Reassuring Outlook on U.S. Energy to 1985 Pamphlet
The Chase Manhattan Bank pamphlet Outlook for Energy in the United States to 1985 argues energy demand can be met by coal oil natural gas nuclear and other sources. It cites Federal Power Commission forecasts for winter reserves showing risk low in Southeast and West with substantial excess supply.
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Chase Manhattan Bank
United States
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Southeast
West
U.S
Higher beef prices driven by market forces and demand
The article explains beef price increases result from supply and demand, grain demand, weather delays, and inflation. It notes prices rise when supplies fall, encouraging larger herds, with production cycles about 20 to 24 months. US beef output has grown 25 times in 20 years and may need doubling by century's end.
Grassroots Opinion and Data From Across the Nation
The clipping compiles opinions and notes on taxation time costs, safety belt usage, fly ash use in tires for icy roads, and public thoughts from various U.S. locales. It cites Milton Friedman on tax time waste, the National Safety Council on belt usage and lives saved, coal research on fly ash in tread rubber, and regional quotes on business education and deceptive packaging.
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The
National Safety Council
Kansas Power and Light Company
Bureau of Mines’ Coal Research Center
Now Is the Time to Plant Corn and Forage Crops
Corn planting is underway with reminders to plant at proper rates and allow for mortality. Silage corn can be denser. insecticide at planting helps control cutworms and borers. Harvest timing for forages, rye, grasses, and legumes is outlined with emphasis on high quality hay and silage. Safe storage for seeds, chemicals, and fertilizers is stressed to prevent risks to children and animals.
The Last Beatitude Sermon Reflection for April 29 1973
Devotional notes on the final beatitude spoken by Jesus in John 20 29. It highlights Thomas doubting and future faith without visible proof arguing belief without seeing is blessed. The lesson emphasizes leap of faith and the enduring need for faith beyond proof.
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Jesus
John
Thomas
Lord
God
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Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Community Press Service
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