Government By Nightmare
A 1975 critique of new pension legislation and federal bureaucracy. The piece warns that a Department of Labor 32 page Plan Description For EBS form will entangle firms in endless paperwork, with unhelpful file storage and unread forms. It predicts an even longer IRS form ordeal, suggesting pensions become unaffordable due to bureaucratic overhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Department of Labor
Washington
IRS
Department of Lator
Peace Beyond Troubles Jesus offers unique peace for believers
A devotional note invites readers to seek Christ's peace found in him alone. It cites John 14 27 and urges asking for this peace today, promising comfort beyond worldly means.
Parents react to their children’s lifestyle in Ann Landers letter
A reader’s letter to Ann Landers reveals parents’ heartbreak and disapproval of a child’s choice to live with a partner outside marriage. The column advises that while love remains, the lifestyle is not approved, and urges readers to seek information through Ann Landers’ booklet. The piece notes widespread concern from New York to California and ends with an offer to obtain a teen sex guide through the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Ann Dear
New York
California
God
Legion
Friend
P.O
Elgin
Illinois
Octogenarian seeks weight gain advice from Dr Thosteson
An octogenarian asks how to add a few pounds at age 80. The doctor advises against unnecessary weight and suggests focusing on high caloric foods only if weight gain is needed, noting being trim at 80 is acceptable. The reply emphasizes gratitude for good health and minimal changes unless essential.
Audrain County redraws district lines and new township named
The Audrain County Court sets a new eastern western division line adding Salt River to form South Fork Township. Fires damage Temple Stephens Grocery in Vandiver Village. Rev. Joseph C. Gibson files for alderman in Centralia Ward MI. Other notes span events from 1926 to 1966 including bids for a Kroger on E Liberty St Mexico and local civic actions.
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Audrain County Court
Salt River Township
Prairie Township
Panhandle
Mexico
Molino Road
Jefferson Street
Salt River
New South Fork Township
Temple Stephens
Vandiver Village
Centralia
Joseph C. Gibson
Leland May
St. Louis
Kroger
E. Liberty Street
Gerhardt Kramer Associates
Walter E. Briggs
8Th Army
New Guinea
Philippines
Japan
Missouri Military Academy
Andrew Cauthorn
Moline
Audrain County
Democratic Central Committee
Frances Edge
Billy Harper
Darrell Phillips
First Christian Church
J. B. Glascock
Vandalia
Lloyd W. King
Textbook Commission
C. S. Williams
Vandalia Trust Company
Missouri
Ernest S. Gantt
Supreme Court
Freedom Train dates in Jefferson City announced
The Freedom Train will be in Jefferson City March 31 opening at 6 p.m. and April 1 to 3 with hours 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Tickets cost 1 for children 3 to 12 and seniors, 2 for ages 12 to 64, plus $1 handling. Governor's Mansion tours set April 1 and 2 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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Jefferson City
Dae Goedeke
Governor's Mansion
Birthday wishes for a long list of people on Thursday
Greetings are sent to John Drake Ralfes Rosa Fay Hassen Dorothy Sue Gentry Arthur D Stuart Matha Simpson Larry Campbell Harold Willingham Duane Nelson Harrison Shirley Humphry Robert Kerr Jr William Latta Mrs Curtis Sampson Lewis Galbreath Shirley Fennewald Harold Reinhart Jennifer Jean Tangora Dorothy Marie Kleindienst Deborah Lorene Dry. Also wishing Jamaican political leader Sir Alexander Bustamante a 92nd birthday today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Drake Ralfes
Rosa Fay Hassen
Dorothy Sue Gentry
Arthur D. Stuart
Matha Simpson
Larry Campbell
Harold Willingham
Duane Nelson Harrison
Shirley Humphry
Robert &. Kerr Jr
William Latta
Curtis Sampson
Lewis Galbreath
Shirley Fennewald
Harold Reinhart
Jennifer Jean Tangora
Dorothy Marie Kleindienst
Deborah Lorene Dry
Sir Alexander Bustamante
Complex TV Listings and Schedule Fragments
A chaotic OCR heavy schedule lists ABA basketball at 7:00 p.m. on Channel 11 Spirits vs Colonels at Louisville, plus M A S H repeats, The Adams Chronicles chapter, New Hampshire primary results at 3:00 p.m. and dense daytime cartoons, movies, and news broadcasts across Channels 2 4 7 9 11 13 with numerous show names and times.
