Landon urges railroads as key to energy future
Elder statesman Alf M. Landon calls railroads a national asset in addressing fuel shortages and growing demand. He urges consolidation of overlapping federal agencies to let managers and unions operate efficiently and warns against nationalization, favoring regulatory reform over government take over.
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An Eight-Cent Stamp For Freedom The Case For Writing Congress
A column urges citizens to mail opinions to Congress citing that mail is vital to democracy. It advises clear, focused letters with bill numbers, early submission, and noting personal impact. It notes staff handles replies and emphasizes every viewpoint is needed to guide legislation.
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Good Life College Enrollment Drops After Ten Years
The fall enrollment at Good Life College will fall for the first time in a decade. The piece argues blue collar trades remain vital and that college is not the sole path to happiness and security, urging awareness of varied career options for graduates.
Cooling Tower Aims to Vent Air and Cut Water Use
Public Service Company of Colorado reports GE has designed a hollow ring cooling tower about 60 feet tall and 600 feet in diameter to vent exhaust into the upper atmosphere. It would ventilate urban air and allow locating plants away from large water bodies while lowering cooling water needs and initial costs comparable to present designs.
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Notice to County Growers on Soybean Pest and Seeds
Max Smith, County Agr. Agent, urges soybean growers to treat light green cloverworm damage with Sevin Malathion or Methoxychlor if 25 to 30 percent of leaves are eaten. Spraying already underway in neighboring counties. Also advises securing winter barley and wheat seed, using certified seed when possible, and tests for noncertified grain. Seed testing lab in Harrisburg charges $1.50 per sample. Estate planning guidance and emphasis on written lease agreements.
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Wrong Company The Gospel’s Reach Beyond Church Walls
A reflection on Jesus dining with tax collectors and sinners. The essay argues ministry should reach beyond church walls, embracing those judged as “the wrong company” to offer redemption, not judgement, following Christ’s example. It cites Mark 2 16 17 and compares Old and New Testament emphases on mercy.
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