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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1976
Page
3
A student at Community R-6 writes of the death of A-6 Superintendent George Cameron. The letter praises his kindness and the smile in his eyes, urges kindness to others, and invites support for the new superintendent while noting Cameron would have valued the students’ tribute.
Quote speaks of Jesus directing followers to Galilee and meeting him there urging personal discovery of sacred places. It frames faith as finding the Christ in daily life whether in ghettos, homes, loved ones, or distant locales.
Riverside Reader and others complain or praise Ann Landers new photograph. Letters describe the image as younger, moldy old, or a talking-face moment while readers joke about retouching, blouse wear, and the photo’s impact on the column.
Tonight features It's Arbor Day Charlie Brown at 7:00 p.m. on channels 4 7 and 13 with reruns on Happy Days Movin On Good Times MASH and Police Woman. Adams Chronicles airs at 8:00 p.m. on wings as John Quincy Adams biography dramatizes the presidency amid viewer letters and Ann Landers style responses.
Henry Fonda hosts a dramatic series on the American Revolution with episodes from Valley Forge to Shay's Rebellion. Reruns of Starsky and Hutch and other classics fill the late afternoon and prime time slots on Channel 9 and 11, with Copland conducting the LA Philharmonic on a CBS Special. Local meteorology, game shows, soaps, and movies fill a dense daily grid across CBS NBC and ABC.
A reader asks about frequent night urination despite a normal urine flow. Rectal exam shows no prostate enlargement yet cystoscopy suggests enlargement near the bladder neck. Doctor recommends transurethral resection. reader seeks second opinion. A second letter asks if a tilted uterus affects pregnancy. expert says backward tilt is common and not a problem, requiring no treatment.
AP analysis by Walter R. Mears notes Daley aims to lock in a strong Illinois delegation with 59 of Chicago's delegate slots, while Walker and Howlett contest the governor's race. Carter seeks a top showing to bolster his national bid, and Shriver needs an upset to stay viable. Reagan and Ford compete for Republican delegates amid a pro-Reagan expectation.
Wire service notes NYSE approval for A P Green Refractories Co common stock with trading slated to start in April. The report also lists local items including Harold E. Northcutt among about 100 National Farmers Organization grain dept assistants at a Corning Iowa meeting, and a memorial church shipment partial en route to Fulton from St Mary Aldermanbury Church London for Westminster College.
Mexico Ledger lists publication details and rates including daily schedule excluding Sundays and holidays. It states office hours 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday to Friday and 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Saturday, with various mailing and carrier pricing for local and distant subscribers.
Free small Beltone hearing aid model advertised for listeners who hear but do not understand. Non operating unit weighs under a third of an ounce and is mailed to readers. Send for yours to Beltone Electronics Corp Department 9525 at 4201 West Victoria Street Chicago Illinois 60646.
Wyngarden and Peter Todsen named among the first 12 Men of the Week by the Mexico Junior Chamber of Commerce. Jaycees selected a new man weekly for community recognition.
Greetings go to Mrs Roy Guile Renae Heim Rodney Blue Larry Fike Judy Ector Frances Marie Campbell Mary Anna Adams Donna Clevenger William L Fry Mrs A L Durham Brian Smith and twins Marvin and Martin Meckley on this Thursday from the community roster.
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