S4—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 20,1979
Noah Wenger named vice chairman of house
HARRISBURG State expects to continue a
Rep. Noah W. Wenger has distinctly bi-partisan ap
been appointed by House proach to common problems
Speaker H. Jack Seltzer to affecting farming and rural
serve as vice chairman of affairs,
the Agricultural Committee. “I am very pleased to be
In announcing the appointed Vice Chairman of
assignment. Seltzer praised the Agricultural Committee.
Wenger for his years of work Since Lancaster County is
with the agncultural'-tiieleading farming area in
community. theCoinmonwealth and I am
“He will be a definite asset a farmer myself, ! feel
to the Agricultural Com- especially close to the--
mittee since he has had concerns of those involved in
farming experience himself this industry,’’Wenger said,
and is aware of the needs “I can’t emphasize enough
and problems of the farmers
m the Lancaster area ”
Seltzer said.
“Noah Wenger is the type
of representative who
believes m rolling up his
sleeves and getting the job
done, whether it’s fighting
for legislation on the House
floor, representing Penn
sylvania’s best interests in
committee meetings, or
helping his constituents with
state-related problems ”
According to Wenger who
has served on the committee
for the past two years, he
Noah Wenger
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the issues dealt with m the
last two years will continue
to confront the Agriculture
Committee in the future.
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of prune land; support for a
new Farm Show complex;
regulation of migrant labor;
health inspection of farm
animals, environmental
restrictions on fertilizers
and farm odors; and
fmancmg farm enterprises.
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legislator, beginning his
second term as a state
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agriculture committee
representative said he an
ticipates several other issues
will be on the committee’s
agenda in 1979-1980. These
are the high cost of unem
ployment compensation and
workmen’s compensation as
well as contracts with
processors on perishable
fruits and vegetables
“From the pressure and
support building in the farm
and rural communities
across the state, the
Agriculture Committee
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motor vehicle regulations,
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