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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1974
Page
4
Dear Heloise shares practical kitchen tips in a Q and A style column. A reader describes making four meals from one pot of meat sauce by freezing portions for chili con carne sloppy joes and spaghetti with meat sauce. The reader also advocates washing garden vegetables in a dish drainer to rinse dirt under a faucet.
The U S Postal Service unveils an eight stamp block celebrating the UPU centennial with first day ceremonies in Washington on June 6. The set uses painting inspired designs with Donne quotation on four stamps and UPU 1874 1974 on the rest. Also announced is a souvenir card and related philatelic publications and a separate four stamp block for the July 4 200th anniversary of the First Continental Congress with images of Carpenters Hall and Independence Hall and quotations from Congress and the Declaration. Prices and ordering details are provided for collectors and nonmembers.
TV schedule and movie notes from Channel 13 11 7 4 5 10 3 17 23 covering American Life Style Gunsmoke Billy Graham Crusade and various afternoon primes. Programs include Edison home visit Brady Bunch Family shows two films No Way To Treat A Lady Blood On The Moon and A Patch Of Blue with a looping daily lineup across multiple stations.
Missouri Supreme Court studies whether a person must be registered to sign initiative petitions. The case stems from a Conserva tion Federation suit that argued signers need not be registered, while the secretary of state appealed. The argument centers on constitutional rights and whether voter registration is required to influence law changes.
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