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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1975
Page
2
The piece argues officials erred on two Dallas touchdowns in a Dallas St. Louis game prompting a call for a super referee in the press box with instant replay links to correct calls. It cites prior college errors and advocates modern use to reduce human error and improve fairness.
A brief note proclaims that Jesus heals today as a man reports being made whole and joyfully shares his experience, urging others to seek spiritual restoration through faith.
Readers debate ambulance funding after defeat of the ambulance district. Dr G P Kallenbach argues for private transfer vehicles to cut costs, while ED Lang urges resistance to government mandates and cites costs from EPA OSHA and FEA. Both call for citizen input and prudent spending.
A collage of reader questions and Ann Landers replies covers teen taunts about a rating scale from Tenners to Fivers, a request for a reprint of a prior column, a realism prayer, hair piece anxiety on dates, and packed TV sports and programming listings.
A Sunday TV lineup features World Conference of the Latter-day Saints at 10:00 a.m. on Channel 2 and 10:30 p.m. on Channel 10, plus Guv Brown of California press at 11:00 on channels 5, 8, 10. NFL games include Denver Broncos vs Buffalo Bills at noon on channels 5, 8, 10 and NY Giants vs Cards in St Louis at 1:00 p.m. on channels 7, 13, with Washington Redskins vs Eagles in Philadelphia at 3:00 on channels 4, 7, 13. A playoff baseball game is listed at 3:00 on channels 5, 8, 10. Disney debuts The Secret Of The Pond at 6:00 on channels 5, 8, 10, and World At War at 6:30 on channel 11. The schedule also lists morning programs from 6:00 to 11:00 including Reach Out, Medix, Oral Roberts, and a variety of religious and news shows.
A dense listing details upcoming broadcasts across networks with varied programs. Notable items include Mac Davis and Labelle appearing at 7:00 on dates 4 7 13, Boston Symphony conducted by Seiji Ozawa at 7:00 on 9, Katherine Spacek in a TV drama at 8:00 on 2 3 17, and McCoy starring Tony Curtis at 8:00 on 5 10. The guide also lists extensive film rotations, regional news, sports and religious programs throughout the day and night, with titles spanning Shamus Shamus 1973, Tarzan cinema, and 1967 theater selections, among others.
A reader from Yesterday In Mexico reports her husband with knee arthritis did not feel relief after starting a new medicine named Morton. The letter, dated around October 4, 1965, notes the prescription was filled but no noticeable improvement to his knees.
The Journal of the American Medical Association notes ibuprofen or Motrin relieves arthritis pain with fewer gastrointestinal side effects than aspirin. It may suit patients intolerant to aspirin or other antirheumatic drugs and helps with rheumatoid and osteoarthritis symptoms.
Monday wishes go to E M Wilkes Linda Lou Smith Larry Million Teresa Griffin Bob Stille Vonda Yvette Webber Alan Garth Walker Curtis Harris Raymond Senor Marvin Davidson Mrs Frank DiBlasi Fred Davis Mrs James Newbrough Mrs Richard Rivers. Tuesday birthday wishes go to A W Meine Billy Joe Roberts Donald Forsythe Wallace Playter Julie Shinn Mrs Helen Bounds Carl R Myers Cora Salmons Robin Gaile Roberts Dennis Allen Hollingsworth Edward West. Charlton Heston turns 51 and former baseball star Frank Crosetti turns 65 today.
Channel 13 airings feature America series at 5 30 with Alistair Cooke viewing pre Columbian America Al Onofrio reviews the Michigan game at 6 30 and 11 30 Beverly Sills performs at Wolf Trap in the series second season Donizetti Roberto Devereux and a Cowboys Lions NFL game at Detroit 8 00 plus The Train Robbers with John Wayne on NBC Movie and Maude election night at 8 30 Also morning and daytime programs include news sports and various talk and game shows across multiple channels with multiple time slots and film features throughout the day.
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