The Case Of The Word Clear in Missouri Politics
Editorial lampoons a Missouri capitol memo about agency heads clearing testimony with the governor’s aide. Democrats push the issue for mischief while Republicans fumble and hesitate. The piece notes partisan theater and calls the memo a flimsy pretext blown out of proportion.
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NATO
United Nations
Paris
Congress
White House
Jefferson City
State House
Senate
Missouri
Capitol
George McGovern
Abbie Hoffman
End of the Day Walk in the Spirit Quote Lesson
A religious reflection cites Galatians 5:16 to urge living in the Spirit to resist fleshly desires and pursue fellowship with God, framing spiritual discipline as a path to overcoming selfishness and uncreativity.
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God
Birthday Greetings Swell in Benton City Addressees
Sunday wishes go to Sally Barrett John M Anderson Billy Griffin Lakenan Barnes Audrey Faye Marshall Mrs Alfred Stegeman Pauline Williams Robert Galbreath Ed Weber Debra Duckworth twins Sharon and Patricia Schofield Mrs Orval Moran Mary E Lee Mrs Marvin Dishman Mrs Wanda Fisher Mrs Dorothy Rum mans and Ruby Sheets from Benton City readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Barrett
John M. Anderson
Billy Griffin
Lakenan Barnes
Audrey Faye Marshall
Alfred Stegeman
Pauline Williams
Robert Galbreath
Ed Weber
Debra Duckworth
Sharon
Patricia Schofield
Orval Moran
Benton City
Mary E. Lee
Marvin Dishman
Wanda Fisher
Dorothy Rummans
Ruby Sheets
Social Security Bite Big Yet Few Protests Reported
Social Security tax increases reach record levels with a maximum of 631.80 per worker and employer, driven by 1972 reforms. Critics split Liberal calls for overhaul and simpler tax shifts, while conservatives warn of underfunding and private alternatives. Supporters emphasize pay‑as‑you‑go design and rising benefits, bolstered by automatic cost‑of‑living increases.
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Joe Hall
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Walter F. Mondale
Dminn
Public stance on media accuracy and influence
A Fillmore California editorial argues that blaming newspapers and television for societal ills is a simplistic response. It contends editors choose page one stories by public interest and impact, stressing objectivity while meeting audience demand, and notes news can influence events but should cover all news fairly.
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Fillmore
Calif
Herald
Tvant
Watts
New York
Atlanta
Chicago
Missouri tourism hits record 1 billion in 1972
Tourists moved about one billion dollars through Missouri in 1972 per Missouri Tourism Commission summary. Time For Action Commission Director James Pasley says tourists boost tax revenue, spur growth and create jobs, urging planners to invest in a welcoming environment to protect community identity amid change.
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Carthage
Missouri
Missouri Tourism Commission
Commission
James Pasley
Mexico Ledger Friday Briefs February 9, 1973
Short notices from Mexico Missouri dated Friday February 9 1973. Local items cover community events, public notices, and small society happenings in concise form. Names and dates reflect the era and place with practical, non sensational details.
Mexico News Roundup 1963 Local Elections and Societies
Mrs. Robert Pace becomes president of the Practical Nurses of Audrain Hospital in Mexico. L W Snyder files to run for Mexico City Council. Mexico Bulldogs beat Sedalia Smith-Cotton 65-54 to stay in the CEMO race, now 14-6 overall. Framed by 1953 notes: postmaster appointment in Montgomery City and Vandalia, plus local club and road district updates. Automobile accident near ice plant reports minor injuries. Poultry breeder Joel Guthrie earns top prizes in St. Louis and Columbia shows.
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Robert Pace
Practical Nurses
Audrain Hospital
L. W. Snyder
N. Clark Sr
Mexico City
Snyder
Florsheim
International Shoe Co
Mexico Bulldogs
Sedalia Smith-Cotton
Bulldogs
CEMO
Mexico
Lee Krueger
Montgomery City
Vandalia
Kansas City
Frank B. Edwards
Mexico Country Club
Rouss Gallop
WW. McManigle
Alf L. Elliott
James Gallaher
L.M. Gamble
Mr. Edwards
Hal Randolph
Ed C. Miller
Warner Williams
J.B. Noel
Audrain
Fritz J. Wenger
University of Missouri
Columbia
Genelle Roberts
Roberts
Ruth Redhouse
Joel Guthrie
Mexico Ledger Publication Details and Rates
The Mexico Ledger lists publication details, offices, and subscription rates. It notes daily issues except Sundays and holidays, a 300 N Washington St address, postal registrations, and tiered pricing by region and duration plus military rates.
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Washington St
Mexico
Audrain
Ann Landers Readers Debate Dancing and Quiet Dinners
Readers from Beaumont to Des Moines criticize Ann Landers advice on dancing closeness and family meals. Letters urge clearer guidance, with one wife seeking 20 minutes of dinner with family and Ann suggesting counseling and balancing love with priorities.
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Beaumont
Texas
Houston
Omaha
Annie
San Jose
Des Moines
Ann Landers
Grace
Health Talk Highlights Weight Gain and Faintness
In a reader exchange with Dr. Thosteson, Mrs J P describes postpartum fatigue and faintness after gaining 45 pounds, prompting advice to seek a medical checkup for anemia or thyroid issues. Other letters request bowel and diabetes guidance. responses discuss colitis booklet, dieting tips for a child with diabetes risk, and debunk hormone hair treatments.
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Thosteson
Mexico
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Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
Friedman
Burr Crawford
Liberty St
Mexico MO
St. Louis
Boone County Poultry Association
Rhode Island
Lawrence Drug
Phillips
Whitley St
Martha Eckley
LPN
Mexico Ledger
Corn
Ann
George C. Thosteson, M.D
Dr. Thosteson
C. O
Heart Fund
F.C.E. Hall
Jerry Johnson
BC Homes
Hae
Meadow Lark Lang
Sun
Church OF the Nazarene
S. Clark St
Teal Lake Road
Leo C. Davis
V.R. Clark
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