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ABA
Spirits
ABC
CBS
NBC
Nyc
Robert Cummings
Carol Enders
Meredith Banter
Dirty Dingus Magee
Frank Sinatra
Spencer Tracy
Mitzi Gaynor
Duffy
James Coburn
Pulse
St. Louis
Judd
Open University
Eddie
Laverne
Or & Shirley
Phil Donahue
Weatherscan
New Hampshire
Hollywood
Police
G.E.D
Adams Chronicle
Ironside
Adam
Welby
M.D
Monster Concert and Classic Films Listed in Station Lineup
A chaotic timetable lists Gottschalks monster concert with ten grand pianos at 9 30 on 9, plus midnight shows featuring Charles Colson Tomorrow. It also catalogs films like Blue Skies with Crosby and Astaire and China Gate with Gene Barry, plus a dense array of TV programs, news, and genres across channels and times.
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Gottschalk
Charles Colson
Crosby and Astaire
Virginia City
Errol Flynn
Robert Culp
Clint Eastwood
Danny Kaye
Jean Peters
Gene Barry
M A S H episode uses TV reporter as visiting newsman
AP writer Jay Sharbutt notes an unusual M A S H episode that blends newsreel home front scenes with medics coping after Chinese entry. The CBS program features Clete Roberts as a visiting newsman, filmed in black and white, with improvised dialogue and strong character responses centering on Hawkeye and other staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Sharbutt
NEW York
CBS
M-A-S-H
Clete Roberts
Los Angeles
Hawkeye
Final First Run M A S H Episode Highlights Characters
The piece previews a final first run M A S H episode focusing on Hawkeye and Burns with Radar and Potter. It notes Hawkeye's disgust and self pity while Burns remains a confident antagonist and Radar stays gentle. Potter delivers blunt Army realism as the group discusses Korea and potential medical benefits.
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Burns
Col. Potter
Radar
Hawkeye
Alan Alda
Larry Linville
Gary Burghoff
Harry Morgan
Hawkeye weighs war toll against desire to sleep through it
In candid remarks, Hawkeye muses on ending the war by sleeping for months, while noting the horrific costs and loss of life. The final first run episode of M A S H is praised for its unconventional approach, with cheers for the producers’ bold choices delivered twice in two weeks.
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Hawkeye
Europe
Mexico Ledger Publication Details and Rates
The Mexico Ledger lists publication days, office hours, and postage rates. It notes daily operation except Sundays and holidays at 300 N Washington St, Mexico Missouri 65265, with subscription options for local, county, and out of state readers and special rates for armed forces and APO addresses.
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Washington St
Mexico
Audrain
Gimos
APO
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Editorial Review
George C. Thosteson, M.D
Thosteson
Dr. Thosteson
A. Ball Corp
Muncie
Ind
William C. Hannah
Ball
Kelrty St. Louis
Krogty
City
Kebty
Columbia
Bonanza
Mike Douglas
Somerset
Electric Co
Mod Squad
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Sherman Hemsley
Tony Orlando
Baretta
Cannon
Petrocelli
Starsky and Hutch
The
Blue Knight
Thie
George Balanchine
San Diego Ballet Company
Louis Moreau
Danny Thomas
Felix
Jim Landry
Lucy
America
Three Stooges
Flintstones
Sesame St
Ktyi
Xhga Ty Hannibal
Ktyo
Ottumwa
Komu-ty Columbia
Ketc-tv
Pyramid
Bionic
Electric Co. Woman
Neighbors
Gilligan
Tony Orland
Guiding Light
Showtime
Prairie
Doctors
House
Newscat
Hospital
Zoom
Gamer
Consequences
One Life
Maj. Burns
Korea
Cpl. Klinger
Jamie Farr
Potter
Mexico Ledger
Channel 12
Pathcom, Inc
Pace CB Pace
TWO Way Radio Products— A Division OF
Pathcom Inc
Peck’s
West
West Monroe
Thair
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