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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1977
Page
2
A suggested course for all Americans would teach how to read newspapers watch television and listen to radio to distinguish news from editorials and recognize story importance. It argues public opinion powers democracy and hinges on how well grounded our understanding of journalism is.
A devotional bidding pleads for divine help to praise God, invoking Psalm 22:23. The fragment emphasizes belonging to those who fear the Lord and asks for unloosed lips to give praise. Amen.
Open Forum notes celebrate Glenn and Loreta McIntire of Semis Calif on their 50th anniversary hosted by daughters Susan and Glenda. The event featured displays from from Susie, a Rocketdyne art display, and speeches by Alex Fiore and Ed Curran. A President Jimmy Carter card, Goldwater letter, city proclamations, and a 38th District Assembly resolution were presented.
Kansas City Star reports the Supreme Court ruling permitting lawyer advertising has sparked controversy even as the ABA tightens its advertising rules. The 218,000-member bar group amended its code, aiming to regulate ads while raising free speech questions. Proponents say ads boost competition and lower fees, while observers warn impacts on clients and access to legal services remain debated.
Readers blast Ann Landers over advice on ironing husbands shorts and handling household power. Letters from Burning in Cleveland and Another Mother reveal frictions over chores and guidance, with a call for counseling and open communication.
A medical Q and A range covers torn knee cartilage and possible surgery, recovery times for one or both knees, and impact on exercise. Cryosurgery for hemorrhoids is evaluated, with emphasis on doctor’s stance and patient choice. Other letters address allergies, nerve deafness, neck lump, male impotence, dyslexia risk, and hypoglycemia guidance.
Greetings note extends birthday wishes to James Wade Griffin Gladys Carol Johnson Bobby Joe Wilson Mrs. Charles Thomas Mrs. Floyd Davis Mrs. Ken Settle W. W. Howard Mrs. James R. Dry Vanessa Wilson and David Morrow. It also notes Sophia Loren turning 43 and fashion designer James Galanos turning 53.
Erroneous listings note unreported changes as M A 8 H enters its sixth year with a full hour at 8 p.m. on channels 4 7 and 13. Hawkeye and B J replacements join Cal Potter Radar Klinger and Hot Lips. NBC movie at 8 p.m. on channels 5 8 10 The Girl In the Empty Grave with Andy Griffith as a small town police chief. Beverly Sills stars at 3:00 p.m. and a parade of classic shows fills the schedule with soap operas and late-night movies across networks.
A two hour Oregon Trail episode led by Rod Taylor airs at 7:00 on channels 5 810 with a widower and his three children en route to Oregon. At 9:00 CBS Movie A Killing Affair stars O J Simpson and Elizabeth Montgomery. Other major items include Sesame Street MacNeil Lehrer and The Tonight Show style entries across multiple channels.
AP review notes Lou Grant starts serious rather than comedic with Ed Asner as a veteran newsman seeking a city editor role. Robert Walden Rebecca Balding Peter Hobbs Mason Adams and Nancy Marchand star in a drama about modern big city newspapering, balancing ego, ethics, and boss opposition.
A Roll of Mexico events spans 1877 to 1972 including weddings, railroad excursion fares to Mexico for the Fall Festival, and local notices. Reports cover S.A. Crockett and Lizzie Mallory weddings, furniture buying for housekeeping, and Standard Oil dealer meeting attendees. The items note Mexico Chamber cautions on door to door sales, school policy changes, and a bond issue plan for a new junior high school.
Mexico Hedger publishes daily except Sundays and holidays with a monthly rate of 3.00 and annual 33.00 for local carriers. Mail rates vary by county and region, including Audrain and adjoining counties at 20 per year, 12 for six months, 8 for three months, and other caps for Missouri and out-of-state subscriptions. Office hours are 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays and 7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Saturday.
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