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Duration

01:15:12

Description

Recording Date: 1976

File Identifier:MA012-AV-0048_02

Homer Ayres, Tony Dechant, and Bill Walker speak about the California anti-trust lawsuit when ranchers won a $32 million judgment against the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company in 1927. Other topics were price fixing, 'Beef-in,' and a Federal Trade Commission (F.T.C.) investigation suggested by Farmers Union President Johnson. A different man who represents the National Farmers Union speaks about energy policy and food policy, world food shortage, embargo on sales to Russia, grain marketing, and world trade. The last speaker is a man who talks about agricultural policy, Alliance for Food, the embargo by U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, Earl Butz, national food reserve, Food Stamp Program, and a national food policy.

Subject Heading

South Dakota Farmers Union -- Congresses and conventions; Agriculture -- South Dakota -- Societies, etc.; Agriculture, Cooperative -- South Dakota; Ayres, Homer; Dechant, Tony; Walker, Bill; Antitrust laws; Energy policy; Embargo; Food supply; Agricultural laws and legislation

Item Type

Sound Recording - Non-Musical

Physical Format

Open reel audiotapes

Language

en

Digital Publisher

South Dakota State University

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