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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1977
Page
2
Editorial by Dieter Krieg argues against no profit food policy and mocks White House aides. He links no profit to communism and lampoons proposals about paid toilets in the field and new diet studies.
Lancaster County figure Aaron Glick critiques government red tape in a clash over orderly programs and restrictiveness. The piece notes evidence of excessive bureaucratic hurdles and mentions unfriendly tactics by federal authorities, with multiple Juggers including Glick voicing complaints.
Dennis Dorney of New Tripoli, Pa urges readers to resist a 7 mile long Trexler Dam proposed by the Army Corps of Engineers. He warns it would uproot 125 farm families and remove 4,500 acres of farmland while restricting chemical use across a 52 square mile watershed. He cites opposition from land speculators and calls for support to elected officials.
The lesson surveys four sins James highlights within the church including covetousness friendship with the world and pride. It contrasts worldly behavior with humility and warns that knowing right but not doing it is sin. The text blends scripture with pastoral guidance on conduct and safety.
May 21 to 26 brings a busy schedule of farm activities across Lancaster. Field day at Clyde Brubaker’s farm. 4-H hoagie sale. Children’s Horse Show by Our Gang Riding Club near Hellam at 10 am. Conrad Weiser Farmers meet. 4-H Horse Judging at Martingale Farms at 6 pm. extension board meetings in Lancaster and Mt. Holly. Inter-State Milk Producers Cooperative meeting in New Jersey. Berks Conservation District board meeting. multiflora rose control meetings at Amos Butt and Milton Brubaker farms. York County Horticulture Club meets at 7:30 pm at the 4-H Center in Bair.
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