Governors craft stance over meat quota lift at Midwest meet
Five Democratic governors pledged a joint or independent resolution opposing Nixon’s lifting of meat import quotas if a compromise with Republicans fails. Nebraska’s Exon said a strong statement was possible, while Oklahoma’s Mall and Illinois’ Ogilvie pursued a bipartisan draft. Republicans, outnumbered 10 to 5, debated timing as Hall and Ogilvie urged delay for a united plan.
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Nixon meat plan may not cut prices as hoped
University of Arizona economist Dr. Tom Stubblefield warned that President Nixon's Monday order lifting quota restraints on beef imports may not lower prices as intended. He forecast cheaper ground beef and processed meats while luxury cuts stay near current levels, unless Australian import patterns shift, which is unlikely before the fall election and the remaining six months of 1972.
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