Growing Chinese Expertise Hurts U.S. Farmers
Washington AP report says China’s bumper harvest turns it from potential U.S. market into exporter and competitor. China’s 1984-85 feed grain exports may reach 3.6 million tons, while U.S. exports remain dominant but pressured. China shifts to selling wheat soybeans and cotton, dampening U.S. exports and prices.
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County endorses UDAG project for North American Hotel redevelopment
County commissioners signed an endorsement of the North American Hotel project to aid UDAG judging of viability. The plan includes 38 apartments 30 jobs and ground floor offices with a $125000 UDAG grant and $1.4 million in IRB financing. They will learn the UDAG decision by March 3.
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No New Taxes Deficit Plan Cuts Social Security Benefits
A congressional budget committee rejected tax hikes and moved to cancel cost of living increases for 35.5 million Social Security recipients next January while outlining spending targets. Democrats vow to oppose the plan on the Senate floor as talks continue to finalize program cuts ahead of a presidential review. Reagan challenged Congress to pass a tax bill, while Domenici touted a broader anti-tax plan targeting nearly $300 billion in three years to halve the deficit by 1988.
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Delinquent Child Support In Billions
Washington AP reports that Americans failed to pay about 3.8 billion dollars in child support in 1981, more than one third of due payments. The Census Bureau finds only 61.6 percent of poor mothers received full or partial court orders, with average annual child support at 2106 dollars.
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Arms Talks Open in Geneva Split into Working Groups
American and Soviet negotiators opened talks on cutting back nuclear weapons and agreed to form separate panels to tackle key obstacles to a treaty. They stressed a businesslike, respectful atmosphere while noting continued deployments in Europe. The next session is scheduled for March 19 with talks likely to run to April 23.
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Family Circus in New York Stock Page Glimpse
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