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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1973
Page
2
The piece condemns Spiro Agnew for accepting bribes and harming the U S government. It cites the AP reporting and cites a 40 page government outline detailing bribe payments from Green to Agnew. It criticizes President Nixon and asserts Agnew corrupted the vice presidency and the American system.
A succinct meditation on 1 John 4 16 summarizing Jesus as the full revelation of God. The message centers on God’s love as the ultimate truth and guiding principle for believers.
Yesterday in Mexico Miss Ruth Lesar, eldest daughter of Mrs. Albert R. Lesar, is among 54 nominees for the 1973 University of Missouri Homecoming Hootenanny. Maurice E. Green is elected vice president of Alpha Kappa chapter at Missouri School of Mines in Rolla. Cadet Harris Maupin makes the disciplinary honor roll at Missouri Military Academy in Mexico. In Hardin, John O'Brien elected president of the Junior High Student Council with a slate including John Byron Ferris Wade Martin and Leland Wagner. A boxer puppy joins the Robert Searfoss household, prompting robin to seek neighbors. Betsy Worrell named maid of honor for Kansas City Fall Festival celebrations.
An reader letter column discusses complex marital issues. Topics include second marriages in law, spousal fidelity, in-law interference, and the ethics of helping a friend in marital trouble. Ann Landers replies with pragmatic guidance and references to differing viewpoints.
A reader asks about insulin injection sites and benefits of varying areas. Repeated injections cause lipatrophy and lumps. spreading injections avoids issues. Common sites include thighs arms buttocks and abdomen. Pinching skin and quick jab reduces discomfort. tummy use is fine with care.
Hi-Way R-3 School sponsors a free pre-school clinic October 18 to meet HB 474 census requirements for handicapped children. Randy Dewar of Audrain Medical Center will lead auditory screenings. sight, physical, mental and emotional development will also be checked. Contact the school by October 16 at 581-4215 for an appointment.
Kyle Conway of the Missouri Institute for Reality Therapy will lead a seminar at the Audrain County juvenile court offices on Tuesday October 16 from 9 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. The event, open to parents teachers counselors and others, costs 10 dollars with reservations required. Dr William Glasser of Reality Therapy fame is featured as the seminar topic and his school program is aired on Channel 9 Wednesdays at 6 p.m.
A garbled TV listing note shows misprinted station names and numbers for Khoa-ty Hannibal Komu-ty Columbia Ketc-tv St. Louis Weem tv Quincy Kole St. Louis Kreg-tv Jeff City Kebj-tv Columbia and references See Tv. Weather line hints at unreported schedule changes.
Tonight's TV listings feature the World Series opening game at 2 30 p m on channels 5 8 10 Mets versus Oakland. Football Oklahoma versus Texas at Dallas 11 45 a m on channels 2 3 17 with a pregame 11 30. Also Watergate hearings replay at 1 p m on 9 and Wide World of Sports at 4 p m on 2 3 17 with Hoosier 100 and Calgary Stampede rodeo. NBC Movie 8 p m on 5 8 10 The Anderson Tapes stars Sean Connery.
Sunday Ledger listings summarize World Series Mets vs Oakland at 3:00 p.m. on channels 5 8 and 10 plus Notre Dame Rice highlights at 9:00 on channel 8 and 10:30 on channel 5. Football and movie schedules fill midday and evening with multiple channel broadcasts and titles including John and Mary and Deliverance.
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