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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1972
Page
2
The piece promotes Mexico Community College with Westminster and William Woods faculty, offering courses in Business Law, U.S. History, English, Geography, and Developmental Psychology for teachers. Tuition is 25 enrollment plus 60 per three hour course. Enrollment Monday 7 pm at Mexico Tech School.
A reflective note on divine sovereignty over life and death, citing biblical trust in God who remains alive across generations. The message emphasizes faithfulness to each generation and steadfast divine rulers over mortality.
The editor notes letters must be signed to be considered for publication. Anonymous letters may be published only if signed by the writer at The Ledger. If a group of young people signs the anonymous letter, it will be considered for publication.
In Monroe County Appeal letters Republicans and Democrats lament the failure of the platform to include a right to work plank. Criticisms blame administration intervention for dropping the measure seen as key to labor unions’ influence. The piece argues workers favor a law guaranteeing employment rights without union membership.
Yesterday in Mexico Ron Kent son of Mr and Mrs Roy Kent pledged Sigma Alpha Epsilon at the University of Missouri in Columbia during rush week. He is a Mexico High School graduate.
Greetings are extended to Mrs. Edward O Connor Teka Lynn Hayes Ray Hinton Mrs Hal Rand olph Rose Perkins George W Campbell Robin Kay Stande r Mrs Elmer Walter Mrs James Burt Marla and Darla Kemp Mrs Ruth Stotler Roger Dale Woolridge Robert Delmar Darling on Monday and to Roland Howard Larry Jo Hanna Sidney Flynn Jacqueline Shire Judith C Smith Clifford Jones Mrs Ruth Powell Vernon Stanford and Carolyn Wilburn on Tuesday.
A reader celebrates dropping weight yet endures crude remarks about her transformation. Another writes about being cut off by a mother-in-law who is married to the father, urging focus on her marriage. A third shares marital trouble over drinking, finances, and pressure to start a family, with Ann advising counsel and caution before having children.
A reader with chronic bronchitis emphysema and heart disease argues with family over disability status. Despite two clinics and Social Security deeming him totally disabled, he and his kin disagree about needing rest and accommodation. He is 63, self-supporting a family, and struggles with daily tasks requiring breath control.
Letters to Dr Thosteson discuss disability perception and pacing work with breathing limitations. A reader asks about bath sensations and suggests cooling showers or bath oils. The column promotes a booklet on lag cramps and foot pains with a self addressed stamp and 25 cents for printing.
Television marks 25 years of milestones from Howdy Doody to Sesame Street with 35 minutes of clips and appearances by Lucille Ball Bob Hope Sid Caesar Milton Berle Dinah Shore Lorne Greene Ed Sullivan Florence Henderson George C Scott Efrem Zimbalist Jr Judith Anderson Jimmy Durante Robert Young John Wayne James Arness and more on ABC September 10. The program organized by Cooper-Finkel surveys past and present, urging a national TV archive and celebrating the medium's evolution.
New children's programs premiere across channels with The Osmond brothers cartoon at 8 A.M. and The Amazing Chan and the Chan Klan at 8 A.M. on several networks. Houndcats voices by Aldo Ray and Arte Johnson air at 8:30. Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids debuts at 11:30. Indy Hoosier Hundred auto race and US Open Tennis finals noted with schedule details.
TV guide excerpt lists programs across channels with football Tennessee vs Georgia Tech at 4 00 PM on Feb 17. World Series of Golf opening at 4 00 PM on May 8 10. UFO sci fi debut at 6 30 PM on November 11. Three Cheers for the Redskins at 7 00 PM on May 5 8 profiling Washington coach George Allen. Tom Jones hour at 7 30 PM on November 11. Make Mine Red White and Blue musical salute at 6 00 PM on May 5 8 10. Country Fair Roundup at 9 00 PM on Feb 2 and 10 30 PM on Mar 3. Miss America Pageant at 9 00 PM on May 5 8 10. Community Magazine at 11 30 PM on November 11. plus movie and late night listings and notes on erroneous listings and unreported changes.
TV and movie schedule spans Channel 4 5 9 11 with Camera Three Paris Remembered and New York Philharmonic Haydn at 10. Also Runaround cartoon and various sports games including Cardinals Bears, Vikings Dolphins, Cards Mets and US Open Tennis final rounds. Specials include Da Vinci Life and Liza With A Z, plus Olympics and sports results coverage across channels.
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