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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1972
Page
8
The Lawton Constitution declares AP dispatches are exclusive for local news and prohibits advertising from promotion men or transients unless prepaid or supported by local businessmen's written authorization. The paper operates Monday through Friday from Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma, with Ned Shepler as publisher.
Washington notes compare Richard Nixon to Anglo Scots frontier raiders in Fraser's The Steel Bonnets. The piece links Nixon's October campaigning zeal to Border culture, citing Michaelmas to Martinmas raiding seasons and noting past campaign harm to Republicans in 1970.
Median family income rose to 10285 to exceed 10000 for the first time, based on a March survey. About 53296000 American families were surveyed with 25 percent earning more than 15000, 5 percent over 25000, and under 1 percent over 50000. poverty line set at 4137.
The article notes that educational aid for veterans has aided millions under GI bills since World War II and remains valuable to individuals and national welfare. It highlights that economically and socially disadvantaged veterans enroll at much lower rates, with race and prior schooling influencing participation. a public information campaign funded by the Office of Economic Opportunity and run by the National League of Cities and the Conference of Mayors aims to expand awareness and enrollment in major cities.
University of California researchers report a quick inexpensive pre birth test to determine if a premature infant can breathe on its own. The test guides treatment before and after birth to prevent breathing trouble in babies from high risk mothers.
Chester Kerr of Yale University Press warned 80 academic publishers in South Bend Indiana that cost pressures threaten scholarly books. He urged a mixed board of scholars trustees and publishers to safeguard the academic publishing mission.
A pair of religious and historical maxims share reflections on judgment and dialogue. The first cites Luke 22 22 23 about betrayal and fate, while the second credits Thomas Macaulay noting that open discussion aids right conclusions.
A critical column mocks Jane Fonda for activism and political influence, suggesting she shapes U.S. policy stances, while contrasting her opinions with wartime issues and noting her advocacy for various causes. It questions her grasp of complex facts and her perceived moral stance.
The SALT accords in Moscow raise concerns that the balance favors the Soviet Union. The five year offensive arms pact lacks constraining limits while Soviet missiles outnumber and outweigh U S forces, potentially expanding their political leverage and destabilizing global security.
The piece discusses driver near misses and self review after incidents to detect patterns of danger. It then covers child abuse toward pets as a sign of deprivation or power issues and stresses addressing underlying causes. It ends with a pessimistic view of marital co existence and independence within marriage.
The material explains soilless crop growing with nutrient rich water. It notes Mohair comes from Angora goats, and states the Bible verse John 11 35 Jesus wept as the shortest verse.
Local notes list events and honors including Luther Marlow as speaker for Sheridan Kiwanis Club, field day sponsorships by Fred Ferrell Jr. and Guy Shull for the Oklahoma Junior Hereford Association, and various community moves and visits.
Aries through Pisces offer daily guidance with cautions on preparation and focus. Notable birthdays include John Tyndall John Kieran James Baldwin and Peter O'Toole.
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