Pork producers seek congressional
help as a
DES MOINES, lowa. -
Pork producers and their
industry associates are fed
up with the constant
Old Guard
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result of federal harassment
harassment of regulatory
actions pouring forth from
Washington, according to
the interest being exhibited
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in their ARRWAD mem- membership and market
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program that is associated being featured around the
with a petition effort to gain theme “Are Reasonable
attention of congressmen. Regulations Worth A
This program is being Dime?” With their dime per
directed and conducted by head voluntary funding
pork leaders in the 35 program keyed to market
• member states of the cooperation and mem-
National Pork Producers herslup support, the pork
Council. producers’ drive this year
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cooperation carrying
petitions containing a
statement requesting that
congressmen emphasize and
put forth greater effort to
reduce the flood of negative
regulatory actions that
various segments of
government agencies have
enacted in recent months
that are deterrents to
stability and normal growth
patterns of the nation’s pork
industry.
These regulations have
created a concern and
awareness among pork
producers that has deterred
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4. Nick Sattazahn,
Womelsdorf.
Best Udder
Open
1. Reu-Hel Farms, 2.
Linden Loch Holsteins.
Best Udder
4-H
1. Steve Shaw, 2. Karen
Sattazahn.
Senior
Get-of-Sire
1. Wendy Shaw, 2. Keith
Buch, 3. Karen Sattazahn, 4.
Reu-Hel Farms,
Best 3 Females
1. Reu-Hel Farms, 2.
Wendy Shaw, 3. Keith Buch,
4. Hubert Miller, 5. Penny
Bicksler, 6. ZahncroftFarm.
Dairy Herd
1. Wendy Shaw, 2. Hubert
Miller, 3. Reu-Hel Farms, 4.
Debra Stump, 5. Karen
Sattazahn.
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their making normal
production increases. Their
desire to express this con
cern by joining their local
pork organizations and also
signing the petitions has
been greater than ever
expected. These petitions
will he' presented to
congressmen «in meetings
now being scheduled in the
congressional districts. In
some cases these meetings
are beng planned to handle
up to 400 producers at which
time they will express their
concerns to their
congressmen.
Produce of Dam
1. Hubert Miller, 2. Debra
Stump, 3. Keith Buch, 4.
Debra Stump, 5. Jeffrey
Miller, 6. Karen Sattazahn.
Dam & Daughter
Open
1. Linden Loch Holsteins,
2. Karen Sattazahn, 3. Daryl
Hamish, 4. Wendy Shaw, 5.
Carl Miller, 6. Jeffrey
Miller.
Dam and Daughter
4-H
1. Kevin Sattazahn, 2.
Daryl Hamish, 3. Wendy
Shaw, 4. Jeffrey Miller, 5.
Cathleen Ohlinger.
Grand Champion
Open & 4-H
Wendy Shaw
Reserve Grand
Champion-Open
Reu-Hel Farms Inc. "
Reserve Grand
Champion-4-H
Steve Shaw
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