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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1976

Page

2

Editorial cartoon targets Church and CIA probes

A cartoon shows Sen Frank Church riding a wrecking ball labeled defense of the nation, criticizing Senate and House probes into CIA and FBI for political leverage. It argues intelligence work needs caution, condemns leaks and sensationalism, and notes Church’s presidential ambitions while dismissing the investigations as misused for publicity and political gain. The piece ends by condemning violence as a harmful price to pay for headlines.

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End of Day Reflections on Faith and Help

A reflective note cites Psalm 42 3 about tears as nourishment and cries for God. It thanks God for strength and urges asking for help in difficult times. The message blends faith, endurance, and reliance on divine aid amid hardship.

Open Forum on Boulevard Paving Probe at The Ledger

Editor Earl Estes voices concern over seven issue print of Boulevard paving and asks if funds could be redirected to town needs. The note explains state required ordinance, petition window, and federal aid for costs, with abutting property owners paying a $6 front foot under plan. A separate unsigned letter laments a neglected cat and urges humane help.

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Mrs. Ford Endorses Liberty Bell Move to Modern Hall

In Philadelphia First Lady Betty Ford praised the bell now housed in a glass and steel setting near Independence Hall. She attended a dedication for a $175,000 sculpture at the new federal courthouse and said the relocation will help more Americans learn the symbol’s meaning.

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Obscene wallpaper in dining room sparks an advice panel

Ann Landers advises guests to skip dinners with two 50 year old men who decorate their dining room with explicit centerfolds. She suggests requesting redecorating and speaks candidly about feelings. The column includes reader letters on stadium radios and anonymous initials, ending with a request for her sex education booklet.

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Doctor advises on asthma shots and foot care

A. G. asks if adrenaline injections worsen a grandson's asthma symptoms. Dr. Thosteson notes epinephrine can raise heart rate and agitation and suggests smaller doses and reporting to the doctor. He mentions possible interactions with aminophylin and ephedrine and discusses preventative inhaled meds between attacks.

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Confusing TV Listings Across Channels Tonight

A chaotic local guide lists programs on stations in St Louis Ottumwa and nearby areas with erroneous spellings and times. It notes The Waltons drama at 7 and Barney Miller at 7 30 plus PBS and NBC/CBS/Movie entries.

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Route 1 improvements approved by State Highway Commission

A compilation of dated notes from Mexico Missouri and broader history shows Route 1 relocation approval near a sanitary landfill connecting to Agricultural Street. Other entries highlight a Lake development plan funded at $9,000, election of a young farmer president, a AP personality sketch subject, a new fire brick plant operation, and historic events in 1791 1905 and 1770s era with a note on colonial militia exclusion.

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Mary Tyler Moore Stars in CBS Mock Musical Dream

Mary Tyler Moore appears in CBSs Marys Incredible Dream a one hour musical fantasy featuring Adam Eve Noah and World War II themes with Ben Vereen Doug Kershaw and the Manhattan Transfer in multiple production numbers as Angel Devil and various roles.

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Birthday Greetings for Vandalia Residents and Notables

A birthday message lists multiple residents of Vandalla including Darrell Pollard Charles Johnson Jerry Kyle Moore Judy Womack David Ezell Gary Belcher Jeffrey Dale Woods John Roger McFarland Mark Alan Stotler Karen Fishburnin twins Kevin Fishburn Lucille Johnston Carl Ray Carla Ray Edgar Lee Hook and Mrs Paul Hucker Notalia Talley Pearl Borcherding Cynthia Strait James Talbert. Also notes birthdays for Birch Bayh Jr. Indiana senator and actress Ann Sothern. Thought for today cites Abraham Lincoln.

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Mexican Ledger Publication Rates and Office Hours

Mexican Ledger published daily except Sundays and holidays at 300 N Washington St Mexico Mo 65265. Rates: $2.50 monthly or $27 yearly in trade area. Audrain adjoiners $20 yearly. six months $12. three months $8. All other Mo counties $26 yearly. six months $17. three months $11. Out of state $20 yearly. six months $18. three months $13. Armed forces $1.50 per month. Office hours 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays and 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturdays.

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