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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1977
Page
2
The piece argues that money alone cannot ensure a stronger military. Gen Bruce Clarke cites three factors: force strength, morale and leadership, and wise government use. He notes history shows government and public support matter as much as funding and urges a balanced study of defense expenditures.
A reflective note urges seekers to follow the old paths and the good way. It warns that many have strayed onto unmarked routes, stressing the need to choose a direction that leads to the intended destination. The message anchors on Jeremiah 6 16 style guidance.
The June forecast paints a conservative but optimistic view for 1979 in refractories and structural clay products, with clay pipe turning slow for five to six quarters. Editors see early signs of a rebound, urging focus on prefab brick panels, housing market expansion, and industry cost reanalysis to boost sales.
Mexico Ledger announces daily publication details with pricing by location and method. Includes single copy price, carrier and mail rates, subscription terms for Audrain and surrounding counties, out of state, and military APO pricing, plus office hours.
The nationwide Cash Box chart lists the top ten best selling records. Includes Theme From Rocky by Bill Conti at number one and hits by Alan O'Day Marvin Gaye Foreigner Fleetwood Mac Steve Miller Band Shaun Cassidy OT The Marshall Tucker Band and others in the top ten.
A letter pile shows readers outraged by flamboyant behavior and cross persuasion in the Anxious Floyd case, while others question social invitations and Southern speech pride. Ann Landers replies on tolerance, etiquette, and a new sex education booklet.
Readers seek guidance on preventing chigger burrowing and managing degenerative arthritis. Advice covers liberal use of repellents like Deet Indalone and dimethyl carbate, prompt bathing with strong soap, pant leg protection, pest control, and consults with pharmacists or doctors. Also discusses hip knee arthritis treatment options including injections hot baths and potential hip replacement.
A chronological Chronicle notes July 19 entries detailing daily commutes by Clark Barnes in a Ford, three new Standard service stations planned on east highway and Fulton and Centralia roads, and local business moves from 1877 to 1987. It mentions Joe B. Daniel, a longtime fixer, and civic updates.
Greetings on Wednesday extend warm birthday wishes to Margie Mae Shock and a group of friends and relatives including Mrs Harold Zeigler Mary Delores Griffin Mary Koran Kathy Holtkamp Terry Brown Carol Cluster Winona Pulis Bonnie Cox Linda Powell Michael Wayne Darby Greg Marlee Mrs Paul Davis and Teresa Blum.
Channel schedules note 7:00 p.m. Seuss cartoon The Lorax and 7:15 p.m. All-Star Game review segments. ABC Movie Love Story at 8:00 p.m. plus a slate of dramas, comedies, and news across Channels 4 7 13 with regional station names and multiple time slots.
Dandy Don Meredith, former Dallas Cowboys quarterback, returns to ABC for Monday night football and entertains TV movie prospects. He leaves NBC after accepting ABC’s offer for more acting time, with plans to do two TV movies yearly and nine Monday night games through December. Meredith cites renewed entertainment opportunities at ABC and his drive to expand beyond sports commentary.
The Boonslick Advisory Council schedules an open public meeting July 25 1977 at 8 00 p.m. in the Lincoln County Courthouse Troy Missouri to gather input from Lincoln Montgomery and Warren Counties residents on proposed land use policies. Written comments accepted through July 26 1977.
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