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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1971
Page
8
Reader shares a clever system using colored adhesive tags to label meats and fish by item, wrapping portions, and storing them in concrete labeled containers. The author notes easy retrieval, reduced waste, and helps ensure oldest items are used first.
Puzzle text shows scattered crossword clues and partial answers. Names like Bela appear as a stray, with items such as road surface and gemstones listed among answers. The fragmentary OCR yields unclear layout and inconsistent entries, offering few coherent clues or a solvable grid.
Barry Draper a 26 year old glue sniffer stood before Judge Alfonso Sepe in Miami facing parole violation. He was not represented by counsel and offered no option for representation as Sepe ordered immediate medical examination for possible brain damage while Draper remains in custody. Draper has a long history of glue sniffing since age 16 and has prior burglary tools breaking and entering and petty larceny charges with probation extended amid recent glue sniffing and marijuana possession arrests.
Rates apply to consecutive insertions for the Mexico trade area. All other ads are per line. Ads are cash items. Telephone ads must be paid within three days.
The federal judge ruled in June 1969 that three Missouri Penitentiary inmates did not have rights violated during disturbances that risked a riot. Suits from six others are under study by U S District Judge Elmo B Hunter. The ruling supports prison officials including Warden Harold R Swenson in using extreme measures to stop the outbreak. Attorney General Danforth called the case important and cautioned on nationwide suits.
Cynthia Frink an 18 year old from Manchester New Hampshire received a call claiming to be the President after she spoke at Central High School praising military strength patriotism and the flag Nixon reportedly praised her positive take and she remained in shock from the unexpected contact.
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