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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1973
Page
2
The January issue features a five page Reader's Digest advertisement by Japanese firms. It argues Japanese businesses are competitive and sometimes differ with government. It notes US views of a monolithic Japan are inaccurate and stresses trade and people to people tourism as path to peace.
The Boys' Clubs of America highlights voluntary aid as vital to a free society. The El Monte California chapter won a 1972 Honor Award for health services including exams, dental and eye care, education seminars, and meals benefiting over 600 underprivileged boys. Congressman John Duncan praises youth development staff.
The Wall Street Journal warns of fake Alaska pipeline jobs offered for a fee with travel guarantees, while Alaska officials note limited job prospects this year. The Insurance Advocate cites low fatal airline accidents over 15 years, and Churchill and Lincoln quotes, with Cal-Tax News critiquing revenue sharing. A PSCoColorado note mentions lunar nuclear power producing watts. Israel argues media criticism harms credibility while institutions face public doubt.
County Agr Agent urges warm newborn lambs and piglets with heat lamps kept out of reach. Plan forage with alfalfa cropland to meet high prices, harvest hay and silage. Order supplies early as shortages may occur. Be wary of traveling salesmen and deal with reputable local providers.
A devotional piece ties Zechariah and Micah to hope for the future. It recalls a 20th century lecture on Teilhard de Chardin and suggests God will guide history toward better days ahead. The writer contrasts fear with a visionary Christian outlook for humanity.
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