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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1973
Page
2
A Time magazine feature notes Americans are preoccupied with eating choices while a plentiful, affordable U S food supply remains safe. The piece argues for simple guidance on balanced diets, individual responsibility, and cautious regulation to improve eating habits without hindering food industry innovation.
Antrcan Farm Bureau Federation president stresses top priority for enacting a new farm labor law in the 93rd Congress. He defends collective bargaining rights while condemning force and coercion, supports a farm labor board and secret ballots, and notes three states already limit secondary boycotts as a national drive continues.
An indignant citizen mailed 75 letters from Philadelphia to Washington and delivered a second set by pony express using six horses and eight riders. The piece notes the horse’s comeback and warns the Postal Service must untangle its mess. It offers quotes from Mr Jenkin Lloyd Jones and Aristotle on law and poverty.
Farmers in southeastern Pennsylvania are urged to seed spring oats in March for higher yields than April plantings. Varieties Clintford Clintland and Jaycee suit warmer regions. Gardeners should prune roses to 12 to 18 inches later in spring and mulch heeded. A March 14 Farm and Home Foundation meeting at the Farm and Home Center will discuss land assessment amendments tied to May primary ballots.
A devotional urging readers to view creation through God’s perspective, not human shortsightedness. It recalls Genesis creation as cosmos not chaos, emphasizes stewardship, and quotes the verdict that creation is very good. It cites Teilhard de Chardin and notes human responsibility as temporary stewards.
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