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They like to do everything in a big way. particularly farming Farms inthe Soviet Unionareeither forms must be that few in the United States could complain ollectives aré about 20,000 acres in size and reminded the Americans of small, self-sufficient villages, while state farms, averaging about 30,000 acres, were like large, industrialized burn,” Mark Madison, 22, of Echo, Ore. told Scripps League Newspapers none of the land is privately owned factories, Soviet farms have between 1,000 and 2,000 workers. of was the difficulty spending money. of “We had rubles to There is a real shor tage of consumer goods over there. Though the differences in working conditions, lifestyles and political ple in the Soviet Union werejust like people anywhere The Russians we Most of the common workers preferredthecollectives,” said Vogen met treated us first-class all the way said Madison. 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