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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1972
Page
2
A Fortune piece argues stress, especially occupational pressure on vigorous middle aged businessmen, is a major coronary risk. It cites Friedman and Rosenman on behavior patterns, notes limited impact of risk factors, and asks if concern over stress will rise alongside jogs and healthy oils.
The American Farm Bureau Federation with about two million member families presents to Democratic and Republican platform committees a call to work toward a market oriented agriculture and end compensatory payments. It argues farmers should earn high per family real income through market prices while opposing inflation driven by government spending and subsidies.
Secretary Earl L. Butz argues that a free market boosted by rising affluence and welfare support has spurred beef output from 88 billion pounds in 1951 to 219 billion in 1971. He says higher consumer demand raises prices, which then signals producers to expand, with no subsidies or controls.
Grassroots Opinions notes that U S banks are reportedly considering loans to the Soviet Union at about six percent interest. The piece contrasts this with higher rates paid by Americans and questions Russia's security risk given its UN debt. It cites other editorials on debt limits and crime deterrence.
An August 27 devotion reflects on Ploetzensee prison in West Berlin as a stark memorial to Nazi victims. Ulrich-Wilhelm von Schwerin von Schwanenfeld, linked to the July 1944 plot, is praised for bearing witness to Christ even in death. His will funds a forest burial site and a cross inscription honoring Christians and Jews murdered there.
County agr agent Max Smith urges farmers to ensile corn at the dent stage for maximum feed value as harvest nears. Warns on corn aphids causing blackened tassels, recommends malathion if pollination not finished. Notes northern corn rootworm danger and advises insecticide use next spring. Suggests extending pasture with winter grains and improved fall fertilizer for late growth.
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