Conferees Delay Work on Farm Bill
Washington economists and lawyers study the Senate emergency farm bill as conferees delay reworking it until after Easter recess. If signed, Carter's $5.5 billion agriculture budget could exceed $10 billion, with higher price supports and cash to idle acres. The measure may push food prices above 10 percent annually.
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Scott Seeks Quarterly Report on Illegal Aliens Jobs
Sen. William L. Scott introduces a bill for a quarterly count of illegal aliens holding jobs in the United States. It would fine employers who hire or refer illegal aliens and bar illegals from federal aid while requiring AG approval before exceeding yearly per-country immigration limits.
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