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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1975
Page
2
The Ledger reports on Mayday for fixed rates ending April 30 and May 1 move to competitive pricing. It covers SEC plans for an electronic nationwide market linking exchanges and third market, wagering on price efficiency while industry fears disruption and access costs.
A devotional Christmas oration echoes Luke 2 10 11 promising good tidings to all people. The passage highlights the birth of a savior in the City of David and extends a personal invitation to welcome Christ into the heart this Christmas Day.
Kansas City hosts the Exhibition of Archaeological Finds of the People's Republic of China at the William Rockhill Nelson Gallery of Art through June 7. With 385 objects, including the Flying Horse of Kansu and Han dynasty gilt bronze leopards, the show draws vast crowds and praise for its lighting, display design, and visitor flow.
Birthday wishes go to Donald Patton Mrs Joe Kirk Royal Stevens Joyce Delores Gastler Bobby Given Charlesa Sargent Diane Elizabeth Schindler Russell Harvey Michael N Bighop Karen Rose Stevin son Ed Thornton Connie Marie Woodward Pat Parrott Roger Lee Brooks Mrs Ed Epperson Teresa Ann Jackson. Elis Fitzgerald age 57 and Fred Haney age 77 noted. Froisy April 25 1975 marks day 11$ of year with 0 days left.
A reader laments missing identifications on 75 year old family photos and begs readers to label them. Another asks if heavy drinking is normal in marriage and how to raise sober children, with Ann advising that drinkers often mask insecurities and offering support. The notice closes with a pitch for The Bride's Guide and a mailing address.
Reader questions about pancreatitis explain causes such as gall bladder disease and alcohol, symptoms including upper abdominal pain and breathlessness, and risks like diabetes. advice covers rest, stomach drainage, dietary limits, and evaluating gall bladder for future infection, with notes on chronic relapsing pancreatitis and diabetes monitoring. The column also addresses claw nail deformity from ill fitting shoes, glycosuria versus diabetes, and a small ad for gout treatment.
In Macon district meetings yesterday, Jaycee Gene Howes was elected District 6 vice president amid joint Districts 4 and 6 sessions. Miss Centralia, Misa Kay Aldrich, was crowned from 50 entrants at the beauty pageant. In Cincinnati, Charles A. Smith of Mexico Refractories was named a fellow of the American Ceramic Society for outstanding ceramic science work. Hardin Junior High crowned Fay Boone and Jim Shepherd as eighth grade king and queen. Mrs. Robert Nichols of Mexico was elected president of the Theta Tay Epsilon sorority Grand Council.
Fragmentary OCR lists channel numbers and station call signs or placeholders across Missouri and Iowa towns including St Louis Ottumwa Hannibal Columbia Quincy. No coherent event or narrative identified.
CBS offers Harry and Maggie pilot at 7:00 p.m. with Don Knotts and Eve Arden. Planet of the Apes repeats at 8:00 p.m. My Sweet Charlie and Visit to a Small Planet air earlier in the day. Alice Cooper road-show led Midnight Special with Price. Rod Stewart on 12:00 a.m. reel.
A dense TV guide lists NBA playoff game time noon on channels 4 7 13 a second round game. Baseball Milwaukee vs Yankees in New York 1 15 with pre-game at 1 00. Golf third round in Tournament of Champions at 2 00. Connors Newcombe tennis at 2 30 on channels 4 7 13. Wide World of Sports at 3 30 live George Foreman match. NBC Movie at 8 00 Rosemary's Baby with Mia Farrow delayed on Channel 3 10 30.
AP columnist Jay Sharbutt reviews CBS Sundays offering Danny Kay Look In at the Metropolitan Opera aimed at children. Kay educates young viewers on opera elements, cheer etiquette, stagecraft, and prompters while celebrating music in a kid friendly format. He praises Kay’s rapport with kids and CBS’s occasional classical programs, urging more explorations of jazz and popular music forms.
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