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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1975
Page
2
The editorial denounces three phony stories in recent press coverage. It cites false reports about the Enterprise sailing to Vietnam, a hijacker skull found, and a supposed $7,000,000 bribe to President Thieu. It criticizes nonprofessionals, praises diligent editors, and urges prompt corrections.
A short quotation highlights that praise given to God, not self, is worthy. It notes self praise as half scandal and emphasizes God deserving all genuine praise as a faithful sacrifice. The reflection frames praise as appropriate for devout focus and humility.
Rev Severin Lamping of Bowling Green denounces Father Andrew Greeley for intemperate attacks on the Catholic Church and hierarchy. He argues positive criticism is needed while Greeley’s stance harms the People of God and the American church.
A reader critiques Ann Landers advice about a 26 year old with multiple marriages and its pessimistic tone. The letter notes missing issues such as treatment and psychiatric history, prompting Landers to acknowledge the critique. Additional exchanges cover a wealthy employer and a housekeeper’s tough work week and a friend bothered by children during calls. Landers suggests leaving the job and shares a method for handling interruptions.
A reader asks if growth halts after puberty and whether testing can reveal if her 13 year old daughter will continue to grow. The父parent cites a neighbor’s doctor using an X ray to view bone structure and seeks safe guidance without harming her daughter.
A Kansas City Times feature on artist Tom Benton, recounting his stance against critics and institutions, his Missouri mural work, and key career moments. The piece cites his firing at the Kansas City Art Institute, fame from the Missouri Capitol murals, and quotes on realism. It also lists birthdays of local figures and blends art history with community notices.
AP report from New York notes by 1978 public TV stations could receive national programs directly via a domestic satellite, replacing the telephone line system. Hartford Gunn Jr, president of PBS, cites three major hurdles to adoption, starting with whether to proceed with a national satellite transmission plan.
A collection of Audrain County items notes and elections across years. Edwin Lierheimer named chair of the 41st soils and crops conference plans. Other entries include Emmett Lewis receiving a Distinguished Service Award, Col. C R Stribling returning from Washington for MMissouri Military Schools duties, wartime industry classifications, and a resignation of Rev J D Greer after 41 years in Audrain parish. Ed Offutt to attend a county school superintendents conference and speak on certifier ceremony.
Readable pieces show channels or route fragments tied to Hannibal Columbia St. Louis and Quincy. The text lists station or route identifiers with numbers, suggesting a transportation grid or timetable fragment. No clear event or date, but multiple city names indicate a regional network snippet.
Television listings show Ktvi St Louis Ktvo Ottumwa Kmox ty St Louis Ksdty St Louis with After school Special at 3 30 p m The Runaways network repeat follows a teenage girl and a street wise boy Tony Orlando hosts guests Danny Thomas Ruth Buzzi at 7 00 pm. American Heritage on 2 3 17 at 7 30 presents The Honorable Sam Houston drama of the Texan's stand with Robert Stack. Multiple afternoon and prime time show listings follow including Beat Clock Gilligan Startles and a Tonight lineup across channels 2 3 4 7 9 11 13 17 23 47 58 with movies Dramas comedies and game shows and weather notes.
A 140000 research project studies feasibility of a national by satellite transmission system for public TV. If funded, PBS would equip 152 licensees with ground receivers at a cost up to 30 million dollars and seek borrowing to cover startup costs, with a late June or July finish for the study.
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