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RURAL PENNSYLVANIA NEEDS
CARTER
MONDALE - GREEN
Jimmy Carter’s Career is varied: farmer, businessman,
nuclear engineer, U.S. Naval Academy graduate, planner,
student of International Affairs and Former governor. A fine
family nriin, his principal recreation is field sports. An avid
hunter. He is the owner of a fine gun collection. His position
AGAINST gun control is well known.
EIGHT YEARS OF INSTABILITY!
Ford promises stability in government. But during the last
eight years we have seen a President and Vice-President
forced to resign, 1 appointed President, 2 appointed Vice
Presidents; 6 Attorney Generals, 5 Secretaries of Commerce,
4 Secretaries of Defense; 4 Secretaries of Treasury, 5
Secretaries of Labor; 4 Secretaries of Health, Education &
Welfare, 4 Secretaries of Interior, 3 Secretaries of Agriculture,
3 Secretaries of HUD, 4 CIA Directors; 3 FBI Chiefs; 4
Directors of OMB and 4 Directors of Energy Policy - more
than a total of 55 major changes. Had enough'
Robert McSparran » .
Roy Garber Co chairmen
Emma L Hess
Vincent Hershey
This Advertisement is not authorized by the Carter, Mondale or Green campaigns, or any agent or committee of those campaigns and was
organized without their knowledge or cooperation It is paid for by the Rural Pennsylvanians for Carter - Mondale - Green, Marian Schwalm
Furman, Treasurer. A copy of our report is fifed with the Federal Election Commission, Washington, D.C and is available for purchase from
the F.E.C.
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LANCASTER COUNTY COMMITTEE
Robert Montgomery Ken Hershey.
Leon Martin
Forney Longenecher
Grant Troop
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Jimmy Carter is a rural American. He understands the
problems of rural America. He is committed to a reduction in
inflationary costs, high interest rales, and high energy costs.
Jimmy Carter believes that he can solve these problems
because he has faith in you. Have faith in Jimmy! Help him to
help you.
An HC study estimates consumers have been overcharged
more than $2 billion in 13 food lines This reflects how the
Nixon-Ford-Butz team allowed corporate control of our food
system. At the same time, John Heinz had his subcommittee
study how to weaken the Capper-Volstead Act, which would
strengthen corporate agri-business and destroy cooperatives.
When Bill Green gets to the United States Senate, he will
seek a seat on the Senate Agriculture Committee where he will
demand a fair share for Pennsylvania.
David Hanks
Keith Kaiser
Dan Kauffman
Bill Walker
Kenneth McCauley
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Marsh Acres Farm
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Markets available from
toll-free
HARRISBURG, Pa. -
-Raymond J. Kerstetter,
Secretary of the Penn
sylvania Department of
Agriculture, announced this
week that the Department’s
Livestock Market News
Service has been expanded
to include a toll-free
telephone number. Now, any
individual, newspaper, radio
or television station can use
the service. The toll-free
number is 800-692-7253.
In announcing the new
telephone number and
service, Kerstetter noted
that the Livestock Market
News Service has provided
24-hour-a-day market in
formation by recorded phone
messages for the past two
years.
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number
The toll-free telephone has
been installed in order to
increase availability of this
valuable information to the
public, and to eliminate the
delay in mailed reports.
Information included in
the service throughout the
week includes: the Penn
sylvania Grain and Hay
Report; Western Hog and
Cattle Markets; futures
market for choice steers and
hogs; daily Pennsylvania
Livestock Auction Sum
mary; individual auction
reports; and the Penn
sylvania Weekly Livestock
Summary (from 4:30 p.m.
Friday until 10:30 a.m.
Monday).
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