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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1977
Page
2
An editorial laments America’s image abroad, arguing the world views the United States as complacent and overly consumer driven while the Soviet Union grows stronger. It warns of a grim future if the nation clings to pacifism and disarms, condemning mankind to a “Hundred Year Night” under rival powers.
A brief religious reflection requests guidance to keep sabbath observance as commanded, invoking Ez 20 12 and a plea for strength to honor the day as a sign between God and believers. It underscores devotion and collective prayer for adherence to sabbath duties.
Senator Danforth explains his support for two Panama Canal treaties after visiting 27 communities during the August recess. He argues the treaties protect U S interests, ensure canal neutrality and gradual Panamanian operation by 2000, with reassurance that aid is not taxpayer funded and that U S security remains enhanced through continued scrutiny and hearings.
A compact read of top titles in the current Publishers Weekly list including The Thorn Birds by McCullough The Silmarillion by Tolkien Dynasty by Elegant Crash Of ’79 by Erdman and Elusions by Bach Nonfiction features All Things Wise and Wonderful by Herriot Looking Out For No. 1 by Ringer Book Of Lists by Wallechinsky The Dragons Of Eden by Sagan Youur Erronetus Zones by Dyer
A reader asks about a husband who gets drunk on small amounts of beer and the wife questions a long term affair. Ann explains tolerance varies, suggests counseling, and notes the need to set boundaries. The column also covers a reader facing emotional abuse and seeks tactics to avoid being manipulated.
A listing of television programs for Thursday includes Captioned News at 9, The 700 Club at 11:40 PM, Movie at midnight, Forsyte Saga at 42:30 AM, and various late night newscasts and studio segments. Programs span CBS channels with time slots and episode references.
A chaotic broadcast list shows films and documentaries including Drought at 8 PM and a late night Redd Foxx appearance. The grid names Robin Hood Little Women and Perception alongside shows like The Gong Show and The Tonight show style segments.
A reader asks about Meniere's disease symptoms and treatment options beyond diuretics. Dr Thosteson outlines causes, fluid balance, diet changes, anti dizziness meds, possible nicotinic acid use, and signs that may require ultrasound or other measures, noting gradual improvement and potential risks if untreated. He also answers questions on ear noises and stuttering myths, emphasizing individual variation and the column's purpose to educate readers.
A compact retrospective itemizes events from Oct 5 across decades in Mexico. It notes agricultural yields from 1877, cinema openings in 1927, a pastor entering seminary, a 1937 restaurant plans, a Kiwanis talk on Europe, a 1947 birthday tea for the Mexico Business and Professional Women, and local animal losses. It continues with a 1957 soybean festival parade, Dad’s Weekend attendance at Missouri Military Academy, 1967 National Merit commendations for four Mexico High School students, and 1972 store openings by Kline’s in the West Plaza with Jon Scaramella as manager alongside political campaign activity by Bill Phelps. A maple-leaf signal framed the fall scene.
Actress Lesley Ann Warren returns to television with NBC's adaptation of Harold Robbins 79 Park Avenue airing Oct 16 17 and 18. She plays a poor New York girl who becomes a prostitute a stripper and a madam, after a hiatus from TV and stage work.
Friday wishes are extended 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 Hollingsworth and Edward West with cake and candles in a community birthday tribute.
The Mexico Ledger lists publication details including daily schedule with Sunday and holiday exclusion, postal and mailing rates for various regions, and office hours from 7:30 am to 5:30 pm Monday through Friday and 7:30 am to 1:00 pm Saturday. It notes carrier and subscription pricing for different locales and military APOs.
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