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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1972
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution lists Ned Shepler as publisher 1919 1967 and names Wm H Sullivan Alfred Wallace W D Hargraves as staff. It notes affiliations with state and national press associations and lists Dial numbers for departments and circulation auditing.
Washington observers say the Eagleton affair bruised confidence in McGovern and his staff. Wary lawmakers doubt the campaign’s command structure and doubt whether Hart or Mankiewicz can unite operations. Nixon advantage grows as trust erosion complicates the race.
The piece argues Governor Wallace may not bolt the GOP, shaping Nixon's 1972 path. It analyzes how a Wallace noncandidacy could deprive McGovern of liberal crossovers, potentially boosting Nixon. It notes possible deals and the impact of 25 million new voters on the election landscape.
The Harris poll shows Nixon leading McGovern by 23 points with McGovern losing ground in every region and among most voter groups. McGovern hopes rest on healing Eagleton wounds and a strong Shriver performance while Kennedy ties and trust remain under scrutiny.
Ten years back Little Miss and Little Mr. Frederick winners were Stasie Jared and Bill Hubbard. Mrs Pearl Stockton hosted punch and cookies at North Side Baptist Sunbeam Day camp. Damon Watson donated an early threshing machine to the Museum of the Great Plains.
The New York Times columnist James Reston argues for regular physical and mental checks of high office holders and sensitive agency personnel. He warns that universal certification could backfire by squelching criticism, while noting voters retain ultimate constitutional power in selecting presidents and vice presidents.
Alumni and conferences push for nationwide limits on football and basketball rosters. ACC would cap football signees at 70 over two years and 40 in one year, with basketball limits of 10 over two years and six in one year. Redshirting and spring practice would be abolished. Big Ten and others oppose. If adopted, rules aim for equal benefits and reduced advantages.
A reflection links Isaiah 61 7 to lasting joy through service and purpose. Tolstoy argues genuine happiness comes from viewing life as service with a definite object beyond self.
The passage notes flour as the staple for western frontiersmen, followed by dried beans, game, and preserved meats. It also highlights West Virginia as a leading coal producer with coal deposits under about two thirds of the state’s surface.
A reflection on how forgetting anniversaries tests marital trust and neurosis trends. It explores whether people fear life without defenses built by neurosis and notes addicts often resist help until self realization prompts treatment.
Governor Hall plans support for tax program advocates, offering to speak or endorse opponents. Jed Johnson hints voters may elect him to Senate and possibly Mec-Governor if voters show broad mindedness.
The riddle explains that sassafras leaves vary on the same twig from no lobes to two or three. It also notes that former President Harry S. Truman used the letter S as a middle initial but has no actual middle name.
Zodiac predictions list typical traits and prompts for each sign including Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius. It notes personal traits, potential challenges, leadership ability, persuasiveness, and suggests approaching situations with tact and practicality while acknowledging delays and the need to balance pride with friendship.
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