Trade Hike Increases Job Count
The Commerce Department reported that in 1973 the United States posted a $1.7 billion trade surplus, the first in three years, with exports at $70.8 billion and imports at $69 billion. The government estimates each $1 billion in export trade creates 72,000 jobs, implying about 1.5 million new positions last year.
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Washington
U.S
Commerce Dapairtment
Meonday
United States
Commerce Department
Sidney L. Jones
Jones
Bu Jones
Death of Moses and his final blessing
The Book of Deuteronomy recounts Israel's 40 years in the wilderness and Moses' reminders of God's laws. Joshua is named Moses' successor as Israel reaches the Jordan. Moses dies in Moab and is buried there, with no one knowing his tomb location.
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Israel
Moses
Joshua
Jordan River
Promised Land
Plains of
Moab
Pisgah Peak
Mount Nebo
Jericho
Gilead
Dan
Zin
Bethpeor
Father Brueggsman
Chureh
Stalin
Theologian Sees Exorcism Attention Growing
The Rev Edward Brueggeman a Xavier University theologian notes a frenzied attention to exorcism driven by The Exorcist film and occult fascination. He says many cases cited are psychological and urges caution with church authorities amid rising inquiries from frightened laity and parishioners.
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George W. Cornell
New York
Christ
Edward B. Brueggeman
Xavier University
Cincinnati
Ace Connor
St. Jude's Par
Denver
Sublette Men Pray Before Work at Christian Church
Sublette community prayer breakfast for men at Sublette Christian Church Monday morning. Breakfast served 6 30 to 7 00 followed by a five minute devotional. Chefs listed as John Phoenix George Melver Allen Zimmerman and Larry Phoenix. Scientists estimate 1000 earthquakes cause damage yearly with 100000 felt.
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Sublette
Oak Boys
Sublette Christian Church
Chefis
John Phoenix
George Melver
Allen Zimmerman
Larry Phoenix
Fuel Wheat Link Concern Voiced in Kansas
Salina AP report cites Harold E. Wills warning that the 1974 wheat harvest looms as the main fuel worry. He stresses prompt wheat cutting and steady delivery to markets to avert bread price fears and a worsening fuel crisis. Wills urges cooperatives and local suppliers to forecast needs and maintain cooperation to minimize hardship during harvest.
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Salina
Kan
Kansas
Harold E. Wills
Kansas Farm Cooperatives
Wills
Agri tips on puppy vaccination and pig finishing sites
The article advises vaccination planning with a vet to protect puppies from distemper and hepatitis, stressing maternal immunity levels. It also outlines pig finishing site selection factors including odor, diet, space, layout, access, manure management, and topography to minimize costs and pollution.
Hog operation basics for weather and water needs
Natural weather protection and sloping land influence dirt lot success. A reliable water supply is essential with at least 4% gpm per automatic waterer and one water for up to four hogs. Plan extra capacity for summer sprinkling. Two pumps and pressure systems are desirable, with standby power and diverse energy sources.
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Choice
Reign of Pepi I and Salisbury Clock Fact Mix
Pepi I, a Sixth Dynasty pharaoh, began ruling at age six and reigned ninety one years. The oldest surviving working clock, built in 1386, sits at Salisbury Cathedral in Eligramd. The text also notes the pygmy moss as the smallest moss species.
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Pepi I
Salisbury Cathedral
Eligramd
Local Route Contacts List With Phone Numbers
A fragmented directory of route names and resident contacts including Tom Parker Cindy Bender Daidre Gonzales James Frazier Ebby Cruz Joe Herrer Roger Bowlby Ron Leonard James Gerber Jody Bennett Steve Alpers Mike Franco Tony Wesley David Sader Gary Perez Geier's Tr. Andy Husband and Julia Skitch Lopez with multiple phone numbers and addresses.
Dealership Openings For Grain Bins and Steel Buildings
Classified notice offering dealership rights for grain bins augers steel buildings hopper tanks and drying equipment. Construction ability required. Contact Ed Kocher at 9804 Overbrook Rd Leawood Kansas 66206 or call 913 642 3859.
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Ed Kocher
Overbrook
Leawood
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