A3B—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 14,1983
UFA files complaint against cattle shipment group Honoring Arbor Day
The Holstein-Fnesian
Association of America has filed a
complaint in the United States
District Court, Eastern District of
California, against Brent K.
Fisher, Trans-Global Air Tran
sport, Inc., Trans International
Services, Inc., Choon H. Jhoun,
Yoon Sup Lee (also known as
Joseph Y.S. Lee), Overseas Metals
Corporation and Western
Products, Inc., all of California.
In the complaint, the Holstein
Association has charged that those
cited have falsely and fraudulently
misrepresented animals with
counterfeit documents.
The complaint named those who
allegedly shipped 207 dairy
animals in June 1982 to Korea for
purchase by Korean buyers. These
animals were said to be ac
companied by false represen
ORDER No. 4 BASE
MILK PRICE $13.82 FOR APRIL
Alexandria, VA, Middle
Atlantic Order Market Ad
ministrator Joseph D. Shine today
announced an April 1983 base milk
price of $13.82 per hundredweight
and an excess milk price of $12.30.
The weighted average April price
is $13.80 and the butterfat dif
ferential for the month is 16.9
cents. The base milk price was
down 11 cents from the previous
month but is 8 cents higher than
last April.
The advertising withholding
rate, which is deducted from the
base and excess milk prices but not
the weighted average price, was 14
cents a hundredweight. A total of
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REGIONAL SALES MANAGER
Lou Shuba
716-533-2237
PENNSYLVANIA
Barrett Equipment Co.
Smicksburg, Pa.
814-257-8881
Clapper Farm Equip., Inc.
Alexandria, Pa.
814-669-4465
Norman D. Clark & Son Inc.
Honey Grove, Pa.
717-734-3682
Fred Crivellaro
Easton, Pa.
215-258-7584
Tom Dunlap
Jersey Shore, Pa,
717-398-1391
tations, false descriptions and
false designations of origin,
procured, prepared and inserted
on certificate of registry forms,
official pedigree forms and ap
plication for transfer forms, which
those cited had allegedly caused to
be counterfeited from the
authentic forms of the Association.
Additionally, the complaint
asserts that the same parties
sought to ship additional cattle
under similar conditions in Juiy,
1982, but the shipment was halted.
As a result of the alleged fraud
and deceit, the Koreans who
purchased the cattle were said to
be dissatisfied and defrauded, and
the Association suffered an in
tegrity loss to Us official
documents.
Claim Filed
The Association is seeking relief
April base price
$731.2 thousand was deducted for
advertising in April compared to
$716.5 thousand a year ago. The
gross value of April producer milk
was $72.0 million, compared to
$70.0 million last year. The tran
sportation credit, which was ef
fective April 15 through April 30,
totaled $74,579.97.
Mr. Shine said that producer
receipts totaled 522.3 million
pounds during April, an increase of
10.5 million pounds or 2.1 percent
over last April. The average daily
delivery per producer increased 74
pounds or 3.1 percent from April
1982. Class I producer milk totaled
239.4 million pounds and accounted
for 45.83 percent of total producer
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SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER TODAY
Erb & Henry North Penn Sealstor Tam Agri Corp.
New Berlinville, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Dillsburg. Pa.
215-367-2169 717-387-1422 717-432-9738
FtekesSn.t o . Al|MRebert Terr. HSISiIjC.., Inc.
New.ille Pa 17341 . 215-U5-6736
717-776-3129 Umontown Farm Equipment Br~.ici.iii *
Dairymen Rov.nd.l. Supply «SSSS*i SSirUc..
Specialty CO. Watsontown, Pa. DPI AWiBC Pittstown, NJ
New Paris, Pa. 717-538-5521 LJtLAWAKc 201-735-4142
814-839-2790 2
S.G. Lewis & Son, Inc.
West Grove, Pa.
215-869-9440
R.T. Marble
Farm Equip., Inc.
State College, Pa.
814-237-3141
Marshall Machinery, Inc.
Honesdale, Pa.
717-729-7117
Northeast Equipment Co.
Northeast, Pa.
814-725-1888
in the matter by asking for
damages suffered by the
Association and expenses for in
vestigation costs and other ex
penditures to restore goodwill with
the Korean Animal Improvement
Association, agencies of the United
States Government and others.
The Association has also asked
the court to require the parties
named to account and pay over to
the Association all profits derived
by them from the June, 1982 sale of
cattle to the Korean purchasers
and to deliver for destruction all
counterfeits of Association
documents.
And finally, the Association has
asked for an order enjoining the
parties involved from continuing to
counterfeit certificates of registry,
official pedigrees and other
documents of the Association.
milk receipts during the month,
almost exactly the same per
centage as last April.
Base milk accounted for 89.80
percent of total producer milk
receipts in April compared to 89.20
percent a year ago. The average
butterfat test of producer milk was
3.69 percent in April compared to
3.66 percent a year earlier. This is
the first time in over a year that
the butterfat test has been higher
than the previous year.
Middle Atlantic Order pool
handlers reported Class I in-area
milk sales of 205.6 million pounds
during April, an increase of 6.3
million pounds or 3.2 percent over
a year earlier.
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Sollenberger Silos Corp.
Chambersburg, Pa.
717-264-9588
Stanley’s Farm Service
Klingerstown, Pa.
717-648-2088
Stoufferßros., Inc.
Chambersburg, Pa.
717-263-8424
Swope & Bashore, Inc.
Myerstown. Pa.
717-933-4138
The Lower Dauphin FFA Chapter celebrated Arbor Day by
planting a Red Crabappie tree outside the office of Senior
High principal, Barney Osevala. Shown from left Tim Bennett.
Student Advisor; Cindy Baker, 1983-84 President; and Jim
Landvater, Chapter Reporter, planting the tree.
The chapter also planted over 400 seedlings in a nursery in
observance of Arbor Day. These seedlings will be
transplanted on the school grounds at a future date.
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301-733-0515
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301-452-8521
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Hagerstown, Md.
301-790-3698
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