Food futures and farms of the future analyzed
An Industry Week piece envisions 1999 menus with algae oysters and soy protein and predicts dramatic farm changes such as moving bridges, no till farming, and underground irrigation. Authors note ongoing advances amid policy and price influences, while stressing economic rather than agricultural causes of hunger.
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Industry Week Magazine
Don Paarlberg
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Africa
Henry B. Arthur
Harvard Business School
Gail L. Cramer
Montana State University
Harvard Business Review
Dear Dr Lamb What is the danger in a high carbohydrate diet
Dr Lamb addresses concerns about a fast growing 13 year old boy and a high carbohydrate diet. The reader notes that high carbohydrate diets can supply required cereals vegetables and fruits with minerals and vitamins. It stresses including the right kinds of carbohydrates for growing children.
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DR. Lamb
Reader
Youngsters Need Carbohydrates for Balanced Diet
An article urges adequate carbohydrate intake from fruits vegetables and cereals with a balanced diet. It notes milk and protein foods are essential and suggests about a quart of fortified milk daily and seven ounces of meat or fish to meet protein needs.
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Lamb
Rates and policies in Oswego newspaper notice
The Palladium Times lists delivery and mail rates for Oswego and surrounding areas with yearly and multi month options. It notes holiday delivery exceptions and states liability limits for error corrections and ad publication.
Forum Policy Guidelines From The Palladium Times
The Palladium Times offers space for opinions and observances on current issues. Submissions should include a name address and telephone number and be sent to Forum Editorial Page Editor at 140 West First Street Oswego NY 13126.
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Oswego
N.Y
Oswego N.Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clark Morrison
Wayne
Northern Cayuga Co
U.S
The
Palladium Times
Sapee
West First Street
Election 76 Nobody is Minding the Store
A June 10 1976 historical column laments federal state and local government dysfunction. It urges decisive leadership to reform taxes welfare budgeting and bureaucracy and calls for honest transparent governance and bipartisan cooperation. It cites dates and historical milestones to frame the need for trusted leadership.
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Congress
Ourse
Washington
Final Burst of Violence Ends in Lebanon Conflict
Analysis notes that Kamal Jumblatt’s forces press for liberalization while Syrian and Iraqi meddling recedes. Assad signals withdrawal of 13 000 troops, aiming to avoid broader war, as Libyan unrest and Qaddafi’s rhetoric fuel turmoil. Christians lose political leverage to Moslem prime minister Rasid Karami amid a new power balance.
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Washington
Lebanon
Kamal Jumblatt
Beirrut
Ilyas Sarkis
Jumblatt
Bent Assad
Assad
Tripoli
Israel
Aelis
Yigal Allon
Iran
Lebanese
Isand
Col Qaddafi
Pote
Quaddafi
West
France
United States
Henry Essinger
Dean Brown
Beirut
Brown
Rasid Karami
Glimpse of the Past in Carter Country Reveals Racial Tensions
Plains Georgia presents a portrait of enduring prejudice as Roy Patterson, an Black Marine sergeant, is tried after a fatal confrontation with a state trooper in Cordele. The case highlights old Southern racism and calls surrounding justice, prejudice, and the shadow of the Old South in Jimmy Carter Country.
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Plains
Atlanta
Jimmy Carter
Andersonville
Georgia
America
Carter
Roy Patterson
Albany
Marine Corps
Cordele
Patterson
Sgt. Patterson
Happen En
Old South
New South
Jesus
J. Carter
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Charles Bartlett
Tom Tiede
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Berrys World
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Panama Canal
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