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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1973
Page
6
The document presents the Lawton Constitution masthead for April 16, 1973 with publication details. It lists the publisher Ned Shepler, staff including editor Alfred Wallace, managing editor Ted Ralston, and other officers, along with department contact numbers and professional affiliations.
Washington notes argue the FBI's independence must be balanced with accountability. Bruce Biossat outlines the agency's vast power and files, the Gray case, and calls for a permanent, public-minded oversight panel to supervise the bureau while preserving its investigative role.
A $25 million federal program funds three scale models by American General, General Motors, and Rohr Industries to tour 86 cities. Public input will shape a new generation bus with a one foot lower profile, 17 inch floor, larger doors, improved climate systems, splinter proof materials, major noise and odor reductions, faster freeway speed, and mandatory seat belts.
Alta Lipids Inc of Boise has license to produce an Australian developed animal feed said to keep unsaturated fat high through digestion and raise meat and milk polyunsaturated levels by 20 to 39 percent while lowering blood cholesterol. Conversion reportedly occurs in six weeks with a 10 percent drop in cholesterol in three to four weeks, potentially altering future meat supplies if FDA findings approve.
A University of California Riverside study finds women lead themselves 24 percent of the time in all female groups and 3.6 percent in mixed groups, while men rise from 19 percent in all male groups to 27.7 percent in mixed groups. Researchers conclude both genders discriminate against women to similar degrees.
A daily reflection citing II Chronicles 15 7 urging courage and steady work. It quotes Henry Ford praising the mindset of using skill and constructive imagination to maximize value for a dollar, predicting success for those who give more.
A teacher’s note on a report card praises Alvin for initiative group integration responsiveness and activity participation. The comment ends with a critical line about reading and writing. Georgia Education.
William S. White analyzes the Democratic Senate’s failure to offer a convincing alternative to President Nixon. He argues the problem lies with lawmakers chasing headlines, not rules or technology, and calls for a clear, defensible budget and steady leadership. Theodore Roosevelt is quoted on executive judgment.
Vatican documents last week showed Papal aides knew the Nazis were systematically killing Jews. The piece notes Western minds resisted the Holocaust idea, cites Justice Jackson and Judge Biddle, and recounts Nazi terror tactics and a case of a Viennese professor’s son.
Ten years ago in Lawton area events include merchants receiving special parking control stickers, Jack Raulston elected president of Central Baptist Church Men’s Brotherhood, new members welcomed to Pansy Garden club, Bill Flanagan assigned to Oklahoma Highway Patrol Lawton district, Marlene Kluck valedictorian and Donald Wilson salutatorian of Lawton High School class of 1953, Sub Deb Club tea plan, and the Lawton Carpenters Union donating to the Overseas Servicemen Cigaret Fund.
In Oklahoma, both U S senators back Richard Nixon as he confronts his initial veto clash. The piece notes no way to prove they would vote differently if Nixon were a Democrat. An 18 year old woman is elected city clerk in Wapanuca Oklahoma, with a quip that if she remains in office she will be called an old timer at 25.
The piece argues that many men chase love yet claim misfortune, that parental shouting harms children, and that high IQ or talent does not guarantee torment. It suggests geniuses can be content in their specialty and challenges the idea that genius must suffer.
Daily astrology reads for each sign with luck tips and cautions. It notes Taurus through Pisces dates, advising alertness, careful budgeting, and focused effort to reach goals while predicting benefits for many readers. It also highlights individualistic traits and potential career paths in business or arts.
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