Monday party. The event coincided with President Carter fielding questions in a town meeting style session about foreign policy and Palestine.
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