Farm PACs Spend Over 5 Million in 1984 Campaigns
Federal records show farm oriented political action committees spent more than 5 million to back House and Senate candidates as a major 1984 farm bill debate loomed. Top groups included the Associated Milk Producers PAC with over 1 million for about 270 candidates, while smaller groups like the Agricultural Aviation Association contributed nearly 1,000 to incumbents. Dairy groups led the field with more than 2 million, while broader agribusiness and chemical interests joined the lobbying surge amid four year farm policy renewal.
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Lawn & Garden Tractors
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Ler
John Deere
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Tps
Walmart
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Orns Mane
Adventure Land Video
Walt Disney
Daytona
Purina
EAN
Borden
Princeton Circle Drive
Bigtax
LS. Solar Corporation
Hubbard
Lumber
Ottawa Herald
Worth
Litwin’s
Gumne Sax
Easton Bats
Loaras
Hitt
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Higes— Sports Center, Inc
Main Street
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Men & Boys
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Ottawa, Ks
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