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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1972
Page
2
A reflective piece from 1972 thanks the written word for preserving Christmas teaching and shared human values. It honors Clement C. Moore and Dickens as voices of Christmas and urges gratitude for literature that carries peace and goodwill across the world.
The United States stands as the world’s breadbasket as Soviet food supplies falter with a projected grain shortfall. US agriculture is praised as the pinnacle of capitalism, driven by private initiative and scientific advances, while Soviet farm crisis deepens.
Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. presents a table showing 1954 receipts at 62.8 billion and outlays at 65.9 billion with a 31 billion deficit and 6.4 billion interest. He projects 1973 receipts at 152.6 billion, spending at 190.4 billion, a 37.8 billion deficit and 22.7 billion interest. He calls for officials to resist bigger spending amid tax and inflation pressures.
Portland court proposes a three way penalty for offenders including Antabuse dosing. A federal Alcohol Action Program has enrolled about 100 subjects with only one repeat violator noted, signaling possible deterrent effects.
Max Smith, County Agr. Agent, urges observation of hogs for cholera, cooking garbage for hogs, salt and minerals access, and avoiding soil or fence chewing. Warns of danger from overloaded electrical circuits during holidays and winter barn use, advising veterinarian checks and consulting electricians.
A December 17 1972 devotional explains that true rewards come later and that God does not guarantee immunity from hardship. It cites Jeremiah as an example of faithful servants who endured suffering for delivering warnings.
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