A Judge for Life Byrd Proposes Eight Year Review Plan
Editorial argues Senator Harry Byrd of Virginia backs a Senate review every eight years of federal judges qualifications. It claims lifetime appointments let judges exceed accountability and cites concerns about divine authority and expanded powers, urging a bill to curb judicial independence while keeping a principled independent judiciary.
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Sen
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Senate
Sen. Byrd
Byrd
Cardozo
Supreme Court
cknowledgment of Jesus as the Christ
The passage notes Peter’s confession that Jesus is the Christ, a pivotal declaration in Christian faith rooted in Mark 8 29. It emphasizes that this acknowledgment forms the foundation of Christianity.
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Peter
Christ
Jesus
the Christ
Confidential sources in journalism and threats to press freedom
A Kansas City Star piece argues for stronger protection of confidential sources to expose fraud and corruption. It profiles motives for insiders to share tips, examines judges pressuring reporters to reveal names, and warns that jail terms for sources or reporters threaten public access to information and enable more government and corporate misconduct.
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Harry Jones Jr
The
Kansas City Star
Star
Mafia
Bueaucracy
Spiro Agnew
Phooey
Red China
Izvestia
Star Or Post
Times
Gazette
Channels 1
Open Forum letters celebrate awards and animal control views
A letter from Janet Spencer thanks the Open Forum for the H First Year Award sponsored by the Ledger and credits leader Marsha Loyd and her parents. The page also prints a lengthy Open Forum letter from W H Thompson defending animal control laws, discussing dog behavior, spaying, and safety concerns for children, and closing with thanks for a 4-H award plaque from the Mexico Ledger.
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Ledger
Marsha Loyd
Orville L. Willis
Janet Spencer
Kent Road
W. H. Thompson
Mexico Ledger
Why An Industry Said No Charleston Plant Lost factory prospect due to labor and costs
The Charleston Chamber of Commerce learned a 400 job plant will not be built in Charleston Missouri. State officials cited lack of right to work law high local building costs unfavorable labor climate and absence of natural gas as reasons for dropping Charleston from consideration. Local leaders blame organized labor for Missouri’s labor and cost issues and warn against losing future factories.
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Charleston
Enterprise: Courier
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
State Division of Commerce and Industrial Development
P. J. Ponder
Missouri
Easler Electric Co
Chamber of Commerce
Mexico Ledger Friday February 23 1973 front page brief
Front page brief from Mexico Missouri Ledger dated February 23 1973 notes local notices and brief community items. Details are fragmentary but identify local events and civic notices for the Friday edition.
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Mexico
Mexico woman treated after fall on Craig Street
Mrs. Astrid G. Runge of 614 MacFarlane St mother of attorney Andy Runge was treated at Audrain Hospital for a cut over the right eye after a morning fall on Craig Street. Six stitches were required. The Gideons organized a new camp in Mexico one of 12 in Missouri with David Pulis as president. Clare Borgmeyer was elected state FHA representative from Region 4. A 1953 resolution honored Walter Burch from Audrain County.
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Astrid G. Runge
MacFarlane St
Mexico
Andy Runge
Audrain Hospital
Craig Street
The
Gideons
Christian Business and Professional Men
Missouri
David Pulis
Clare Borgmeyer
Community A-6
FHA
Walter Burch
Audrain
Birthday wishes for local figures and notable birthdays
Greetings Sunday celebrate Howard Fairchild Howard Parker Roy F Clark Helen Sharp Rose Kelly Mrs C L Garcia Herman McFarling Donna Raerer Ransom Newman Christi Aiewel Mrs C A Trotter Robert Pugh Pamela Whitaker and twins Mrs Noralan Turner Mrs Olliewean Harper. Today William Shirer is 69 and Elston Howard is 43.
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Howard Fairchild
Howard Parker
Roy Fredric Clark
Helen Carol Sharp
Rose Kelly
C.L. Garcia
Herman Lee McFarling
Donna Kay Raerer
Ransom Newman
Christi Aiewel
C.A
Trotter
Robert Pugh
Pamela Kay Whitaker
Noralan Turner
Olliewean Harper
William Shirer
Elston Howard
Dear Ann Landers column excerpts raise etiquette and parenting issues
A neighbor etiquette note advises a polite thank you for parties and explains when to show appreciation. A mother worries over strangers gifting her 18 month old candy and money in public. Ann counsels setting boundaries with strangers and not accepting gifts for the child. The column promotes offering a firm refusal and outlines how to handle future gifts and the social norms around appreciation.
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Ann Landers
Europe
Ann
California
Jimmy
Why No Pressure Reading On Right Arm
A reader asks why doctors cannot obtain a blood pressure from the right arm. Dr Thosteson outlines possible causes such as congenital arterial defect, compression from an extra neck rib or neck muscles, or a neck tumor. He notes arm health and collateral circulation may mean readings fail yet blood flow is adequate, and deems tracing the exact cause of little practical value.
Angina causes and a doctor’s advice booklet
Dear reader questions on angina pectoris its causes and cure. Dr Thosteson explains angina as heart fatigue from overwork, oxygen not usually required, and notes possible coexisting conditions. He recommends reading his 25 cent booklet by mail.
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B. C
Mexico
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
A scrambled crossword list with numerous clues across and down spanning antiseptic Burmese knife rocket poores part cheese dish fleece arcived armadillo rose oil October brew blind impulse jeer fragrance unit of force invest money list anklebones African dabbler antelope astronaut wonderful shepherd infuriate ballet step vast amount Ibsen character link cherry drive slantingly retreat gown podium countertenor cad tolerate kennels afrikaner teenager fever some king fraudulent electees French friend German city detect period ship channel bunting eskimo brother goad absorbed defunct English river small bird flap clay Chinese leader
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Investmoney
Eskimo
Brother
Goad
Small Bird
Clay
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Editorial Review
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Open Forum
St. Louis
Rachel Carson
Charles H. Pulis
House of Representatives
W.P. Stotler
Laddonia
Joe Bartolacci
Bartolacci
Highway 44
Craddock
N. Jefferson St
Charles Criswell
North
Clark Street
R. 5
Fairbairn
F.A Havel
Okmulgee
Okla
Missouri Military Academy
Mexico Chamber of Commerce
J.W. Gallaher
United Commercial Traveler’s Association
Hoxsey
Chicago
Illinois
Dr. Thasteson
George C. Thosteson, M.D
Dr. Thosteson
C. R
County Medical Society
Lawrence Drug
Phillips
Whitley Si
Maks
Martha Eckiey
LPN
Kiwanis Travelogue
Rudi Thurau
South America
Amazon
Titicaca
Tierra del Fuego
Amazona
Andes
Presser Hall
Hardin JR. High School
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