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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1975
Page
3
An exposed puzzle page lists numbered clues with many solved and unsolved entries across topics like geography, language, and wordplay. The header shows a Baltic river, Zola character, and multiple cryptic terms, interleaved with garbled OCR text and foreign-script strings.
The quiz asks about Ford signing a Sinai monitoring bill and a proposed 100 billion energy corporation named EIA. It also questions grain or beef exports to Poland tied to record U.S. production and notes Andrei Sakharov as the 1975 Nobel Peace Prize laureate amid Soviet claims against him.
Ex baseball commissioner A B Happy Chandler argues umpires should serve the game under a single code for both leagues. The 77 year old Kentucky figure recalls World Series clashes, his pension plan, and his support for Jackie Robinson amid owner friction and fan interest.
Oakland AP Alvin Dark is out as manager of the Oakland A's and says he does not know or care why he was not rehired by owner Charles Finley. Finley told him by phone in Chicago Thursday morning he would not be hired for a third year as A's manager. Dark, 53, said Finley owns the club and offered no explanation. He plans to seek another baseball job to serve the Lord and did not confirm a report that Gene Mauch was offered the job.
Cincinnati hosts Oakland as Paul Brown bets on Ken Anderson. NFL Week five forecasts list 16 games with bold picks, including Dallas over Green Bay and Denver over Cleveland. The column notes World Series fever in town and a pending Knicks-Lakers trade talks blocked by the NBA.
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