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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -
National spokesmen
representing a wide variety
of viewpoints will discuss
Livestock Marketing
Congress ‘79’s theme
question: are there workable
alternatives, for the industry
and consumer, to simply
“riding the cycle”?
The final session of the
June 13 to 15 Congress, to be
held at Denver’s Marriott
Hotel, bring together these
individual’s: Kathleen
O’Reilly, executive director,
Consumer Federation of
America (CFA); William
Rusher, publisher of the
conservative magazine,
“National Review;” Bar
bara Keating, director of the
Consumer Alert Council;
Loren Carlson, president of
the National Cattlemen’s
Association; Gar Alperovitz,
co-director of the National
Center for Economic
Alternatives, described by a
national magazine as a
“liberal think tank sup
ported by 35 foundations;”
and Dale Tinstman, vice
chairman of the board of
lowa Beef Processors, the
nation’s largest meat
packers.
Congress General
Chairman Robert D. Walker
said the 2%-hour session on
Friday morning, June
will be moderated by Bill
Monroe, moderator of NBC
TV’s “Meet The Press.”
He will lead the par
ticipants, Walker said, in a
“free-wheeling exchange of
facts and views on this issue
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everyone interested in the
livestock industry; are there
ways to smooth out the
livestock cycle so that
producers and, consumers
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extremes”?
“This outstanding speaker
line-up represents the liberal
and conservative viewpoint
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“Kathleen O’Reilly leads a
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three books and numerous
magazine articles.
Representing two sectors
of the livestock industry’s
viewpoint will be the NCA’s
Carlson and IBP’s Tinst
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Earlier session will
discuss various alternatives
to “riding the cycle,” in
cluding more government
involvement; an industry
managed cycle, and better
management by individual
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Elizabethtown, told that he
too expects a good crop.
“They’r blossoming
good,” he related. “And
they’re in full bloom now.
They’ll be a little late due to
the cold Spring, but there
haven’t been any problems.
We expect the crop around
the first to fifth of June.”
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