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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1972

Page

2

Editorial series continues with guest writers at Ledger

Editor notes introduce the ongoing guest column with officials contributing viewpoints. The Ledger explains selections based on holder of office and upcoming terms. Readers are urged to consider each writer's important timely editorial comment as offered in this series.

The Ledger Ers Flip Wilson At&t Yellowstone George C Swift Scott

Getting The Most Out Of Your Vote

Mrs. William D. Merritt of the League of Women Voters explains nonpartisan voter engagement and the duty of citizens to inform themselves and lobby. Emphasizes informed participation, responsiveness of government, and individual letters or conversations as essential civic actions.

William D. Merritt League of Women Voters of Mexico-Audrain County League of Women Voters League United States Ity

Prayerful Reflections on Repentance and Joy in Heaven

A religious reflection cites Luke 15 10 about joy in heaven over a sinner who repents. It urges readers to seek repentance now, noting spiritual joy extends beyond heavenly realms. The tone emphasizes personal reflection and moral urging.

Ann Landers Columns on Smoking and Marriage Advice

Dear Ann Landers answers reader questions about banning smoking in a new car, dealing with a husband boasting about a high IQ, and maintaining respect with aging parents. Advice emphasizes personal boundaries, counseling, and mutual consideration. The column invites reader suggestions on publishing engaged couples’ photos.

Ann Landers Benton Harbor Michigan Grandma Grandpa Orlando

Cirrhosis of the liver dangers and recovery limits

A medical discussion explains cirrhosis causes by alcohol and hepatitis, how it progressively harms liver functions, and the slim chances of full cure. It emphasizes complete abstinence from alcohol, ongoing medical monitoring, fluid management, and a controlled diet.

Forum letter questions Senate taxes and Keynesian ethics

Open Forum lampoons Senatorial doubts on the 348 billion revenue sharing bill and the nation’s fiscal policy. It urges direct backlash against lawmakers, likens deficit spending to a runaway ride, and criticizes Nixon McGovern choices while listing Saturday birthday greetings for local residents and President Cronin.

Ledger White China Russel Blackburns Senate U.S. Senate Blackburn John Howard Keynes Rothschild Gang Richard Michael Hawkins Suzanne Porter Dorothy Travis Ray Scherer John Collens Louis Williams Kevin Dean Barker Harold Lapp Ross Ferris Bobby Stanford Richard Belcher Howard Brandon Farber Howard Weakly Darren Heaton Henry Mozee Robert Holtkamp Willis Lunceford Bryan Perkins Joe Cronin American Baseball League

Mexico Ledger Page Preview October 4 1972

A brief page note from the Mexico Missouri Ledger dated Thursday October 4, 1972. This first glimpse lists local notices and items likely to appear in the paper, reflecting small town events and announcements of that day.

Mexico

LV cannes 1) Kpli St Louis 13 Krol Jeff City 17

LV cannes report shows Kpli at St Louis with 13 and Krol at Jeff City with 17. The note mentions Kébj-ty Columbia with 17 i 6 on See tv.

Kpli St. Louis Krol Jeff City Columbia Ktvi Ktvo Ottumwa Kmox-ty Ksd-tv Khoarty Hannibal Weem-tv Quincy

Television Listings Highlight Tonight’s Dramatic Lineup

Missing-person drama The Mod Squad leads at 7 PM on channels 2 3 and 17 with a wounded Viet vet. The Waltons airs at 7 PM on channels 4 7 and 13 featuring John-Boy, played by Richard Thomas. Major film listings include Marlowe at 8 PM on 4 7 13 with James Garner and a 9 PM Dean Martin guest lineup on 5 6 10.

The Waltons John-Boy John- Boy Richard Thomas Wilson Paul McCartney Wings Bill Russell Stiller and Meara Kenny Rankin Advocates CBS Marlowe James Garner Badham Chandler Sandy Dennis Draculla Christopher ‘Lee Bén Gazzara Wandra Hendrix Lex Barker Black Beauty Tainian Hogan's Heroes ABC News Virginian CBS News NBC News Ozark Opry Dean Martin Louis Perry Mason Pathfinders Flip Wilson Andy Griffith Apovis U2 Nashville Dick Cavett Toni Jonathan Winters

Sonny and Cher on TV Tonight Leads to Movie Match

TV guide notes Sonny and Cher perform at 7:00 p.m. on channels 4 7 13 with Jimmy Durante and Gilbert O Sullivan also listed. CBS Movie They Call Me Mister Tibbs stars Sidney Poitier at 10:30 p.m. on channels 4 7 13.

Sonny and Cher Jimmy Durante Gilbert O'Sullivan Fred Lamont Sanford and Son Jason Room 222 CBS Mister Tibbs Sidney Poitier Vanity Fair Banyon Johnn Cargon David Brenner Barry Sullivan James Garner Gary Cooper Town & Country Mike Douglas Merv Griffin Hal Barton Tri-State Make Deal Experiment World Turns Flintstones Phil Donahue Guiding Light Elec. Co Our Lives Mr. Rogers Showtime Doctors Big Valley Hospital Gilligan Love Price Right Lucy Andy Griffith Perry Mason Weatherscan Designing Women Circus Buck Owens Maude Dick Cavett

Top of the Month aims to brighten TV with nine musical comedies

AP Television writer Jay Sharbutt reviews AT&T produced Top of the Month, a nine part series airing on about 110 stations. The opening October show with Lorne Greene falters in weak writing and singing. November improves due to Bob Crane’s timing, while December features John Forsythe in a 1957 rock group skit. The series was taped on tight schedules to fit free airtime with limited commercials.

Jay Sharbutt NEW York (Ap Tony Randall American Telephone and Telegraph Co At&t Federal Communications Commission Bell System Bonanza Lorne Greene E.J. Peaker Miss Peaker Greene Bob Crane John Forsythe

Audrain farmers gain wheat planting allowance 15 acres

In Mexico on Friday Oct 12 1962 President Kennedy signed a bill amending the farm law to permit planting up to 15 acres of wheat. Audrain farmers with 15 acres planted are now considered safe. The report also notes local Rotary Club activity and various regional updates from Mexico Missouri including church, education, and military figures.

Kennedy Col J. 8. Gardner U. S. Naval Academy Missouri Military Academy Annapolis Rotary Club Col. Gardner Mexico Marine Corps Morris Potter Sedalia Bethlehem Baptist Church Barbara Ingram Audrain Hospital Robert Ingram Grove St First Baptist Church the Parker J. Edward Rains W. H. Uph Vermont A. H. Schopp Carnival? Company Audrain County University O Missouri Columbia Alice Zerelda Adams D. Ty’ Barnes Virginia E. Botts Jo Thomas Bybee Helen Cave Aimee A. Cowherd Ralph A Day Laurence W Clar Patience DeMuth Hele Elizabeth Helzer Mar Hazel Ann McIntyre Mar Emily Pryor Barbara Lee Reavis Katheryn Sannebeck Minnola Stallings Selby Swift James C. Weidler Katherine May Witherspoon

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