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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1972
Page
8
The Lawton Constitution lists staff and members of the Oklahoma Press Association and other industry bodies. It notes the newspaper’s AP affiliation, advertising policies, and a promise to correct any erroneous reflections upon notification to management.
Washington report urges support for spring amid harsh winters and political strain. It celebrates warmer days, greener landscapes, and renewal, urging readers to welcome spring and dismiss gloom over inflation and politics as the season arrives.
The Democratic National Convention delegate results show major gaps in representing women youth and minority groups. Of 340 delegates elected so far women total 70 only 14 percent are 18 to 30 year olds. Blacks and Chicanos fares vary by state with Illinois and Iowa examples highlighting under representation.
The Commission on Population Growth and the American Future proposes shifting growth to cities of 25 000 to 350 000 to ease farm town decline and suburban congestion. It urges relocation counseling, federal guidelines, housing aid, and expanded rural programs to curb metropolitan spread by 1980 and support towns with 5 000 to 25 000 residents.
The House votes to pay 12.8 million in defaulted student loans as youths push for debt relief. Advisors urge students to declare bankruptcy to dodge obligations, shifting costs to taxpayers while thousands meet promised support.
Thoughtful fragment from Psalms 71 17 emphasize youth learning from God and proclaiming His deeds though youth may lack knowledge.
The Q A states a condor may fly as high as twenty thousand feet. It notes a high altitude query with a numeric ceiling of 20 000 feet for the South American condor.
The piece argues Republicans now divide on policy areas from China to welfare to wage and price controls, with Nixon centering policy and Buckley led rightward. It notes shifts since 1970, Sun and Moon theory by Lubell, and potential new Middle American coalition amid liberal retreat.
Swiss report by Alexander Korab notes hostility to Fulbright over broadcasting posts Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty. The piece links Nixon's China policy to Brezhnev Doctrine debates and cites Polish and Czechoslovak sentiment, plus Senate figures supporting F Europe stations.
Ten years ago Al Joern was elected state vice president of the Oklahoma Junior Classical League at the University of Oklahoma. Mr and Mrs Jack Brubaker, former Lawton residents now in Ada, welcomed a daughter. Mrs J G Cole won the Lawton Garden Club grand prize. Twenty years ago Ann Ballard arrived from Oklahoma A and M College for Easter with the Ballard family. Mrs Paul Wege notes Dan A Becker to speak at Cade PTA. Sergeant Dan Goeringer, Korean veteran, visits Chattanooga. Three years ago the Bethany Class of Calvary Baptist honored Mrs Jack Wheeler. Nine J Lambert, Sterling farmer, delivered scrap paper for the war effort. June Baker considers buying a new lunch box after parking yesterday’s model in a strange car. Ancient maps place Syria across the fertile land between the Mediterranean and Arabian desert from Alexandria to Sinai.
A meditation on heredity and the limits of physical traits shaping musical talent. It questions beliefs about piano hands and notes that musicians come in varied forms. The piece also considers friendship as confidante versus constructive criticism and how doubt can unsettled marriages.
Daily star forecasts for each sign advise leveraging ingenuity and perseverance, staying measured, and pursuing clear goals. Readers are urged to prioritize quality over quantity, maintain discretion in dealings, and harness leadership talents in education, politics, or public service.
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