—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, February 17,1579
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‘Congress ‘7B
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -
Challenges to the livestock
industry from four areas -
health and nutrition, politics,
consumer product
preferences and the
economic system • were the
subject of Livestock
Marketing Congress ‘7B, and
the written Congress record
is now available.
Free copies of “The
Congress ‘7B Papers,”
containing the remarks
made by 22 speakers and
panelists, are available from
Livestock Merchandising
Institute, 4900 Oak St.,
Kansas City, Mo. 64112.
The Institute conducts the
Congress as the industry’s
annual forum for the
presentation and discussion
of information and ideas
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Congress ‘7B, held here in
June, had as its theme,
“Meeting Society’s
Changing .Expectations.”
The three-day event, which
attracted an international
audience of Americans and
Canadians, produced quotes
like these:
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...Despite great advances
in the science of nutrition,
many scientists are joining
with layman in a religious
belief in the power of foods.
In fact, there are many
features of the present craze
about nutrition that merge
with the health food ‘gospel’
by an industry that sells food
for health. The truth is that
one can define a ‘health food’
as a food that is not required
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Papers 9 now available
for health.” —Dr. Robert E.
Olson, M.D , Ph.D ,
nationally known
nutritionist.
...“The day when a ‘farm
bloc’ can dictate its will to
Congress and to the
government in general is
long gone. That may be an
unpleasant fact, but it is a
fact the agribusiness
community must accept.” •
Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton
(D-Mo.)
...“In the long-term, the
expectation (for the
livestock industry) is for
growth.” —Leon Martel,
executive vice president of
the internationally known
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...“There is nothing wrong
with .playing defense. By
playing good defease, you
can protect a lead or recover
a fumble...a good defensive
strategy, it seems to me, is
the right posture for the
livestock industry.” —Don
Paarlberg, former top USDA
economist under four
secretaries.
Some of the other speakers
remarks are included in the
69-page “Papers” are
Gerald Cassidy, former
general counsel to U.S.
Senate Select Committee on
Nutrition & Human Needs;
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