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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1972
Page
2
Mr. Stanford Smith, president and GM of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, argues the First Amendment roots of press freedom lie in protecting all liberties, not just publishers. He emphasizes that the press serves the people, not an exclusive prerogative of news outlets, and urges continual reinforcement of this principle.
Public Service Company of Colorado cites a 1941 start with 120000 young trees in western Washington. Now over 33000 tree farmers work forests on more than 72000000 acres. The South holds 45000000 acres and aims to double wood volume by 2000 through private ownerships, tax incentives, and more federal and state aid for planting, stand improvement, and fire control.
Former health and education secretary John W Gardner asks readers what one word they'd tell a young person in 2000. He found Live Love Learn as top trio and later added Think Give Laugh Try to form his Seven Words to Live By.
The Tax Foundation says average household taxes will hit $4,530 in 1972, up $200 from 1971, driven by higher social security and state local taxes. Total taxes reach $295 billion, while spending is projected to climb to $405 billion, with 71 percent of the federal budget deemed uncontrollable.
PO Box 266 Lititz Pa 17543 and office addresses in Lititz and Lancaster list a subscription price of 2 dollars per year for Lancaster County and 3 dollars elsewhere with contact numbers for both Lititz and Lancaster offices.
Penn State Extension urges careful pesticide use with legal and safe options and to avoid residues from aldrin and dieldrin. Readers should read labels, keep spray records, and ventilate barns with open windows or fans to protect livestock from heat and humidity.
A pastor notes that violence failed to stop the church and God opened the way for the gospel to reach Samaria. Philip’s ministry and signs convinced Samaritans to believe, prompting Peter and John to travel down to confirm and support the baptisms amid Jewish Samaritan tensions.
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