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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1972
Page
5
Growl Editorial extols the vast American history shaped by African Anglo Saxon Oriental Indian Mexican and other races. It frames History Week as a time to acknowledge the myriad lineages and futures of brown black red white and yellow ancestors and descendants.
A concise profile of King Crimson noting five English musicians led by Robert Fripp. The band blends guitar solos with orchestral textures and drum crescendos. Fripp and Peter Sinfield shape much of the material released by Atlantic Records. Favorite tracks include In the Court of the Crimson King with Mist Century Schiznoid Man and I Talk To The Wind. Epitaph is also highlighted.
The text reviews a two part work with Chuck and driving drum beat. It highlights tracks March For No Reason and Tomorrow and Tomorrow plus Lizard Ip pieces Cirkus and Prince Rupert Awakes. Vocals recall Jethro Tull on Cirkus with notable sax, Fripp organ and piano, and John Anderson’s singing on Prince Rupert, inviting listeners open to novelty.
Sally Bailey’s class collected autobiographies from freshmen inspired by The Edge of Day. Read stories range from humorous to reflective, with memories of fifth grade yarn strings, fourth grade horrors, and aspiring life tales. Several writers show notable literary flair beyond their years.
A student note warns of the Balloon Bandit at MHS suspected of placing 10 to 15 unmarked balloons in victims car. It cites named victims, fake FBI handwriting claims, and urges students to lock cars and report tips to Simon Smuckers. The piece ends with a lighter aside about a couple of the week and garlic on car antennas.
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