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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1975
Page
4
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Heloise shares a home tip for a vine that clings to fences and patio covers. Cut the main stem to stop the growth and let the severed portions dry before pulling them away. This avoids sticky sap and damage to wood or masonry.
The former Minnesota senator who previously sought the Democratic presidential nomination in 1968 announced plans to enter the 1976 race as an independent candidate. His bid signals a third path in the presidential contest and reflects ongoing shifts in party alignment.
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Police and federal agents hunt a youth aged 12 to 15 who offered to sell live military grenades for one dollar each. He gave one grenade to a service station manager who alerted police. Ordnance experts at MacDill Air Force Base confirmed the grenade was live and mint. Also, New Mexico tourism fell ten percent in 1974 with 1.65 million park visits versus 1.97 million in 1973.
In a Los Angeles interview, UCLA psychiatrist Dr. L Jolyon West says Tarahumara Indians of a remote Mexican region live nonviolently due to parenting practices. He notes they are loving, affectionate and never physically punish or guilt their children. A separate report notes soprano Joan Sutherland and conductor Richard Bonynge will perform January 25 at Covent Garden for Darwin cyclone victims.
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