Lawton Constitution publisher and association notes
The Lawton Constitution lists Ned Shepler as publisher and notes the paper's affiliations with the Oklahoma Press Association Southern Newspaper Publishers Association and American Newspaper Publishers Association. It outlines policy on AP use promotion ad rules and correction responsibility.
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The
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
GAMA Offers Prizes to Promote FAA Accident Prevention Program
The General Aviation Manufacturers Association promotes the FAA Accident Prevention Program with prizes including a $30,000 airplane and $1,500 toward private pilot training. From June 1, 1972, to Jan 31, 1973, over 115,000 qualified for prizes by attending safety seminars and clinics. The sweepstakes ends May 31 with winners to be drawn. The program aims to reduce pilot error, backed by FAA district offices and industry safety efforts.
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General Aviation Manufacturers Assn
GAMA
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Rail union contract sets low wage rise under Phase III standard
The 18 month July 1 start rail agreement covers 500000 workers and tests Phase III wage rules with a 4 percent raise and 6.7 percent fringe benefits over the period. Fringe shifts focus to Railroad Retirement Fund funding as employment declines. Negotiations and CLA stance on the 6 percent fringe rise draw close public and union scrutiny.
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Cost of Living Council
Thoughtful quotes on beauty and time travel the globe
This brief collection pairs Ecclesiastes reflection with Emerson insight. It contrasts divine timing and eternity with the human quest for beauty, urging inner perception to recognize it wherever life leads.
Newcomers push budget reform in Congress
Washington writer notes L A Bafalis and allies urge constitutional limits on spending and a debt paydown pace. He criticizes senior lawmakers for inflationinaffected budgets, cites Nixon era and Agar executive budget proposals, and urges more fiscally radical freshmen to reset economics in Congress.
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Nixon
Girard Bank
White House
Patrick J. Buchanan
Congress
Great Society
Buchanan
Bafalis
Symms
Treen
Herbert Agar
Agar
Buckley urges reform for New York crime and courts
The piece argues crime must be a political priority in New York City. It backs constitutional and judicial reforms, including nonpartisan judge selection similar to the Missouri Plan, and critiques the exclusionary rule's impact on trials. It calls candidates for mayor to pledge action on law and order.
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New York
John Lindsay
Lindsay
Police of
Anthony Lewis
The
New York Times
Nelson Rock
Rockefeller
New York State
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Missouri
Warren Court
Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Cuneo Links Asia Threat to Mindanao Guerrillas
The article notes a worsening Asia threat with heavy artillery moving south from North Vietnam and new highways along the Ho Chi Minh trail. It reports foreign guerrillas active in Mindanao, Philippines, Mao-trained, and discusses Moro resistance, piracy, and possible wider implications for Southeast Asia.
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Washington
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Saigon
South Vietnam
Indochina
Mindanao
Manila
Oklahoma Rambles Highlight Oddball State Snippets
A collection of quirky Oklahoma notes touches on a housewives strike, beef prices tied to cattle, liquor sales at private clubs halted by federal court, Amtrak trips to drink legally, baseball hot dogs, bingo tax myths, Dust Bowl memory, and a staged consulting company by the State Industrial Development Department.
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Oklahoma
Amtrak
State Industrial Development Department
Mirror of the Mind on Luck and Family Dynamics
The excerpt discusses luck versus skill in life events such as finding a winning lottery ticket and the moral resistance to admitting luck. It contrasts adult and junior reactions, noting children’s bad days and a wife’s instinct to doubt a husband’s adoration while seeking to preserve pride.
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Nixon
Rockefeller
Lewis
Yesteryears Highlights From Local Con Ten Year Snapshot
Ten years ago O B Lord reported the McMahon Foundation pledged 100000 to the YMCA building fund. Lawton High School Key Club members washed 110 cars at one dollar each to cover convention travel. The Fuji Club met at Mrs Alva Burtons home. Twenty years ago Guy Shull and Claud Neet were slated to auction cattle at the Wichita Mountains Angus sale while Lt Charles Dunn trained at Ft Bliss Artillery School. Mrs James Bates hosted a morning coffee gathering. Thirty years ago policemen wore new name badges and local eateries announced meatless days.
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Yesteryears
Constitution
O. B. Lord
McMahon Foundation
Ymca Building Fund
San Antonio
Horoscope for Tuesday April 10 1973 Aries to Pisces
Column lists daily zodiac guidance for each sign with notes on judgment momentum and prudence. It includes personalities born today such as William Hazlitt William Booth and Clare Boothe Luce and remarks on creative and activist outlets.
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William Hazlitt
William Booth
The
Salvation Army
Clare Boothe Luce
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Third and A Avenue
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Associated Press
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Washington Report
John Chamberlain
House of Representatives
L. A
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Florida
U.S
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Henry Wallace
William F. Buckley Jr
Efeller
Richard Nixon
Ernest Cuneo
Asia
Philippine
Subic Chain
Borneo
Malaya
Pacific Ocean
Ferdinand Magellan
Philippines
Spain
Felipe
Black Jack Pershing
Manila Bay
Ron Seas
Singapore
Oklahoma Tax Commission
Dennis the Menace
Aries
Taurus
Leo
LIBRA
Capricorn
Aquarius
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