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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1977
Page
3
Dear Dr Thosteson: a patient reports sluggish thyroid with fatigue and asks if diet helps. The doctor suggests subtle hypothyroidism in her age and that Cytomel may help, warns of possible heart palpitations and that dosage adjustments may be needed. Also advises against diet as a cure and to consider finding a new doctor if mail consultation is impossible.
City Forester W H Thompson extols the Silver Maple Acer saccharinum noting its rapid growth and shade but warning of brittle wood, strong root systems that crack sidewalks, and wind damage as it ages. The piece, referencing local Dogwood Drive, Marlin Fisher, Kevin Farnen, and the former Fleetwood Military Academy site, blends botanical commentary with humorous quotes about choosing trees like spouses.
The Match A Youth organization in Mexico seeks at least six new adult volunteers ages 16 and over to mentor youths ages 7 to 15. Inspired by Big Brother Big Sister, the program pairs adults with children for friendship, tutoring, and activities. A training workshop is planned for Feb 1 at 6:30 p.m. at the East Monroe Street mental health center. contact Mickey Young at 581-0006.
Cape Town AP report states President Nicolaas Diederichs opened South Africa's all white parliament with promises of adjustments to apartheid policies. He cited plans to create a dispensation offering human dignity and opportunities for all, while Vorster's cabinet outlined desegregation steps for urban blacks and community councils replacing advisory bodies. A black nationalist leader died in police confinement as the government threatened to close desegregating Catholic schools.
Iva Toguri D Aquino known as Tokyo Rose speaks in Chicago after word arrives that President Ford granted her a pardon. It was among his final acts in office.
COLUMBUS Ohio AP Former U S Attorney General William Saxbe said Gary Gilmore got what he deserved calling him a vicious killer He dismissed fears of a wave of executions and noted Gilmore preferred death to life in prison during a news conference Friday Saxbe has resided in Ohio after serving as U S ambassador in India
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