Benefits To Farmers Are To Continue
Washington July 22 A bipartisan Senate majority appears to back extending the long range farm program with benefit payments to farmers. Senator Brooks reports a deadlocked Senate House conference agreed to a 1945 crops continuation with a $150 million fund for payments and costs. The plan includes former committee and local costs and preserves the conservation and use program on a reduced basis, with payments dropping from 20 000 to 500.
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Pace cuts on wash crops and farm bill progress noted
Senate conferees led by Brooks won unanimous backing on disputed points and moved to finalize the farm bill. Interior Department appropriations reached 192,587,859 with 54,529,038 for Western reclamation projects. An Arms construction bill, 225,060,000, cleared the House Armed Services Committee as a separate item.
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