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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1973
Page
2
The piece argues inflation stems from voter choices and policy. It claims higher taxes, wages, and discouraging investment worsen purchasing power, while increased production is the key to stabilizing the dollar. It calls for labor, politicians, and management to unite on expanding production to prevent rising prices.
The passage recalls Exodus 18 11 declaring the Lord greater than all deities and questions modern believers about worshiping riches prestige and temporal power alongside God. It contrasts ancient injunctions with today’s temptations to idolize wealth and status.
A collection of reader questions to Ann Landers covers animal cruelty, dating behavior, listening skills, and teen boundaries. The column offers blunt guidance on responsibility, common sense, and personal limits with references to dating age, communication, and modesty. Readers from Atlanta Racine and others seek practical answers, with Ann urging consideration and kindness.
Dear Dr Thosteson answers reader inquiries on eye drops causing pupil dilation and temporary light sensitivity after eye exams. He notes drops dilate pupils for exam, effects fade in 3-4 hours, advises dark glasses, and confirms no lasting eyesight harm. He also addresses pregnancy tooth X rays, and a senior's blood pressure 144/60 as not too high with health context.
James Reston argues shortages are not harmful but revealing and that American prosperity bred excess. He critiques consumerism, urges energy conservation, and imagines a shift to frugality and public transit, praising self sufficiency spurred by Middle East oil cuts. He cites Nixon’s energy measures and Arab oil leverage shaping policy.
Yesterday in Mexico at Fulton the Central Missouri United Cerebral Palty annual meeting elected Julian C. Stoy of Mexico as president. Retiring president Lester Meeks, Duane Rankin, Mrs. Stoy, Mrs. Meeks and Lon J. Levins also attended.
Open Forum Editor thanks supporters of the class of 75 wiffleball game sponsored by MHS Jr. Class. Proceeds will go toward the junior senior prom this spring. Robin Johnagn Secretary.
Lt Col Gerald Carr leads Skylab 3 on a record longest space mission with Dr Edward Gibson and William Pogue aboard. The veteran Marine pilot aims for a steady, consultative command style while expecting minor early glitches and ongoing commitment to space exploration.
Long profile of Ed ward G. Gibson a 37 year old scientist astronaut rising from a boyhood battle with osteomyelitis to a career at Caltech and Rochester and now chosen for Skylab 3 the space agency's longest mission. Notes his athletic comes back and his family in Buffalo Kenmore Tonawanda and San Clemente. Describes childhood health fears and early academic struggles, turning to athletics and science then to NASA joining in 1985 and his chopper accident revealing his pragmatic stance.
AP reports Skylab 3 pilot William R. Pogue will carry reading glasses and books on sociology economics psychology and politics on his 85 day Skylab mission. He turns 44 soon after his Jan 23 birthday and remains the oldest space rookie yet highly experienced as a former combat pilot and Thunderbirds member.
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