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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1976
Page
3
Dear Dr Thosteson answers questions about emphysema hygiene for households with coughing relatives, allergy and sense of smell loss, obesity surgery considerations, and heredity factors. The doctor explains that emphysema is a lung disorder not contagious, outlines hygiene steps, discusses intestinal bypass risks, and notes obesity clinics and counseling services.
Rome AP reports Empress Farah Pahlevi of Iran celebrated her birthday as the FAO announced the release of the Ceres medal. The award honors distinguished contemporaries as the Roman goddess of agriculture to spotlight women's roles in development. The piece also lists a weekly meal plan for the senior citizens building at 606 Park St with daily menus and contact for reservations.
A newspaper column weaves readers' inquiries into the writer's replies, incorporating reader questions where possible to illustrate points, clarify details, and provide practical guidance within the column's regular cadence.
Former Argentine president Isabel Peron plans to leave her detention center and enter a Roman Catholic convent in Spain. The La Razon report notes her meeting with the vicar general of Argentina’s armed forces in the chalet where she has been confined since the coup. Prosecutors accuse her of $1 million misappropriation intended for flood victims but redirected to her private account.
American conductor Leonard Bernstein will open a worldwide Year of the Political Prisoner 1977 with an all-Beethoven program in Munich. He will conduct pro bono for Amnesty International, which is seeking signatures for a petition to free political prisoners and present it to the United Nations General Assembly next autumn. The Amnesty report cites human rights violations in 112 countries.
Ottawa AP report says Defense Minister James Richardson resigns after a dispute with Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau over bilingualism in a proposed constitution. Richardson, 54, led the defense department since 1972 and held cabinet posts since 1968. He resigns after a Wednesday meeting. he is the fourth minister to quit in a month.
Head Start officials release a weekly menu for October 18 to 22. The schedule lists daily snacks and lunches with items such as oatmeal, salmon, tossed salad, corn on the cob, Swiss steak, chili, baked chicken, and tomato salads, along with sides and fruits.
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