Needs Of Man Five To One Editorial Opinion
The piece outlines five basic needs as per industrial psychology, starting from No five to No one. It argues lower needs must be met before higher ones matter and notes money is a means, not an end, explaining why many rich people are unhappy. It concludes most would prefer being unhappy rich to unhappy poor.
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Ann Landers
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Christ as Lord in all facets of daily life
A devotional exhortation stressing that faith must govern business and daily work. It cites Exodus 10 24 and urges that Christ be the overarching Lord in every sphere, with no separation between commerce and spiritual life.
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Open Forum Banter on Shortages and Price Controls
Open Forum letter from RICHARD L. COBB discusses shortages during cold weather and argues price controls from EPA and OSHA raise production costs. He questions political talk on removing controls to spur drilling and critiques society’s response to affordable prices on empty shelves and buses. He urges prayers for President Carter and reflects on draft dodger pardons and war patriotism.
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Wekhead
Amtrak
Richard L. Cobb
Montgomery City
Birthday wishes flood Morris Towson Crews group
Greetings mark a midweek birthday tribute to Morris Towson Crews Stephen Weat bay Billy Rawlings and Van dalla colleagues Margaret Todd Elizabeth Snook Cindy Maxwell Mrs Vester Eddy R F Begole Ricky Ray Robert Borcherding Ann McCord Harold Ope Mark Griffin and Bernidetts Johnson with cake and candles on Wednesday.
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Robert Borcherding
Ann McCord
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Current Best Sellers in Fiction and Nonfiction
Publishers' Weekly compiles fiction and nonfiction best sellers. The list mentions Trinity and Raise the Titanic as fiction titles alongside Storm Warning and Crash of ’79. Nonfiction items include Roots Passages Your Erroneous Zones and Blind Ambition, with mixed accuracy in OCR.
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Publishers’ Weekly
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Ann Landers Letters Column Readers Face Counsel vs. Advice
A reader blasts Ann Landers for overemphasizing counseling and seeks direct advice. A teen argues for practical guidance. another letter laments charity norms after a funeral, prompting a correction about Japanese money gifts. The column promotes resources and a book collection.
Drugs and side effects in everyday medical use
Dear Dr Thosteson reply outlines that all drugs have effects good or bad. Physicians weigh benefits against risks using guides like The Physician's Desk Reference. Examples include birth control pills, aspirin, estrogen, and high blood pressure medicines with potential side effects. patient trust in doctor and authorities matters.
Complex TV Listings and Movie Schedule Fragment
Unclear local schedule lists channels and programs with several names and times. Mentions TV hosts Emily, Darwin, and Dinah. shows like Tattletales, Gong Show, Bewitched, Sesame Street, Ironside. movies including Run Silent Run Deep and Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. interruption notes on scheduling and reruns.
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Tuesday Ledgerland Station Listings and Highlights
Channel 5 8 10 present Special Treat at 4 00 p m drama of boy facing amputation due to bone cancer A Little Bit Different. Jefferson High Graduation at 7 00 p m for Forsie Richie and friends. The Author Of Beltraffic dramatized on Piccadilly Circus at 7 00 p m. Monty Python sketches Mother s Little Network at 6 00 p m. Picnic slapstick at 8 30 p m. Plus newscasts weather cartoons and daytime schedules across channels.
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Forsie
Richie
Friends
Piccadilly Circus
Monty Python
Emily Emily a Try Tonight Jay Says
AP review describes NBC drama Emily Emily about a 19 year old Freddie Putnam who learns to live with his handicap. Thomas Hulce plays Freddie with gentle balance of innocence and sadness while John Forsythe as his father confronts barriers to his independence. Emily Ward a graduate student at Midstep forms a close bond as Freddie learns to work, drive, and shop. The film blends humane effort with a sentimental ending that some may find predictable.
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Los Angeles
NBC
Emily
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Farentino
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Mexico Chronicle Through the Decades Feb 7 Entries
A compact survey of Mexico area events across years June 7 1877 to Feb 7 1972 noting courtroom attendance, a traveling sports champion, hospital patient totals, church services, film tech at Liberty Theater, a new radio station FCC approval, soybean dinner honors, university dormitory naming, telephone counts, charity balls, and tax canalisation field work by Audrain County crews.
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Mexico
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Peay
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Champion Akater
Herrin
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Yen
Cordelia Ranz
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Joe Sterner
Charles Cockeleas
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George Ne
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Laddonia
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Midwest Research Institute
Agricultural Sabilization and Conservation Office
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Rush Hill
Audrain County
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New Rupture Cure Promises Easy Comfort
Kansas City readers are invited to try a new rupture treatment claimed to be inconspicuous and strapless. The Physicians Appliance Co offers a 30 day trial with a $8.95 gift for trying, plus a free descriptive circular and address in Kansas City Missouri.
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Koch Bldg
75Th St
Kansas City
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