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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1973
Page
2
The piece argues the only reason to oppose bombing North Vietnam is lack of confidence in President Nixon. It asserts he aims to pressure the communists into signing a peace treaty, noting his moves to restrict bombing and seek a favorable outcome for prisoners and missing personnel. Some doubt his leadership, urging support to help end the war.
A devotional reflection cites Luke 6 31 and compares it to the Golden Rule Love thy neighbor as thyself as a test of love for others. The text emphasizes ethical reciprocity and neighborly consideration in daily conduct.
A Maryland resident argues an ICC rule requiring 15 double spaced copies and mailing to opposing parties burdens consumers seeking input on interstate movers. The court denied a waiver, potentially chilling public participation as costs rise.Birthday greetings note several named individuals and tributes to Sherman Adams and Thomas Watson Jr.
Publication details for Mexican Ledger with daily schedule except Sundays and holidays. Rates listed for mailing options by region, age groups, and military members. Office hours shown as 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays and 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturdays.
Local page from the Mexico Missouri Ledger dated Monday July 8 1979 presents brief community notices and short items. Readable fragments indicate public notices and small notices typical of a mid‑century rural newspaper.
A reader panel of questions and responses in the Ann Landers column covers domestic issues. Topics include husbands watching football, birthday party scheduling for grandchildren, travel plans with a reluctant spouse, and a math misgiving about rain speed versus wetness. The column offers blunt, practical guidance and humorous asides.
Dear Dr Thosteson answers readers questions about cancer honesty in medical care. He discusses when to tell patients they have cancer, the benefits of early detection, and the realities of curing or alleviating the disease. He stresses truthful communication, patient autonomy, and the limits of certainty in prognosis.
Mexico report notes new postage schedule with first class letters five cents per ounce, air mail eight cents, and post cards four cents. Postmaster Margaret Mackie urges correct postage as rates take effect across town. Herschel Schooley named manager of the Independent Bankers of America national office.
Erroneous listings appear for stations in St Louis Ottumwa Hannibal Columbia Quincy Jeff City and nearby areas with channels and call signs mixed. Weather note indicates See Tv 12 for updates on unreported changes by stations.
Broadcast schedule note shows no live Bond coverage but highlights air at 6 30 p m on channels 5 10 and 13 Channel 8 closes with a 6 00 news hour and Channel 2 offers a 10 30 p m inaugural program Also lists programs including Doc Adams The Tribe That Hides From Man and various movies and talk shows with typical 1960s station lineups.
AP reports William F Buckley s Firing Line faces deferral next May unless CPB reverses. The 1966 start on syndication and 1971 move to public TV may end as CPB shifts funding away from individual-centered public affairs. Buckley says he is surprised and may return to commercial TV.
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