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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1975
Page
8
Three bedroom property featuring a family room in excellent condition with an attached garage and loan as part payment option. Jackson unit offers three bedrooms, a den, twelve baths, and ample space for the price. Will consider offers and assumes loan.
A book coauthored and inscribed by President Ford when he was a congressman sold for 300 dollars at Charles Hamilton Galleries in the Waldorf Astoria. Thirteen Ford-signed letters brought 665 dollars total. The 1965 book Portrait of the Assassin, with John Stiles, discusses Lee Harvey Oswald. Ford made a spelling error in the inscription.
Miss Anne Russell Baker of Mexico, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Baker, earned a place on William Woods College Fall 1974 Achievement list for maintaining a 3.00 to 3.49 GPA. She is a Mexico High School graduate and attends Fulton based college. Julian Bond plans 1976 presidential bid if he net enough support and funds by June and says he may influence the Democratic nomination otherwise.
Vice President Rockefeller told 1 800 at the National Business Leadership Conference that the nation's economic and energy woes are the greatest challenge ever faced. He warned OPEC price increases and urged Congress to move swiftly on President Ford's plans to restore independence and economic stability.
A Monday ledger lists World Hunger Who Will Survive on Channel 9 at 6 45 PM with Bill Moyers narrating. The evening features The Boston Strangler with Tony Curtis and Henry Fonda on ABC at 8 PM and Play Misty For Me on NBC at 8 PM, followed by Kenneth Clark on Romantic Rebellion at 8 30 PM and Tonight Show sketches with McLean Stevenson.
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