C26—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 14,1980
Lt, Governor sees hope for farm exports
HARRISBURG - Lt. Gov.
William W. Scranton 3d said
Firday he’s optimistic that
his recent trade mission to
the Far East will soon open
up new overseas markets for
Pennsylvania products.
Scranton, who is chairman
of the Governor’s Small
Business Council and
Energy Council, led a nine
member delegation to the
fourth-annual United States-
Repubhc of China Business
Conference May 26-30 in
Taipei.
The lieutenant governor
said the Republic of China
told Pennsylvania Farmers
Association representatives,
who accompanied him on the
trip, that they were
specifically interested m the
possibility of importing
eggs, peaches, grape
products, dairy products and
dairy processing equipment.
“We have opened the lines
of communication between
Pennsylvania and Taiwan,”
Scranton said. “The PFA
and our state Department of
Agriculture have agreed to
begin exchanging detailed
information on pricing and
product structure. ’ ’
“I talked to Chinese
government and business
nffinals about a program of
trade development with
their country which would
include greater exposure of
Pennsylvania products to
Taiwan markets,” said
Scranton. “I will be
discussing this with ad
ministration and business
officials- here in Penn
sylvania, and I’m hopeful
that the Commonwealth can
soon enter into agreements
for developing trade with
Taiwan.”
In addition to attending the
conference, the lieutenant
governor met personally
with President Chiang
Chmg-kuo of the Republic of
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Scranton said his biggest
disappointment is that
Pennsylvania coal sales to
Taiwan in the near future
appear doubtful.
“Our coal is among the
highest quality in the
world,” he said. “However,
our underdeveloped and
antiquated coal-haul tran
sportation system and port
loading facilities are decided
disadvantages in selling our
coal.”
The lieutenant governor
said the Carter ad
ministration must fulfill its
promise to revitalize our
railroads.
“On several occasions
President Carter and Vice
President Mondale have
committed themselves to
improving Pennsylvania’s
coal industry,” he said. “A
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major part of that job in
volves rebuilding the rail
transportation system.
“Our inability to quickly
move coal from our mines
through our ports and into
foreign market has almost
removed Pennsylvania from
competition with other coal
producing states and
nations. We stand to lose the
substantial economic
benefits of today’s coal boom
if the rail system m the
Commonwealth is not im
mediately upgraded.”
Scranton postponed the
second leg of his trade
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