Life 2000 outlook for US animal agriculture
Dr. R M Kottman of Ohio State University outlines long range projections for American meat demand through 2000. He forecasts beef and veal rising to 140 pounds per person annually and pork to 75 pounds, with lamb and mutton steady or slightly lower, driven by rising incomes, marketing, and pork quality improvements. Farmers must boost beef and pork output by about 70 percent while maintaining current lamb and mutton levels.
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R.M. Kottman
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Ohio State University
U.S
Kottman
Distaff Side Reflections on Lost Youth and Old Sayings
An elderly voice recalls the old greeting for a hopeful new year and muses on modern preoccupations. He recalls a pudding called Gape and Swallow and a silhouette in foil with Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight. He relates a friend’s missing son since 1971 and a 16 year old girl who vanished in March, noting many lost youths today. A Kansas School of Religion annual report cites seven topics and quotes Even God rested on the seventh.
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Mary
Kansas School of Religion
University of Kansas
White House
Bureau of Indians Affairs
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Clif
Garden City Telegram notices and subscription rates
Garden City Telegram details publication days and holidays, staff roles, and postal and subscription pricing. Addresses, rates for carrier and mail delivery, student and servicemember discounts, and AP membership rights are listed for local readers in Garden City Kansas.
Writing to Representative Sebelius in Washington
Contact details list Rep Keith B Sebelius at 1117 Longworth House Office Building Washington DC 20515 for correspondence from constituents. Include full name, return address, and a clear message or question.
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Keith B. Sebelius
Longworth House
Washington, D.C
FBI Probes Agencys Agnes Scandals and Carlucci Critique
FBI agents examine alleged mismanagement in Hurricane Agnes relief led by White House aide Frank Carlucci. Highlights claim $2 million wasted on unneeded mobile homes, misused emergency funds, and devalued flood aid projects. The piece also reflects on Patman’s opposition to deadline changes and DT history milestones under Lyndon Johnson including medicare civil rights acts and vast legislative output.
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Washington
Frank Carlucci
White House
U.S
Carlucci
Wilkes-Barre
FBI
Truman
America
Lyndon Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
LBJ
Texas
Stock Market Reaches Record Highs in 1972 Year
The New York Stock Exchange clears four billion shares as the Dow tops 1000 for the first time and finishes the year near 1036.27. Vietnam peace talks and Nixon’s reelection boost confidence while earnings show profits despite price controls. Analysts foresee a bullish 1973 with Dow near 1200 by midyear.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Vietnam
Dow
Smithsonian
Larry Wachtel
Bache & Co
Charles M. Lewis
Winkler, Cantor, Pomboy
Nixon
Wall Street
Wachtel
Monte Gordon
Dreyfus Corp
Allis Chalmers
Lewis
Robert Johnson
Payne Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Bible Thought on What We Seek Shapes What We Find
A reflection on Luke 7 24 noting that messengers of John departed and Jesus spoke to the people about expectations and discernment when turning to the Bible for inspiration or comfort. The piece asserts that what people look for determines what they find.
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John
Washington
Edmund Muskie
New Hampshire
Manchester
William Loeb
Maurice Stans
Mexico City
Sen
George McGovern
George
Eagleton
Jack Anderson
John Lavelle
State Department
Secretary of State
William
Bite Your Tongue 1972 wit by Art Buchwald
A collection of 1972 quips and misquoted prompts toward political figures from Muskie to Nixon. The piece recalls a chorus of advisers, aides, editors, and bodyguards offering pointed commentary and risky encouragement across campaigns and national affairs.
Fuzzy Forecast for 1973 Promises Ups and Downs
HAL BOYLE looks ahead to 1973 with a mix of good and bad news. Jobs rise while prices climb, inflation becomes a norm, pennies may disappear, a quack claims cancer cure but dies from the disease, and Congress may be swayed by a protest against pay raises. International notes include Wales and Scotland negotiations, Paris rejecting American language teaching, and Africa seeing magi riots. A Kissinger gag and a ping pong boast mix with a San Francisco wedding vow backward and a year that will be recalled as more fun in hindsight.
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New York
United States
Congress
House
Senate
London
Wales
Scotland
Paris
French Academy
France
Africa
Henry Kissinger
Moscow
Red China
Peking
Mao
San Francisco
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Garden City Telegram
Telegram Publishing Company
Garden City
Kansas
Fred Brooks
John Frazier
LeRoy Allman
Associated Press
Associated Press Ia
James B. Pearson
Washington D.C
Robert Dole
Tex
House Banking
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Nixon Administration
Patman
Harry Teuman
Stock Mart
American Stock Exchange
Bible Thought
Art Buchwald
Thieu
John Mitchell
CLA
Democratic
California
New York City
Life Magazine
Ford Irving
Cosmopolitan
Helen Gurley Brown
Burt Reynolds
Boris Spagsky
Bobby Fischer
Sammy Davis Jr
Eugene Sheffer
Fate
Peter
Cain's Ns
Salice
Network
Jewel
Hieh
Jane Or al
Satuday
Prae
Cryptoquips
King Peatures Syndicate
Tne
Hal Boyle
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