Review of Sugar Marketing Situation: Hearings Before ..., 94-1, July 14, 15, 17, 18, and 22, 19751975 - Broj stranica: 399 |
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Stranica 142 - Government the following message on behalf of the Governments of the United States, the United Kingdom, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, and China...
Stranica 362 - Assure US consumers of a plentiful and stable supply of sugar at reasonable prices ; and (3) Permit friendly foreign countries to participate equitably in supplying the US sugar market for the double purpose of expanding international trade and assuring a stable and adequate supply of sugar.
Stranica 244 - To regulate commerce among the several States, with the Territories and possessions of the United States, and with foreign countries : to protect the welfare of consumers of sugars and of those engaged in the domestic sugar-producing industry : to promote the export trade of the United States ; to raise revenue : and for other purposes.
Stranica 60 - to protect the welfare of consumers of sugar and those engaged in the domestic sugar-producing Industry." This involved determination of US consumption requirements and administration of quotas to regulate imports of sugar produced in foreign areas. The quota for each domestic area was allotted to individual sellers to achieve orderly marketing.
Stranica 311 - For instance, in a health survey taken a year ago 37 adults and 70 children under 14 years of age were examined. Of the 37 adults only two were found to be medically normal, and only eight were not in need of immediate medical care. A total of 102 pathological diagnoses were made and only 12 medical problems were currently under the care of a physician. Among the children, only 16 out of 70 were completely healthy.
Stranica 75 - Act of 1962 and in conformity with Headnote 2 of Subpart A of Part 10 of Schedule 1 of the TSUS do hereby proclaim...
Stranica 248 - Swaziland is one of the three former British High Commission territories in southern Africa. In 1967, it was granted internal self-government under a new constitution and gained full independence in September 1968. It is a land-locked country, surrounded on three sides by the Republic of South Africa and on its eastern boundary by Mozambique. It is 90 miles by 120 miles at its extremities and contains some 6,700 square miles. Its population is about 500,000, of whom approximately 487,000 are Africans....
Stranica 238 - In compliance with the requirements of the Foreign Agents Registration Act of 1938, as amended, and the rules and regulations...
Stranica 19 - For many years it has been the policy of the US Government — for defense and strategic reasons — to preserve within the United States the ability to produce a substantial portion of our sugar requirements.
Stranica 91 - ... the Woods or Capercailzie of the Old World, the Sage Grouse is an inhabitant of the barren plains where the sage bush (Artemisia) grows, the leaves of which constitute its principal food. Its range is from Assiniboia and British Columbia in the north to New Mexico in the south, and from the Dakotas in the east to California, Oregon, and Washington in the west. It is a resident and breeds wherever found, and only makes a partial migration when the sage bushes become hidden beneath great falls...