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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1975
Page
2
A compact critique of CIA power and limits within a democratic system. The piece contrasts CIA and KGB roles, argues CIA must counter external threats without intruding domestically, and stresses the president's commission as vital to ensure proper boundaries and safeguards.
A devotional note cites Psalm 145:8 praising God as gracious compassionate slow to anger and merciful The quote contrasts a poet's wish to be like him with the Psalmist praise highlighting mercy and daily faith.
Teen letter implores help for a father who is an alcoholic while a second note asks about a hurtful wedding gift. Ann Landers counsels seeking Alcoholics Anonymous and reassures that old appliances need not ruin families. She also promotes dating guidance booklet and shares light humor on social stances.
A reader describes nightly restless legs and seeks Dr Thosteson guidance. The column discusses possible causes including anxiety anemia and varied remedies from walking before bed to elevating the blankets and medications. It suggests asking a doctor and offers a booklet by sending a stamp and 25 cents to The Ledger.
A reader praises Don Schlatt, a Ledger newspaper carrier on Joseph M. Bone’s route, for consistently delivering the paper dry and at the front door despite rain or snow. The letter from Mrs. Mitchell highlights his reliability and courtesy and notes Don is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schlatt.
An economist from Washington University rebuts media doom and argues the economy's overall path is brighter than televised forecasts. The letter cites Father Dan Lyons and media critics, urges balanced analysis, and warns of panic from television reports while noting cyclical inflation and recession dynamics.
Los Angeles AP reports Jane Goodall argues hyenas suffer public relations bias. On ABC-TV spring special The Hyena Story she explains hyenas are highly individualistic and capable hunters, challenging the stereotype of cowardly scavengers.
Listings contain unreported schedule changes flagged by stations. The note directs readers to Ty 12 for weather related updates and clarifies that errors may affect program timings and channel identifications. Local listings emphasize verification with network guides and station on-air announcements.
A Thursday grid shows Adventure in America specials at 7:00 p.m. on channels 2 3 and 17 with a focus on dry woodland fire threats in Southern California. In the Hyena and Lion discussion Miss Goodall notes hyenas adapt to floodlights and moonlight, clarifying public misconceptions.
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