World coffee crop to fall in 1986 87 forecast
The Agriculture Department projects the 1986 87 world coffee crop at 82.9 million bags, down 14 percent from 96.4 million last season. Brazil is expected to yield 16.5 million bags, Africa sees a rise, and Asia led by India pushes up regional outputs.
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Americans oppose elite tax cut in new evidence from polls
A private survey finds 21 percent favor reducing the top income tax rate to 35 percent while 67 percent oppose. The House plans a 38 percent top rate, the Senate 27 percent. Most favor keeping deductions like local sales tax and IRAs, both slated for elimination in the Senate bill. Surveys show broad support for a progressive system over flatter rates, with mixed views on reform overall.
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