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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1973
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution lists its publication details from Lawton Oklahoma with Ned Shepler as publisher and staff names. It outlines association memberships and the AP exclusive local news rights along with a correction policy for errors brought to management attention.
The House Banking Committee approved rolling back prices and interest rates to January 10 levels, reversing an earlier decision under pressure from organized labor. The action seeks to extend economic controls for one year and must pass both houses before the president's signature.
Senator Sam Ervin stated the Senate Watergate Committee has no evidence linking White House chief of staff H R Haldeman to illegal activities. Senator Lowell Weicker publicly backed Ervin after the testimony of James W McCord. leaks about White House involvement had followed.
The piece notes Islam expanding across Africa with Kano Nigeria as a pivotal link between Arab worlds and black Africa. It cites rising Moslem militancy as a political force and a third of Africa adhering to Mohammed's teachings, warning that organized militancy could bring trouble.
A state committee selects the Lark Bunting as official bird below 5000 feet, the Mountain Bluebird for 5000 to 8000 feet, and the Ptarmigan above 8000 feet, citing elevation concerns and sensitivities among candidates.
The piece argues Nixon vetoed aid to the handicapped, highlighting how Senator Humphrey champions the cause while conservatives press questions about public spending and fiscal limits. It weighs inflation, military budgets, and state subsidies, urging consideration of strategic spending.
Oklahoma observers expect congressional hearings on the Wounded Knee takeover with Assistant Secretary Marvin Franklin testifying. Congressman Camp and Jim Jones press hard on Justice Department handling while AIM leaders loom. security worries grow for Oklahoma landmarks and museums this summer.
A Washington analysis discusses Nguyen Van Thieu's effort to improve his image amid harsh U.S. antiwar sentiment. It argues critics unfairly condemn him as a dictator while ignoring Hanoi's press control and wartime conditions in Saigon.
Milton Keating marks twenty years as secretary manager of the Lawton Chamber of Commerce. Virginia Kidson notes job growth in the county with March improving prospects. Opal Brown named Lawton public schools Teacher of the Year. Kathleen Woesner and Myrtle Vantine win county 4H Food Preparation honors. Lucille Cowles wins full tuition to Oklahoma College for Women. H C Brammer hosts Working Girls Class dinner. Nina Eiseman reports Easter Pageant contributions at 1023.25 dollars. A tear gas gun discharge at De Luxe barbershop empties the shop. Frank Dole attends a dental convention in Oklahoma City.
The piece argues a woman may benefit from two suitors but the real value lies in choosing wisely. It suggests smugness alienates others and self analysis can ease parent child tensions by confronting unresolved disappointment fueling conflicts.
A brief satirical note in the Chicago Tribune mocks George McGovern, saying the Indians would not take him as a hostage, signaling a sharp political jab.
The Sooner Cynic notes a tight race over using horses for betting or eating. An Oklahoma Senate probe into industrial development unfolds as a subpoena tries to conjure a non existent firm. David Hall hosts a testimonial dinner for $100 a plate with four thousand attendees. The event spotlights high food costs and may alarm the governor about reelection funding.
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