Today's Editor On Getting Something For Nothing
An editorial argues that high beef prices result from supply cuts spurred by consumer boycotts and notes oil profits rise with prices. It discusses drilling costs and risks, citing Mobil's $15 million deep Venezuela well producing 5,400 barrels daily, while Shell drilled four dry holes at $12 million. The piece concludes that investors won't drill unless profits cover losses.
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Mobil Oil Co
Venezeula
Mobil
Shell Oil
End of the Day Faith and Peace in Romans 5:1
A brief note on justification by faith bringing peace with God through Jesus Christ, citing Romans 5:1. It emphasizes that true peace of mind comes only to those at peace with God through faith.
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God
Lord Jesus Christ
Ann Landers Advice On Babysitting And Boundaries
Dear Had It describes years of unpaid babysitting raising a younger brother while the writer was growing up. Ann says the mother dominated you and you should have left that situation years ago, suggesting now is the time to stand up and gain independence. The column then pivots to a complaining reader about home visitors, advising assertiveness and noting the need to address personal boundaries.
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Ann Landers
Scran
Ann
Dr. Thosteson
American Cancer Society
Congress
Kenneth
Hiatal hernia and breaking the abstinence myth
A reader asks if hiatus hernia surgery is dangerous and a doctor says most cases favor less drastic measures, offers a booklet for 25 cents. Another letter about a cirrhosis patient who relapsed questions liver damage. the doctor cautions alcohol remains harmful but suspects brief relapse won’t cause lasting harm while the patient stays sober.
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Dr. Thosteson
Open Forum letters on the Second Amendment and health insurance
Readers debate gun rights and constitutional priorities noting a letter from Mike Branham and a citizen sympathetic to preservation of the Second Amendment. A disabled worker laments Medicare changes and fears loss of private coverage while urging scrutiny of proposed health reform.
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Ledger
Wee Fic
Tiewhie
Re election filing and civic notes from Mexico event
Harry O Hildebrand seeks re election to Mexico city council with David L Larson filing this year. Boulevard widening and right of way clearing begin for a new highway underpass near A P Green Fire Brick Co Kraus Construction started. Over 100 Hawthorne School Girl Scouts held Thinking Day activities promoting international friendship coordinated by Mrs W T Cancer. Snow flurries add moisture to monthly totals. Other items note MMA scholarship winner Pidet Pescie Pulkesstatt Academy, income tax work at Mexico Savings Bank, Dr Frank M Lowe’s trip to Kansas City, Miss Dorothy Buschhorn elected president of Student Volunteers, and local honor roll and travel news.
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Harry O. Hildebrand
Mexico City
David L. Larson
Calhoun St
Clark Street
Southeast Mexico
A.P. Green Fire Brick Co
Kraus Construction Co
Hawthorne
W.T. Cancer
Marry Banks
Forbes
Irene Lenz
New York City
Frances Warrison
Pidet Pescie Pulkesstatt
MMA
James S. Fulkes
Pollock Road
John T. Mason
Mexico Savings Bank
Frank M. Lowe
Christian Church
Kansas City
Dorothy Buschhorn
St. Louis
Hardin College
Local TV Listings Highlight Bake-off and Awards Schedule
The listing notes a 2th annual bake-off in Phoenix with a $25,000 prize at 3:00 p.m. on Channel 3, Bill Moyers Journal discussion with Herbert Marcuse at 7:00, and the American Music Awards at 7:30 featuring Helen Reddy Smokey Robinson and Roger Miller with presenters for February dates.
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Phoenix
Bill Moyers Journal
Herbert Marcuse
Helen Reddy
Smokey Robinson
Roger Miller Ag
Television Listings and Highlights Tonight
Television guide lists debates on Black Journal at 8 with Frances Welsing and William Shockley. Johnny Carson Tonight features Marilyn Horne Dom DeLuise Orson Bean and Carifred Broderick. Pursuit, a 1973 Ben Gazzara E Marshall movie, airs at 10:30 and 11:30 on multiple channels. Weather notes high profile films: Key Largo, Lilies of the Field, Broken Lance, The Desperados, Backtrack, and Savage Drums across afternoon and late-night slots. Multiple newscasts, game shows, and dramas populate the schedule with Famous names and classic titles.
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Frances Welsing
William Shockley
Black Journal
Johnny Carson
Marilyn Horne
Dom DeLuise
Orson Bean
Humphrey Bogart
Sidney Poitier
Spencer Tracy
Vince Edwards
Neville Brand
Sabu
Dirk Bocarde
Waltons Emcee Drama Intertwined With Family Emergency
TV guide style listing notes a family emergency nearly spoils John Boy’s commencement on The Waltons at 7:00 p.m. on channels 4 7 13. Flip Wilson guests at 7:00 on channels 5 8 10. The Advocates debate on medical experiments on prisoners at 7:00 on channel 9. CBS Movie Wild Rovers with Holden and ONeil at 8:00 on 4 7 13. Also Alexander Nevsky and other movies listed with multiple airings and local program notes.
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John Boy
The
Waltons
Flip Wilson
Lena Horne
Tony Randall
Bob and
Ray
CBS
William Holden
Ryan O'Neal
Michael Parks
Ironside
Sergei Eisenstein
Alexander
USA
Donna Fargo
Tom T. Hail
Jerry Reed
Mac Wiseman
Jim Ed Brown
Ray Stevens
Lynn Anderson
Tammy Wynette
Doug Kershaw
del Reeves
Charlie Rich
Mac Davis
Dick Cavette
Carol Burnett
Jack Lemmon
Jerry Lewis
Alexander Nevsky
John Forsythe
James Coburn
Strategic Air Command
James Stewart
Lizabeth Scott
Mayberry
San Gomez Francisco
Andy Griffith
Dick Cavett
Phil Donahue
Porter Wagoner
St. Louis
Chopper One
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Lucy
Firehouse
PBS considers reshaping national program delivery
By early April the PBS board plans a vote on a proposal to overhaul how the 240 public TV stations receive national programs. Initiated 1% years ago by PBS president Hartford N. Gunn Jr., the plan would partially abolish PBS current distribution methods.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York
The
Public Broadcasting Service
PBS
Hartford N. Gunn Jr
Public Broadcasting Plan Aims At Shared Costs
The board backs a CPB funded plan where stations pay part of national shows cost for up to two years. It would shift Sesame Street and Firing Line beyond two years to station funding from federal, foundation, local or private sources. Henry Loomis cites two aims: boost local initiative and address CPB funding gaps as Ford Foundation support wanes.
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Gunn
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Public Broadcasting
CPB
Henry Loomis
Ford Foundation
Public Tv
Birthday wishes for Mary Estes and others on Thursday
Greetings to Mary Estes Mrs Forrest Jennings Mrs Evert Wilkerson Mrs CB Hull Melville Hawkinson Bob Kimmel Buddy Robinson Dr Ray Wilbers and James Kevin Hague on Thursday with warm wishes and celebrations noted in the society notes.
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Mary Estes
Forrest Jennings
Evert Wilkerson
CB. Hull
Melville Hawkinson
Bob Kimmel
Buddy Robinson
Ray Wilbers
James Kevin Hague
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