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No hearings have been set yet on a bill being closely watched by Rappahannock orchardists.
House Resolution 2711 would impose a temporary tariff on imported apple and pear juice concentrates to give the domestic industry time to proceed toward placing permanent limitations.
By the end of July, the bill had 44 co-sponsors including seventh district congressman J. Kenneth Robinson. In late May Robinson issued a statement saying the bill was intended to deal specifically with nations such as Argentina where the fruit industry is government subsidized. Since foreign governments
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