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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1977
Page
3
A reader urges attention to seniors in homes through frequent short visits honest communication, and practical help. Suggestions include writing letters, addressing envelopes, providing greeting cards, running errands, mending, laundry, modest gifts, short country drives, and respect for rest and appropriate meals, all to show love and care.
A compact exhortation urging bold action to overcome Jordan like obstacles on the path to promised inheritance. The text uses biblical imagery to stress courageous advancement and decisive steps toward a higher vocation.
Dr. Barry Flinchbaugh of Kansas State University told a Manhattan Rotary Club luncheon that humanitarian work has failed to feed the world. He urged Americans and others to pay taxes or fund grain purchases and distribution systems to aid developing nations, arguing price signals must motivate farming and aid. He warned much effort has been wasted by talk and costly conferences, while real progress remains elusive.
Greetings mark birthdays for Cynthia Elizabeth Senor James Pete Simmons Centralia Miss Leila Hayes Roger Riney Bill Shrader John Cluster Danny Ball John Goodman Howard Fennewald Wanda Johnson Sam Maylee. Today Con ductor Donald Voorheen is 74 Writer Alice Winchester is 70 Thought for today A Dutch proverb about a loaf and a slice.
A Houston parent and others debate a school notice about a cross graded multi ethnic learning plan. Ann Landers explains the program aims to educate by ability and learning pace, promoting respect for individual differences and diverse races.
A reader asks about venous inflammation symptoms and home care. Advice covers heat, anti inflammatory drugs, elastic stockings, walking with caution, avoiding injuries, leg elevation, and avoiding leg crossing. When inflammation subsides, possibilities include vein tying or sclerosing injections.
A compact, date-spanning timeline from Mexico, Missouri, recounts scout camp memories in 1927, sewer ordinance debates in 1937, a 1947 Franklin medal and car contest winners, 1957 political discussion, 1967 senior citizen visits, 1972 labor hearings plus MFA mill silo work and a hoax Cuivre River monster sighting near Highway 54.
Channel lineups feature Phil Donahue at 6 on Channel 17 with Judith Exner. CBS presents The Retirement Revolution at 7 in Des Moines and California, while Baryshnikov appears at Wolf Trap. Warnings note erroneous listings from unreported changes by stations and a slate of films, shows, and a 9 pm Energy Dilemma program.
Beverly Hills NBC special Tut The Boy King revisits the legend that Tutankhamen cursed Lord Carnarvon, allegedly causing his death in 1923 after unsealing the tomb. The account centers on Carnarvon’s son recounting events, the Cairo blackout, and the Ark of unproven superstition amid a cocktail of film and music notes.
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