Dairy farmers edge toward price squeeze in 1991 turmoil
Wisconsin and national dairy sectors face a 13 year low in milk prices with farmers losing about 20 cents per dollar of production, totaling an estimated 3,000 to 5,000 Wiscons in family farms at risk as 4 percent of U S dairy farms could exit by year end. Analysts warn crisis may be temporary though attrition rises. Authorities note no spike in foreclosures yet as farmers tighten belts and recall past drought shocks.
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Wisconsin
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USDA
Sarah Short
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Laverne Ausman
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Deportations in Kuwait May Violate Gulf War Cease-Fire
At Abdali border post Kuwait, about 200 foreigners mostly Iraqis were deported on Tuesday. Western officials say the expulsions may breach the cease-fire that ended the Gulf War, which barred forcing interned people to return home.
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Gadhafi Prize Honors Native Activists Across Americas
American Indians from Mohawk to Choctaw traveled to Tripoli to accept the $250000 Gaddafi International Prize on Human Rights amid attacks on U S and Western policies. Indigenous leaders joined peers from Canada Mexico Chile Bolivia and Panama in criticizing imperialist powers.
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U.S
Muammar Gadhafi
Canada
Mexico
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Astronauts Chill Yet Busy On Seventh Day Of Mission
At Cape Canaveral the Columbia crew took time off to gaze at Earth below while continuing minor repairs in Spacelab. They traced a cold air source to a mispositioned valve and repaired a rotating dome connector for motion sickness tests as Mission Control commented on the scene.
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Mount Pinatubo erupts in Philippines causing mass panic
Mount Pinatubo exploded with three blasts sending a ash plume over 12 miles high. Molten rock and gas forced hundreds of Americans and thousands of residents to flee areas near Subic Bay and Clark Air Base as authorities warned of more eruptions to come.
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Philippine Institute of Vulcanology and Seismology
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Bert Basa
Associated Press
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