Passport dispute and celebrity news mix in 1983 items
Sheika Dena al-Fassi seeks return of her passport and a $3 billion settlement plus custody of four children after estranged husband Mohammad al-Fassi fled to Saudi Arabia with the kids. Los Angeles judges reportedly ordered passport return, while Saudi officials refuse without his consent. Also noted are Joan Lunden’s smoking risks for pregnant women, GMA’s Jan 10-11 series, and 1982 film awards with Tootsie sweeping honors plus Olivier’s new autobiography and reactions.
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Sheika Dena al-Fassi
Sheik Mohammad al-Fassi
Florida
Saudi Arabia
Sheika Dena
Milan
Italy
Marvin Mitchelson
Mitchelson
Los Angeles
Al-Fassi
U.S. Department of Immigration
ABC
Good Morning America
Joan Linden
Miss Lunden
American Lung Association
GMA
Dairy cooperatives weigh plan to curb dairy tax impact
Dairymen and cooperatives from Dairylea NEDCO and Allied Federated gather in Syracuse to debate a September dairy tax aimed at reducing government purchases and surpluses. They discuss production limits, a national dairy promotion program, and reduction of supports to lower manufacturing costs for consumers. The meeting, led by Bruce Snow, aims to craft a viable plan to replace the 50 cent tax and offset a $2 billion annual subsidy burden.
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Clude
Bruce Snow
Dairymea
Snow
Congress
Washington
Norris
Dairylea
National Milk Producers Federation
Washington, D.C
Smith
NEDCO
Eastern Milk Producers Co-op Association Inc
Syracuse
Allied Federated Cooperatives of Canton
Niagara Palls and le Roy
Lehigh Valley Farmers of Pennsylvania
Patricia Rycraft
Dan McGuire
Milk tax suit widens in Albany federal court
In Albany a suit to repeal the 50 cent per hundredweight milk production tax advanced in U.S. District Court. Syracuse attorney John Benjamin Carroll represents Marcellus dairy farmer Edward Mulroy against Agriculture Secretary John R. Black as Judge Howard Munson weighs a ruling or instant injunction. U.S. Sen. Alfonso D Amato seeks friend of the court support for Mulroy.
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Albany
T.S. District Court
Syracuse
John Benjamin Carroll
Carroll
Edward Mulroy
Marcellus
Agriculture
John R. Black
Howard Munson
Stephen E. Hart
U.S
Alfonso D'Amato
Munson
Mulroy
D'Amato
Northeast
Midwest
West
Dairy surplus climbs with 1.2 billion pounds of non fat milk
Washington reports surplus dairy stocks rising in 1982 with 1.2 billion pounds of non fat dry milk and 786 million pounds of cheese while butter stocks near October levels. Purchases also rose from 1981, despite donor programs and efforts to cut production. Final 1983 statistics forecast about a 2 percent rise in milk production from 1981’s record.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Department
United States
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Dustin Hoffman
National Society of Film Critics
Hoffman
Jessica Lange
Murray Schisgal
Larry Gelbart
Ben Kingsley
Steven Spielberg
Meryl Streep
Sophie's Choice
Miss Lange
Mickey Rourke
Susan Saint James
Torrington
Litchfield
Dick Ebersole
NBC
Harmony
Sunshine
Laurence Olivier
Sir John Gielgud
Lord Olivier
Vivien Leigh
Olivier
People Magazine
Henry VII
Henry VIII
Annie
West Seneca Turnpike
Meachem Field
Herald- Aousee
Bob Mahoney
Arnold Gold
Donnie Norris
Herald-Journal
Matthew J. Perry
South Carolina
Block
Steve Gunderson
Wisconsin
Black
Dairy Farmers Distributors of America Inc
Carrol
Congressional Record
House of Representatives
National Dairy Board
Dairy Farmera
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