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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1973
Page
2
A editorial argues that courts reveal little to the public about sentencing and procedures. It cites a Missouri statute reducing long terms and a 1968 Columbia murder case labeled manslaughter. The piece urges judges and lawyers to explain actions plainly to the people they serve.
A brief devotional meditation asserting confidence in God as shield amid future trials. The speaker relies on faith to face potential conflict, choosing courage over fear as a spiritual stance.
Local notice lists the 19 year old son of William and Mrs Banks of 18 Rock Springs Road enlisting in the U S Air Force. He is assigned to Lackland AFB Texas for basic training. Other items report Mrs Glenn W Jones return from Mayo Hospital, a 83rd birthday surprise for Mrs Forrest Berrey, Jane Edwards returning to class at the University of Missouri, a Dale Carnegie course demo at Mexico High School, a small fire at the Jefferson Hotel, Pvt Frank Parker returning from Camp Gordon and heading to Camp Kilmer, and local civic notes on 1923 events including chamber president Wiley Carl and an anti craps bill.
Sen. Herman Talmadge accuses President Nixon of usurping Congress's budgetary powers during selective cuts to farm program funds. He demands written farm proposals by Feb 1, links delays to farm act passage, and pledges hearings on Rural Development Act administration and the Soviet wheat sale.
Front page recap for Friday January 19 1973 in Mexico Missouri Ledger featuring local briefs events and notices. Highlights likely include community notices school updates and public announcements relevant to residents of Mexico MO.
FDA unveils about a dozen regulations to require listing calories proteins carbohydrates fats and seven minerals per serving on labels or ads for foods with nutritional claims or added nutrients. Rules cover cholesterol fat labeling and future orders target low calorie foods dietary supplements and identity standards for vitamins minerals flavors and two frozen desserts. Industry reaction mixed with some praise for expanded information and concerns over mandatory labeling and potential market impact.
Beagles Community Center in Laddonia accepts a United States Flag donated by Mr. Frank Wilfley Sr. and thanks volunteers, nurses, Dr. Robey, clerks, churches, and donors who supported the Bloodmobile visit, deeming the project a success.
Publication details list mailing rates by region and format with yearly and short-term options. Office hours noted as 8:00 to 5:30 Monday through Friday and 8:00 to 3:00 Saturday.
London AP reports Winston Churchill drafted a 1914 memo urging U S entry into World War I with American volunteers sharing perils and fortunes of British troops. He argued American blood would win sympathy though the plan failed and the U S joined in 1917.
Greetings Sunday mark birthdays for Mrs. Clyde Hook of Vandalia Shirley Ann Miller Mrs Floyd Donovan Glenda Joyce Tate Nikki Renee Womack Roy T Davidson Mrs Fred Doebelin Linda Jean Hanna of Laddonia and David P Carter with cake and candles.
A reader recalls a controversial column moment about biting and jokes that backfired. Other letters describe a cousin visiting from abroad and a husband who never cleans up, prompting advice to set boundaries and seek counseling.
In response to ovarian cysts and menopause fears, Dr Thosteson says surgical menopause may cause hot flashes but does not ruin marriage, and estrogen can compensate. He notes you cannot have children but sex life need not change and directs readers to his menopause booklet. A 15 year old girl asks about nipple hair. he says it’s common, offers snipping, plucking with ice, or electrolysis, and warns against plucking near moles due to infection risk.
The Ledger uses available obit photos if quality is suitable and supplied by the family or funeral director. Submit photos if possible. they must accompany the death notice. Downtown Howard Johnson's location is Loyola av to Perdido Gravier and South Rampart sts in the central business district facing City Hall plaza. William Farr, LA Times reporter, was jailed for refusing to reveal sources and freed after 46 days pending appeal before Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas.
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