Farm Show Holsteins
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4 and Undvr 5
1 MTt CI Shaafler; 2 Jefferson D Voder,
•Kennety Mowry, Roam* Sprint 3 Ida J& L R lElverson,3 John 1 Annabel* Foster
Leroy Plante . . Vouth4t»s
Youth 5 or Over Dry
1 David Xing. R 2, Delta.
2 and U«tor 3 Cow 1. J Mowary Fray Jr.. Willow Strath 2. Ltroy t
1 Beshore Farms. Naw Cumberland, 2. Cynthia Joyce Bupp, H 2. Seven Valleys; 3. Ida Jt L Lera*
A. Knight. R 2. Airville, 3. Thomas S Shayne Oum PUnce. 0y
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1. John Paul Wensal, Rl. Patarsburg; 2. David J. Durhoraw. Gattysburc 3. Danoa E Sfumo R 3
Kulp. Rl. Manheun; 3. Rhonda L. Fahmey. Bernvtlla p '
WayiMsboro.
Champion Udder
3 and Under 4 Leroy* Joycaßupp
1 John F Stamy 111. Metehaniesburg; 2. John * Sr. Champion
John E, Marchezak, Rl, Bentleyville: 3. John A. M.T. * C.L. Shoatler.
Foster 111 youth Sr. Champion
Vouth3fa>4 John A Foster 111.
I John A. Foster III; 2. Duane M. Stoltzfus. RX, Sr. Res. Champion
Morgantown: 3. Donna M Stump, R 3, Bernville John F Stamy 111.
Steve Long sets this year’s junior champion. Woodbine
High Gold. Owned by the George Knight Family of Airville,
York County, the junior champion is sired by Sky High.
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Youth Has. Sr. Champion
Duane N Stoltztus
MT »CL.Shatter
Res. Grand Champion
JohnF Stamylll
HARRISBURG Pennsylvania
Farmers Union has retained
counsel to plan litigation against
USDA’s Secretary John Block to
stop collection of the 50 cents per
hundredweight tax Against dairy
farmers’ milk sales, according to
Carl Kaufman, PFU’s executive
director. He said the law firm of
Solter and Chopivsky, Washington,
D.C., will handle any action
Farmers Union may bring.
Kaufman said actual filing of the
suit will wait further developments
in the cases now pending against
USDA. He said that South Carolina
Federal Judge Matthew Perry’s
decision Monday granting a
preliminary injunction against
USDA is good news for Penn-
Chapman
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Grand Champion
Farmers
Chambersburg
1-2674 717/263-4197
York
Youth Grand Champion
John A Foster 111
Youth Res. Grand Champion
Duane N Stoltztus
Frontier Breeder
Thomas ( Shayne Dum 111
Union plans “milk tax” lawsuit
sylvania dairy farmers. However,
Kaufman said this brings only
temporary relief, since it is un
derstood that USDA plans an
immediate appeal.
Judge Perry’s decision was
based on procedural errors in
USDA’s regulations for collecting
the 50 cent levy. USDA will start
over, reissue the regulations, give
the necessary opportunity for
public comment, etc. and expect to
start collecting the tax within a few
months, if the Department loses
the appeal from Judge Perry’s
decision.
Kaufman said that since the
procedural defects can be
corrected, further legal action will
probably be necessary soon in
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 15,1983-Al9
Premier Exhibitor
Ida J A L Leroy Fiance
Exhibitor Herd
Ida J & L Leroy Plance 2 Jefferson D Yoder
3 Thomas Dum 111
order to prevent USDA from being
in position in a few months to start
collecting the levy. He said many
experts who’ve looked at the law
feel it is unconstitutional and
vulnerable to attack on that basis.
A number of suits are pending
against USDA in other states to
stop the levy. These suits are
founded on several kinds of
complaints.
Kaufman said that while PFU
does not relish the idea of incurring
the substantial cost of litigation, he
and the officers feel an obligation
to do everything possible to help
Pennsylvania dairy farmers fight
off this confiscatory action.