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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1985

Page

7

USDA outlook says commodity prices unlikely to improve soon

The Agriculture Department says prices may stay low through the year, failing to ease the financial crunch on thousands of farmers. Some livestock producers report brighter times, but the ERS notes little hope for a near relief unless major weather problems curb production.

Washington Agriculture Department Department Economic Research Service

Fed eases credit rules for farmers loans

Washington AP The Federal Reserve Board liberalizes its loan requirements for agricultural banks to aid spring planting. The move complements Reagan administration programs while officials caution on liquidity. About 600 banks used the program last year and 4 146 of U S banks are agricultural banks. The administration aims to provide about 4.5 billion in farm credit this year.

Washington Federal Reserve Board Nation Central Bank Reagan Congress Fed John R. Block

Populists denounce Reagan veto at Chicago meeting

About 200 members of the re established Populist Party met in Chicago to attack President Reagan's farm assistance veto. The gathering marked the party's revival based on late 19th century tenets. Separately in Chicago, Rev. Jesse Jackson linked hunger and farm credit worries at an Operation PUSH gathering.

Rap Farm Veto Chicago Reagan Jesse Jackson Jackson

Mali to receive U S free market farm financing first

Vice President Bush to announce Mali as the first recipient of a U S program offering free market style farm financing. Officials say the plan aims to end government controls and boost crop yields in drought affected countries. Bush will disclose the selection at a Bamako news conference during a seven day Africa trip.

Mali U.S New York Times Bamako Bush Geneva United Nations Conference of Nations Africa

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