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Farmers are very concerned it's going to cut into their yields, ABC News' Terry Swails said.
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Farmers are very concerned it's going to cut into their yields, ABC News' Terry Swails said.
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In the Quad Cities area straddling Iowa and Illinois, the heat and humidity were stressing the crops, especially corn, ABC News' Terry Swails reported.
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Swails is a founder of the bipartisan Small Business Caucus and is a leader in bipartisan efforts to eliminate state barriers to local government efficiency initiatives.
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Plus, as Swails might appreciate, hungry and thirsty customers get back to Mount Pleasant faster and without having to drip sweat and drop muffin crumbs all over a nice school bus.
The Political Briefing < 2010
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"I told her, if they tell you to get out of town, don't wait until the last minute," Swails said.
Island Packet: Home 2010
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The town needs to research the issue first, and it would need to erect signs to let people know about the change, Swails said.
Stories: Local News < 2010
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Swails, 58, is in a tough reelection campaign in a historically Republican district.
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Plus, as Swails might appreciate, hungry and thirsty customers get back to Mount Pleasant faster and without having to drip sweat and drop muffin crumbs all over a nice school bus.
The Political Briefing < 2010
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Plus, as Swails might appreciate, hungry and thirsty customers get back to Mount Pleasant faster and without having to drip sweat and drop muffin crumbs all over a nice school bus.
The Political Briefing < 2010
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