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A Missouri editorial laments Southwestern Bell and AT&T plans to replace long distance operators with machines. It warns that loss of live operators will reduce service quality and human touch, risking higher costs from regulators and political consequences. The piece urges preserving people over automation and questions cost-cutting logic.
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Mexico
Southwestern Bell
Missouri
At&t
Congress
Plains
Abilene
Johnson City
Independence
America
Pscs
Fccs
Enduring Faith Amid Fearful Times
A devotional note cites Jeremiah 1 8 reminding believers they are kept by God even when others doubt or menace the divine purpose. The message urges trust and courage in adversity.
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Jeremiah
Loyal British-American letter salutes Queen and England
The writer argues the Jubilee proves the Queen’s enduring symbol of stability amid global change and unemployment. She notes North Sea oil shifting England’s outlook, cites rising living standards since the reign began, and praises sacrifices of England and its youth in wars. God save the Queen.
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Ledger
America
England
Commonwealth of Nations
London
North Sea
Julia Falkner Tompkins
Harold Tompking
Fulton
Dear Ann Landers column turns to married looks and deaf mother-in-law tips
A reader laments a squaring of aging looks in marriage and seeks guidance. Ann Landers offers practical advice on accepting change, focusing on positive qualities, and discerning what cannot be changed. The column also gives deaf-mante guidance with step by step tips for communication and a call to order a booklet.
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Ann Landers
Topeka
Fatso
Joe
Medical concern about rheumatic heart damage and aortic insufficiency
A reader with prior rheumatic fever asks if dizziness and fainting after flu are normal for aortic valve damage. Advice emphasizes lifelong risk, annual checks, and heightened flu protection. bedrest during illness. watch for symptoms and seek medical care.
Rheumatic Heart and Heel Bone Spur Advice
Dear readers seek guidance on aortic insufficiency ECG differences and whether the condition self resolves. A bone spur query suggests X-ray needed, heel pain from inflammation or pressure, and conservative relief methods with no hospitalization. Also explains bacillary pneumonia duration, and directs readers to Dr. Thosteson’s booklet Lost Secrets of Reducing.
Mexico Post, 1927 Bond Issue Plan Reported
The Missouri Military Academy president E. Y. Burton announced a 125000 dollar bond issue on 124 year terms at 6 percent interest. Refinancing would retire current indebtedness except 35000 dollars in preferred stock of a 50000 dollar authorized issue. The item reflects a newspaper summary of local developments.
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C. H. Harrington
Mexico
E. Y. Burton
Missouri Military Academy
Mexico Post Office
Channels Tonight and Movie Listings Across Stations
Erroneous listings aside, the page catalogs TV fare for the evening including The New Healers on Nova at 7:00, Donny and Marie reruns with guests, CBS Movie A Warm December, Waiting for Godot in Theater In America, Flip Wilson on various stations, and NBC Reports Passport to The Unknown. Also features Lust For Evil Pushover Hello Down There Forbidden Games and more.
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Nova
Donny and
Marie
Gabriel Kaplan
Ruth Buzzi
Paul Lynde
CBS
Sidney Poitier
London
Theater
America
Waiting For Godot
Flip Wilson
Geraldine
NBC
Alan King
Alain Delon
Fred MacMurray
Tony Randall
Janet Leigh
Jack Chapman
Ed Ames
Wallace Beery
Philippines
television listings and program highlights Thursday
The Thursday lineup features The Waltons at 7 00 p m on channels 4 7 and 13 plus NBC Magazine specials on channels 6 8 and 10 hosted by Jack Perkins and Linda Ellerbee with segments on reggae Jamaica fashion and custody issues The night also includes films and series like Man The Measure of All Things Westside Medical repeat and excerpts from The 700 Club plus late news and children programs across major networks.
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Waltons
John Boy
NBC
Jack Perkins
Linda Ellerbe
St. Laurent
Florence
Lucy
Sanford & Soi
Davey & Golt
Sesame St
Andy Griff
Hollywood
Jeannie
the 700 Club
Chance
Young
Sesame St. Restless
MacNeil-Lehrer
George & Friends
Rick van Dyl
Hazerda
Ryan’s
Arches
Search
Chico
Phil Ponahus
Glenda Jackson
George Segal
Sherlock Holmes
Avalanche Bicycle and Tyre Co. Ltd
Westside Medical
Alan King
David Frost
All My Children
Big Valley
World Turns
Fa Ob
Our Lives
Mr. Rogers
Mouie
Munsters
Lassie
Marcus Welby
Bonanza
Pyramid
Ironside
Electric Co
One Life
Dinah
Guiding Light
Get Smart
Doctors
Showtime
Beaver
Other World
Newsi
Hospital
Bewitched
Consequence
Edge of
ABC
Mike Douglas
Merv Gritfin
CBS New
Tattletales
Flintstones
Alain Delon
Jack Chapman
Gian Maria Valonte
Robert Vaughn
Cary Grant
Hee Haw
Zoom
Phil Donahue
Three Sons
Chris Moore
Cross-Wits
Mary Hartman
S.W.A.T
MacNeil-Leher
Kojak
Adam
Totter
Now
Civilization
Hawaii
Ralph Waite Found Theatre After Waltons Fame
John Walton's ex alcoholic turned minister Ralph Waite built the Los Angeles Actors' Theater after locating a run-down venue in a non glamor area. The venture is backed by PBS and Exxon and features Beckett's Waiting for Godot. Waite, 49, is a Yale graduate and former social worker who embraced acting later in life.
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Jay Sharbutt
LOS Angeles
Ralph Waite
The
Waltons
Actors’ Theater
PBS
Exxon
Waite
Yale Divinity
Hollywood
Walte
Joseph Papp
New York
White Plains
N.Y
Los Angeles Actors' Theater
Eugene O'Neill
Top 10 Classic Rock and Disco Tracks List
A readout of ten hit songs spanning pop rock and disco from the 1970s and early 1980s. Includes Fleetwood Mac Dreams KC and the Sunshine Band Win Your Boogie Man Marvin Gaye Got To Give It Up Bill Conti Theme From Rocky Lonely Boy Andrew Gold Lucille Kenny Rogers Feels Like The First Time Foreigner Angel In Your Arms Jet Airliner Steve Miller Band.
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Fleetwood Mac
KC & the Sunshine Band
Marvin Gaye
Rocky
Bill Conti
Andrew Gold
Lucille
Kenny Rogers
Foreigner
Angel
Hot
Alan O'Day
Steve Miller
Debate Over Generic Drugs Compared To Brand Names
A pharmacologist reports 18 of 20 generic drugs tested were subpotent, with FDA recalling only nine by publication time. The piece warns against trusting California price lists and generic copiers, arguing brand-name research and controls justify higher prices to ensure safety and efficacy.
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Midwest State University
California Department of Health Care Services
Pharmaceutical Journal
Federal Drug Administration
California
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