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WASH INGTON — President
Reagan has decided against im
posing quotas on imports of ca
sein, the protein component of
milk used to make imitation
cheese and other dairy substi
tutes.
The U.S. International
Trade Commission advised
Reagan in late January that im
ports of casein do not interfere a
great deal with the U.S. dairy
price support program and no
trade restrictions should be im
posed.
C. Michael Hathaway, deputy
general counsel of the trade
office, said that in view of this
finding, the administration will
take no f urther action on casein
imports.
The issue of casein imports is
a sensitive one for dairy produc
ers, who fear that casein pro
ducts, such as imitation cheese,
coffee whiteners and dessert
toppings, will take larger shares
of dairy product market.
Dairy producers already have
lost a battle to margarine, made
from vegetable oil. Seventy-two
percent of the butter market is
held by margarine.
When lumped with casein
products, dairy substitutes have
30 percent of the potential dairy
market, according to new statis
tics put out by the United Dairy
Industry Association.
Substitutes have 50 percent of
the cream market, 15 percent of
the flavored milk drink market,
5 percent of cheese business and
1.7 percent of the ice cream
market, the association said.
Reagan asked the Interna
tional Trade Commission to in
vestigate after an Agriculture
Department study found that
casein imports had raised the
cost of the dairy price support
program by $300 million.
In response to Reagan’s final
decision, Patrick Healy, secret
ary of the National Milk Produc
ers Federation, said failure to
deal with the price support costs
in light of the administration’s
desires to reduce the cost of the
$2.5 billion dairy program “is
totally irrational.”
Max Berry, general counsel
for a group of companies who
use casein in their products, said
the dairy industry’s contention
that casein imports raised gov
ernment dairy purchases “was a
red herring — a smoke screen
generated by the dairy lobby in
an effort to cover that industry’s
real problems.”
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WASHINGTON — The gov
ernment’s 1,000-page annual
tome of statistics reveals bits and
pieces of life in the United States
in the 1980s: both marriage and
divorce are on the rise and males
are more outnumbered than
Male children born in 1980
are expected to live longer then
males born in 1970 with an in
crease in the life expectancy
from 67.1 years to 69.8 years.
But women are still expected to
ever.
The Census Bureau’s Statis
tical Abstract of the United
States 1981 provides the “most
up-to-date facts available” on
trends in the country. The
annual report is based on some
information not available to the
bureau for the 1980 census and
the latest available to resear
chers in November 1981.
The report shows marriages
were up in 1980, but not as
much as divorces, the ratio of
men to women declined, inter
racial marriages, legal abortions
and the number of unmarried
women giving birth all in
creased.
There were 2,413,000 mar
riages in 1980, up from
2,159,000 in 1970, but there
were 1,182,000 divorces in
1980, compared to 708,000 in
1970.
The report shows mar
riages were up in 1980,
but not as much as di
vorces, the ratio of men
to women declined, in
terracial marriages, leg
al abortions and the
number of unmarried
women giving birth all
increased.
outlive men w'ith a 1980 life ex
pectancy of 77.5 years, com
pared to 74.8 in 1970.
The ratio of males to females
has dropped continuously since
1910.
In that year, there were 106
males for every 100 females. But
that figure dropped to 97.1
males for every i00 females in
1960, 94.8 in 1970 and 94.5 in
1980.
Median family income in
creased from $9,867 in 1970 to
$21,023 in 1980.
But the number of families
below the poverty level also in
creased, from 5.3 million in
1970 to 6.2 million in 1980.
There were 29.3 million people,
13 percent, living below the pov
erty level in 1980, compared to
25.4 million in 1970, or 12.6 per
cent.
Violent crimes increased
from 817,000 in 1970 to
1,309,000 in 1980, resulting in
increases in all areas of law en
forcement.
The number of farms tie-
creased from 2.9 million in 1970
to 2.4 million in 1980, but net
farm income increased from
SI4.2 billion to $19.9 billion in
the same period.
In 1980, there werei]
lion in the South, fok,
58.9 million in the No*
tral states, 49.1 millioi].
Northeast and 43.21
the West. TheWest’sp
increased by 2.2 percenij
the decade, comp
rates of 1.8 percentintluji
0.4 percent in theNortlB
states and less thanO.OiB
in the Northeast.
The most startlingm,
explosion was in •-
Vn< borage, Alaska,kiB
<rease of 259.8 percen
1970 and 1980 to 17,«
St. Louis, Mo.,lostllfl
l ent of its populationdti>
decade.
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lowed by Arizona witli:
lion, up 4.4 percent.
The population grew at a fas
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South had more people. The
Sunbelt continued to drain
population from the Snowbelt.
States whose
c reased were New Yoiii
0.4 percent, and Rhodtii}!'
down less than 0.05 (kB
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VENTURA, Calif. — Two
California condors that lost their
egg in a domestic squabble last
month have produced a second
egg, representing a significant
breakthrough in the attempt to
save the endangered bird.
Biologists said Friday the
second egg was laid about 40
days after the first egg was lost.
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choice, limited only by the capacity of each facility.
There will be no quota or waiting list. Validation will
begin at the Sbisa Office on August 9, 1982, with
personal presentation of paid fee slip.
condor nest, located in a remote
mountainous area northeast of
Ventura.
Noel Snyder, of the U.S. Fish
and Wildlife Service, and John
Ogden, of the National Au
dubon Society and co-leaders of
the Condor Research Center,
said judging from her behavior,
the female laid the
Wednesday.
The egg will take 60 days to
hatch and the incubation period
will be closely monitored by re
searchers.
Only about 30 California con
dors remain in the wild, all in
southern California. There is
only one in captivity, a male bird
named Topa Topa at the Los
Angeles Zoo.
Researchers at the center said
they are concerned about the
safety of the condors'
cent egg since a pairof
who feed on otheranimi
were seen in the area,
The condor couple'slii
laid Feb. 14, was lost 12
ter when it fell overtheedi
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