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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1973
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution records its publishing details from Lewton Oklahoma with editors and officers listed. It notes association memberships and rights of republication by the Associated Press and states policy on advertising payment and corrections.
Washington notes the vice president defends himself amid Watergate turmoil and ongoing inquiries into campaign contributions and Maryland contracts. The piece criticizes press fairness and recalls prior Agnew coverage and a Times editorial misstep.
L H Simerl of the University of Illinois explains four factors behind rising food costs. consumer prosperity, farmer specialization, shrinking price reserves, and stronger world demand push prices higher while short crops and instability loom. He notes no single villain behind shortages and inflation. The piece also reports Sen. Towers proposal to criminalize grand jury leak disclosures.
Ambassador at large Hector J Campora says his next role for Peron will be in Latin America. He notes it as small compensation for giving up the presidency. Ario L Eliav urges Israel to break Arab deadlock and act on religious principles.
Old For Track Chi Chong, famed record holder in the 100 and 200 yards, will undergo surgery on the upper thigh muscle of her right leg. Her husband and coach Vince Reel notes she will be 30 next track season and stresses the aim is living without pain.
The message compares nations fighting Zion to a hungry man dreaming of eating and waking unsatisfied. It adds a Babson quote: it takes a person who is wide awake to make his dreams come true.
Oklahoma residents protest higher costs amid inflation while concerns over essential goods grow. District attorneys plan a statewide meeting this month to discuss legal actions and policy implications. AIM may return to its convention site next year as White Oak establishes a Visitors Bureau and permanent restrooms.
Robert G Kaiser argues the UN may probe multinational firms but will be biased by bloc politics. He notes shifting global investment as Japanese, European and other firms build in the United States while U.S. companies expand abroad and foreign firms gain stakes, reshaping the world corporate map.
William S White argues the Senate Watergate inquiry has reached its informational limit. He contends public support opposes impeachment, Congress shows reluctance, and the president should focus on governing while allowing courts to handle legal matters.
The article discusses how a man should not feel pressured to out-earn his wife and should accept her higher salary. It warns against using a clubhouse to foster discriminatory attitudes among youths and emphasizes teamwork over withdrawal. It explains guilt ranging from casual dismissals to deep seated fears needing professional help.
A collection of humorous lines about desire statistics hospitality and daily life from various papers. Wry observations highlight snoring smoking gender differences fame and the pace of modern living with a playful editorial tone.
Yesteryears notes honor Lt. Fulghum receiving a $1,280 Pub lic National Bank scholarship to Northeastern University Traffic Institute in Evanston Illinois. J. T. Neal reports Northwest Kiwanis about 1 411 20 from Lawton Rangers rodeo concessions.
Daily astrology for August 22 1973 outlines personal outlooks per sign with guidance on relationships travel career and finance. Notably Leo gains from morning interviews while Virgo focuses on home improvements and Libra is advised to think big without rushing. Birthdate note includes Samuel P Langley.
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