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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1971
Page
2
The piece argues rioting and burning are serious crimes not dissent. It notes government property destruction and draft record burnings led to federal cases, including a 21 year old sentenced to ten years and ten others on the wanted list. It stresses the line between dissent and crime and the seriousness of consequences.
In darkness, the speaker notes having made their bed and urges endurance. Loneliness must not overwhelm us for God is powerful and near. It is a good time to talk things over with Him, seeking solace and guidance.
Richard H Lange D C of Vandalia defends chiropractic in a Ledger letter citing licensing in 48 states and 76 years of service. He argues self treatment only sometimes applies, notes education standards and calls Landers research poor. He directs readers to the American Chiropractic Association for factual info.
The Missouri rabbit hunting season for cottontail and swamp rabbits closes February 15, with speculation it may stay closed a year or two to aid recovery. Hunters report widespread low sightings across large acreages. Coyotes blamed by many while the Conservation Commission notes population cycles and expects a rise in coming years.
A Wednesday birthday event honors Ralph Ward LeRoy Beatty John McDonald Larry Roberts Sidney Staples Mrs M A Gibson Mrs Jessie Junior Jennings Mrs C W Wilson Mrs Joyce Barrett Regie Buresh James Riley Nunnelly Mrs Lena Smith and Mrs Joyce Martin.
A reader shares a past trauma about a cold father affecting a girl’s affection for men and prays for the current young girl. Ann Landers responds with empathy and urges soul searching among unaffectionate fathers. The column then poses questions about loneliness during holidays and a teen bride seeking guidance on a purple sequin jacket wedding outfit.
Reader asks if stopping cortisone after long use reverses damage or causes permanent effects. Dr Thosteson says moderate, gradual withdrawal avoids serious risks and side effects subside. excessive use causes permanent damage. Indomethacin and aspirin may irritate stomach. meals reduce risk. Doctor should monitor for rare effects. patient should not fear distant possibilities.
Mexico notes in February 1961 that a new filtration system will be installed at the Plunkett Park pool to improve water clarity. City Manager Robert Semple announced the upgrade, due to inadequate performance of the old filter.
The Mexico Hedger published daily except Sundays and holidays at 300 N Washington Mexico Mo 65265. Rates listed for subscriptions by mail and carrier including local and outside areas. Office hours from 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays and 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturdays.
Teletype News notes that weather and other listings may be inaccurate as changes by stations have not been reported. The brief mentions several city and station names and indicates updates are pending.
TV night features Eva Gabor and Wally Cox with Red Skelton at 6:30 on channels 5 8 10. Gunsmoke returns a pardoned convict to claim the woman he killed. Mastroianni joins Laugh-In at 7. ABC Movie Divorce American Style at 8 on 2 3. Sam Hill film at 8 on 5 8 10. Rita Hayworth with Carol Burnett at 9 on 4 7 13. Dick Cavett Johnny Carson and others guest across NBC and CBS menus. Also listed are various daytime movies and program blocks across channels.
Ledgerland assigns a busy Tuesday with ABC showing The Point at 6 30 p.m. across channels 2 and 3, featuring Dustin Hoffman narration and special guests Don Knotts Bob Newhart Mary Costa the Dillards. Special: George Plimpton joins a circus at 8 p.m. on channels 2 3. NBC News CBS Evening News and local weather appear throughout the schedule with classic creases including Red Skelton and Carroll O'Connor era programs and a slate of movies and sports.
AP Television and Radio Writer Cynthia Lowry notes live and taped coverage kept the public engaged during the Apollo 14 mission. Networks provided early lift off detail with color footage and expert input from former astronauts, then shifted to emergency docking coverage amid weather delays. NBC's circus special aired later, offering family entertainment but lacking live mission focus.
Nebraska Supreme Court voided a state law allowing use of any means necessary to defend against crime. The ruling upheld a second degree murder conviction of Judith Wayne Goodseal of Omaha who invoked the provision, the court saying the law usurps the victim’s right to determine the punishment for the aggressor.
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