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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1973
Page
3
Local dairy farmers face higher costs and rising milk prices effective December first as corn and feed prices stay high. Experts warn farmers may still struggle with lower milk prices and debt, amid broader energy and ecological pressures shaping rural economies.
Y D Hance warns farmers face higher food prices if chemicals leave the market and fuel shortages persist. He cites fertilizer shortages looming next spring and blame on eastern ecologists for plant smells, while noting overproduction risks and the need for proactive farm policy amid national factors.
A background paper from APPME argues the UN General Assembly and Security Council votes favor Arab sides due to oil ties and political bargaining. It cites Arab states 18 votes plus 12 Communist, eight non-Arab Moslem, 19 African ties, 3 Asian, Spain, and 10–15 nonaligned in favor of Arabs, with a pessimistic view of UN role in Israel Arab conflict.
The piece links a 15 percent cut in petrochemical output to up to 1.6 million American jobs lost and over 65 billion dollars in domestic production decline. It notes plastics, using 15 percent cutbacks, could trigger 560 000 jobs lost and 23 billion dollars in value, with ripple effects into construction, automotive, electronics and more. It also mentions NOW in Stockton reviving Diana as an equality symbol.
Maryland faces a colder year with crises in the presidency and governorship amid a year of political theater. The piece thanks readers for loyalty, notes corruption talk, staff reshuffles, and looming legislative sessions while praising Maryland’s resilience and citizens’ awareness as observers of history.
Readers praise the Linganore High School production of Rodgers and Hammerstein The Sound of Music. Kim Molesworth and the cast receive high praise for singing and acting with standout performances by Debbie Sheetenhelm and Jim Pettit. The show earns a standing ovation and audiences anticipate upcoming shows The Ockt Couple and The Boyfriend in mid May.
Advice on handling clothing fires with quick actions. Do not panic run or fall just roll on the floor and smother flames with a rug or coat. Seek steps for first aid and self protections in crowded or home settings.
From November 1925 files Francis Hartman reports the newly elected officials assuming office with Sheriff Ingomar W Albaugh and Orphans Court judges taking over. Henry Po Mussetler noted as deceased. election details and local events described amid town life.
Economists privately fault Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz for farm policy missteps and inflated crop estimates that fed inflation. The piece argues high food costs hit the poor hardest with meat, dairy and staples up sharply while some luxury items rose less.
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