invade Pa. dairy farm bounty farmer dent that he was room capital of amber note, the d that ths U.S stry is being i imports id he is aware of oblem and ex etary Block is mg on the n f>) y U.S. farmers 5 in the world splied that while t trying to run he ‘feds’ are a stimulate and market. ic few countries tie to feed more r than anybody but we have a i sold to help out sagan lutions to the ition, a producer t what can dairy rmnent leaders icr to solve the :ed the fact the oduced by the h is now spen lon dollars this t. The chief y noted two ock’s proposed lan. mg legislation the Secretary of his discretion to ’ he explained. okmg at import e noted. plained that the present support e government is ze the problem, system that has that people have to and then pull ice. s') hing is going to niary first. But, it the Secretary to have the of this rigid ' legislation.” lent did not tell ling new, many »ed and sup- er told Reagan, in office in 1976, be in the fix I’m . with applause s and welcome udent ge A2l) m Governor Thornburgh was among many state and national p .. shed reflected the no-nonsense attitude men Lancaster Fanainf, Saturday, May 22,1982—*21 them, Reagan and Block settle back on straw bales as they listen to the questions and comments from farmers. f I •$- ■ by the several dozen secret service v V