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Article: Lucas uncertain of farm-bill's prospects: Constituents also ask about Iraq and Iran during a Pawnee town hall meeting.
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- Tulsa World (Tulsa, OK)
- Article date:
- April 4, 2007
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Byline: Randy Krehbiel
Apr. 4--Constituents also ask about Iraq and Iran during a Pawnee town hall meeting.
PAWNEE -- Third District Congressman Frank Lucas sounded less than optimistic Tuesday about prospects for a farm bill this year, suggesting that an extension of the current agriculture program might be the best that can be hoped for. "If we don't have enough money for a good farm bill to address the whole package, I'm going to advocate . . . that we report back to the leadership that we can't pass a bill and ask to extend the current bill," Lucas said during a town hall meeting in Pawnee's City Hall. The current farm bill, passed in 2002, ...
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