Lawton Constitution 1973 August 3 edition details staff and policy
The Lawton Constitution lists publication details for August 3 1973. It names the publisher Ned Shepler executives and editors, and notes circulation and association memberships. The notice covers advertising payment rules and AP reprint rights.
Mandatory Seat Belts In Vehicle Safety Debate
The article argues for mandatory safety belts while outlining DOT plans for belt ignition interlocks in 1974 models and passive restraints by 1976. It notes critics warn airbags don t fully cover all crash types and highlight costs and infant seating issues, urging balanced use without coercion.
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U.S
Department of Transportation
DOT
General Motors
American Safety Belt Council
Ehrlichman testimony unsettles Wa tergate panel and divid es Nixon supporters
Gerald Ford says Ehrlichman’s blunt, combative performance rocks the Ervin committee off balance and hardens Nixon backers. Ford cites Wright on constitutional risks of selective tape release and warns exposing covert talks could endanger national security.
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John D. Ehrlichman
John W. Dean III
Watergate Committee
Nixon
University of Texas
Wright
Bhutto to Visit Washington Without Rafi Raza
Pakistan president Zalfiqar Ali Bhutto will travel to Washington without his political aide Rafi Raza who has just been elected to the Senate. The trip is likened to Nixon without Kissinger in tone and context.
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Zalfiqar Ali Bhutto
Pakistan
Washington
Rafi Raza
Raza
Senate
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Thoughts For Today Do Not Equal Peace In Hearts
A compact reflection on prophecy and policy contrasts. Nahum 1 15 cites good tidings and peace while Herbert Hoover notes peace is not secured by councils or treaties but within people.
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Judah
Nahum
Herbert Hoover
U.S. Vigilantism Debate Ranges From Past to Present
The essay argues that sovereignty rests with the state and warns against modern vigilantism from both extremes. It cites historical lynchings, Watergate, and campus violence, noting the rise of alleged Black October vigilantes in Baltimore targeting drug dealers and urging society to reject extra legal actions.
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William Sloane Coffin
Yale
Vietnam
Father Berrigan
Republic
Mem
Black Octobers
Baltimore
Jock Goes To The Farm In A City Made Dream
A satirical portrait of a city man named Jock leaving town life for a Virginia countryside farm. The narrator mocks his cluelessness about farming while noting Jock's plans to grow crops, raise cattle, and live off the land. The piece contrasts urban arrogance with rural know-how and ends with cautions from Billy Rose and Jimmy the Greek.
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Washington
Virginia
Jock
Kansas
Rockefeller
New York
Abercrombie and Fitch
Jack
Wilderness
Billy Rose
Jimmy the
Witty Nonsense From Various Publications Across Various Topics
A mosaic of quips and quotes spans themes from aging to inventions. Lines reference middle age shifts, a mix of humor about secretaries, management, and worry as a cost of trouble, plus light commentary on bingo laws and church sin.
Mirror of the Mind on aging and love in marriage
The piece discusses aging and happiness noting older adults cope with past challenges and can remain confident. It also argues love is essential in marriage but not enough without basic needs and cautions that children test parental patience while seeking proof of care. It emphasizes understanding between parents and children.
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Washington
United States
San Francisco
Guy de Maupassant
U S backs Israel in UN veto over Middle East tense balance
In a bold move the United States vetoed a Soviet backed UN Security Council resolution demanding Israeli withdrawal from 1967 frontier buffer zones. The action cements a close U S Israel partnership and signals Moscow retreat from direct confrontation. The shift strengthens Israel's air power edge and pressures Arab states to negotiate directly. The Johnson and Nixon administrations foregrounded deterrence and energy security amid Arab oil concerns.
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Washington
United States
Israel
Middle East
United Nations Security Council
Egypt
Great Glass Tower
Manhattan
Mediterranean
Johnson
Russia
U.N
Yesteryears Shifts Highlight Personal News And Appointments
Ten years ago in the community notes Dr. and Mrs. Hari P Ram Charan and daughter Vashanti of Dominica British West Indies stayed with Dr. and Mrs H R Seesaran. Raymond Naunji Jr and Woody F Tapt enlisted in the Marine Corps. Myron Burton joined the law firm Burton Jones and Sasser. Curtis R Jeffreys son of Mr and Mrs London Jeffreys of Sterling was commissioned a second lieutenant at Fort Benning. Mrs Lloyd Merritt led mass singing at the Farm and Home conference in Stillwater. Mrs D C Thomason hosted Iris Garden Club meeting. Coquette Club at Osie Mae Stevenson home pledged Mabel Lee Plemons. Patsy Kennard became a new member and Betty Keating was a guest. Little Virginia Ree Allen fell from a ladder and broke her right arm.
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Hari P. Ramcharan
Vashanti
Dominica
British West Indies
H. R. Seesaran
Raymond Naunji Jr
Woody F. Tapt
Marine Corps
Myron Burton
Burton, Jones and Sasser
Curtis R. Jeffreys
London Jeffreys
Sterling
Ft. Benning
Lloyd Merritt
Stillwater
D. C. Thomason
Iris Garden Club
Coquette Club
Osie Mae Stevenson
Mabel Lee Plemmons
Patsy Kennard
Betty Keating
Virginia Ree Allen
Horoscope for August 4 1973 Aries to Pisces
Saturday's daily zodiac reads varied advice from Aries who should stay patient to Taurus urged to seek an associate's help and romance, Gemini facing afternoon progress while Cancer reviews goals. Sunday adds caution for Aries, favoring romance for Libra and a focus on steady teamwork for Leo.
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Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
Shirley Shepler Bentley
May B. Shepler
Donald S. Bentley
Stephen F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan
W. D. Hargraves
Alfred Wallace
The
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Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Associated Press
Bhutto
Andrew Tully
Territory
Maryland
Sans Souci
William Tell
Sam Ervin
San Francisco Chronicle
American Legion Magazine
Mason City
Globe-Gazette
Tulsa World
Chicago Tribune
John Conwell
Dennis the Menace
William S. White
Yesteryears
Constitution
Aries
Leo
Aquarius
Harry Lauder