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    Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 31,1983
WASHINGTON D.C. - Sen.
Jesse Helms, Chairman of the
Senate Committee on Agriculture,
Nutrition, and Forestry, outlined
the agenda of agricultural
legislation for the second session of
the 98th Congress.
“The committee will, of course,
continue to monitor the farm
economy and will be attentive to
problems which might arise in
1984. Beyond that, I hope the
committee will lay the groundwork
for considering the future direction
of farm policy,” Helms said.
“While the committee plans no
specific legislative activity in
regard to the 1975 Farm Bill, in
formal activities preparatory to
action in 1985 will be of interest to
the committee. And, without
question, the committee will have
a special interest in efforts to
provide for a more fiscally
responsible operation of all
government p r ograms-including
farm programs-due largely to the
problems imposed on farmers by
the economic dislocations of
massive federal deficits,” Helms
said.
Other matters on the committee
agenda include;
Expiring Authorities
In 1984, authorization for several
child nutrition programs, in
cluding the Special Supplemental
Food Program for Women, In
fants, and Children (WIC) will
expire. In order for these
programs to continue the- com
mittee must specifically
reauthorize them. Some
modification is likely to be con
sidered in that process.
Also, the committee is expected
to reauthorize the Federal In
secticide, Fungicide, and
Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) as well
as several other expiring
authorities which provide for user
fees in such USDA programs as
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Helms outlines ag legislation agenda
cotton and grain inspection and
classing.
Wilderness Bills
Another of the priorities for
consideration early in the session
will be several bills currently
pending before the committee
making wilderness designations in
North Carolina, Wisconsin, New
Hampshire, and Vermont. Several
other bills involving proposed
designations in other States are
expected to come before the
committee as well. The Chairman
hopes to begin hearings soon after
Congress reconvenes Jan. 23 and
move to an early mark-up.
“The wilderness bills have a
high priority,” said Helms. “We
hope to move these bills through
Congress and restore long-term
stability to the management of our
forest resources for multiple use
purposes.”
“Unfair trade practices by other
countries continue to rob U.S.
farmers of export markets,”
Helms said. A number of proposals
to counter this problem were in
troduced last year, and the com
mittee reported S. 822. Helms said
consideration of that bill or a
modified version, S. 2005, the
Agricultural Export Trade Equity
Act of 1983, is possible early in the
session.
“Our farmers continue to suffer
from the export subsidies of the
European Community,” said
Helms. “Other EC proposals
concerning its Common
Agricultural Policy appear to be
blunted right now, but if they come
up again, I can assure the EC that
the Agriculture Committee stands
ready to support countermeasures
to make sure U.S. farmers are
given fair access to world
markets.”
Bills Pending
Helms said other bills currently
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the
considered early in the session.
H.R. 3867 (comparable to S.
2052), a bill to amend the
Perishable Agricultural Com
modities Act, would provide sellers
and suppliers of fresh fruits and
vegetables with assurances of
timely payment. Helms said he
hopes this bill will move quickly
when Congress returns.
Also, extensions of the National
Aquaculture Act of 1980 (S. 1101),
and the Native Latex Com
mercialization and Economic
Development Act (H.R. 2733),
which have been reported by the
committee, may be considered
early in the session.
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Food Stamps
The committee will review the
recommendations of the
President’s Private Sector Survey
on Cost Control regarding all areas
within the Department of
Agriculture. In addition, the
committee will review the findings
and recommendations of the
President’s Task Force on food
Assistance.
The committee will conduct
hearings on S. 1279, the Chairman
Helms’ bill to provide state option
block grants for nutrition
assistance in lieu of the Federal
food stamp program.
Hearings will be held also on the
food stamp program, specifically
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with regard to proposals for
eliminating the fraud, waste, and
abuse in the program. Among the
bills to be considered is the
Chairman’s bill, S. 1727, a bill
introduced by Senator McClure
and others.
Other Issues
Helms said other committee
Senators may bring issues before
the committee. For instance,
Senator Roger Jepsen (R-IA) is
supporting legislation to reform
soil and water conservation laws.
Senator Paula Hawkins (R-FL)
plans to hold hearings early in the
session on S. 1300, the Rural
Electrification and Telephone
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