How Much Is Too Much in Creating Jobs Opinion
A May 11 1977 editorial argues Missouri needs jobs and links job creation to corporate profits. It cites a survey on profit margins, compares 5.2 to 5.4 and 10.2 starting in 1950, and warns that low profits hinder hiring. The piece advocates a business climate and taxation that preserve profit to spur investment and employment.
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Mexico
Ledger—Web
Missouri
Henry Ford
Treasury
Enduring Faith Message on Seeing God Within
A devotional passage proclaims blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God. It asserts God is within and around us, while prideful, selfish, and cynical people cannot perceive Him. Pure hearts, the text says, are the key to recognizing divinity everywhere.
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God
No Controls On Soybeans
The Washington Post notes how soybeans drive inflation as demand rises globally and supply fears push prices higher. It recalls past embargo lessons, cites Bob Bergland’s rejection of an export ban, and frames the moral question of feeding a growing world while containing U.S. costs. Birthday mentions conclude the item.
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Washington
D. C
Japan
Soviet Union
Via
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Nixon
Secretary of Agriculture
Bob Bergland
Dear Ann Landers Advice From The Pioneer Column
A collection of letters and responses from the Ann Landers column covering marital sex matters, gifts etiquette, medical questions, and wellbeing. The page includes advice on communication with spouses, handling embarrassing gift returns, neck spine pains, and panniculitis, with guidance from Dr Thesteson and general tips on life balance and kindness.
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Ann Landers
Nerves Involved In Arthritis And Reader Questions
A column discusses niculitis and its inflammatory symptoms with uncertain causes and corticosteroid trials, notes allergy reactions to seafood, and addresses keloid formation in teenagers seeking ear piercing. It also covers cortisone hair growth and promotes Dr Thosteson's arthritis booklet with mail-in request details.
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B.S
Green Fire Brick Co. takes options on farm for 164 acres
The A P Green Fire Brick Co. has optioned the W C Stewart farm, home to Green Hills golf course, at 175 an acre for six months on a 164 acre tract. It also optioned the Herman Apel farm of 80 acres south of Rush Hill at 100 an acre.
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W. C. Stewart
Green Hills
Herman Apel
Rush Hill
the Ledger
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mexico
San Diego
St. Louis
Worland
Jefferson City
New York
TV Guide Highlights Curated for Tonight’s Lineup
A collage of channels lists movies shows and news. John Wayne’s Cowboys and Donovan’s Reef appear alongside The Mysterious Rhinestone Cowboy and Nixon tapes coverage. Prime time features CBS NBC ABC offerings with cartoons talk shows and boxing events.
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Norton
Virginia Hill
Dyan Cannon
Bobick
Moll
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Rossman
Michael Regrave
Donovan
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Paradise
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Teresa Wright
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Lucy
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Zoom
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Elizabeth Montgomery
Suzy
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Jones
Centennial
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Mary Hartman
Margot Fonteyn
McCloud
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Hawaii
Nixon
San
Francisco
Dickens Hard Times four part series opens tonight
AP television writer Jay Sharbutt reviews the four part English dramatization of Dickens Hard Times set in Coketown. The cast includes Sissy Jupe by Michelle Dibnah, Gradgrind portrayed by Patrick Allen, Louisa and Tom by Jacqueline Tong and Richard Wren, Bounderby by Timothy West, and Mr Sleary by Harry Markham. The program, directed by John Irvin, recreates Dickensian detail though some dialogue quality may vary.
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Los Angeles
Sissy Jupe
Thomas Gradgrind
Josiah Bounderby
Sparsit
Charles Dickens
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England
Michelle Dibnah
Gradgrind
Patrick Allen
Louisa
Tom
Jacqueline Tong
Richard Wren
Bounderby
Timothy West
Dickens
Harry Markham
Mr. Sleary
Mexico Ledger
Washington St
Mexico
Audrain
APO
John Irvin
Local Highlights From Area Schools and Churches
Ardell of Dye senool Catherine Ann Wyss and Myrta Joe Day noted in area schooling. Bud Rodes elected president of Cerebral Palsy School board on May 11 1967. Rev Jeff Marsh to transfer June 1 1972 to Cape Girardeau Farmington district superintendent role. Leonard Mills farms south of Benton City with four jumping mules Pepper from Appaloosa mare bred to white jack capable of 52 inch jumps and three others at 40 inches in coonhunting training.
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Dye Senool
Catherine Ann Wyss
Beaver Dam
Myrta Joe Day
Bryan School
Bud Rodes
Cerebral Palsy School
Jeff Marsh
Mexico
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