Lawton Constitution Local Notice Line
Local newspaper contact and correction policy list for The Lawton Constitution including staff roles and a promise to correct any erroneous reflections upon notification. mentions circulation department and Associated Press membership.
Washington Report on race and economic progress in the United States
The article cites William Blake philosophy and references Attica and Rahway prisons to discuss criminal and racial prejudice. It projects rising black family incomes from 1960 to 1970 and notes improving education levels among black males aged 25 to 29. It also contrasts earnings for a jet pilot over a 30 year career with broader prejudices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
William Blake
Attica
New York State
New Jersey
Rahway
New Federal Arts Priority Sought to Fund Arts
Amyas Ames of Lincoln Center calls for a bold arts funding plan to boost federal support to 10 percent of Americans annual arts spending. He notes current NEA funding is insufficient and compares with Canada Sweden Austria and West Germany. The proposal would raise about 200 billion yearly with 90 percent from ticket sales donations and local subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Center
Yankee Stadium
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Amyas Ames
New York
Lincoln Center For
National Endowment of the Arts
Ames
Canada
Sweden
Austria
West Germany
Problems Of Cars And The Enduring Love Affair
An opinion poll of about 2000 people shows 80 percent favor the current highway system despite concerns about environmental impact. Half see overall environmental harm from more highways and 66 percent in metropolitan areas back restricting auto use in congested zones, even at personal cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Users Federation
Capitol Hill
Oklahoma Senate Ranking Shows Harris Outside Top Ten
After a major contest in the Senate the rankings still list General Motors as No 1 and Fred Harris out of the top ten. The piece notes Harris faces a tough path, with potential plans to target GM and Ford, while Governor Hall calls the six day retail sales issue a matter for the people to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
General Motors
Fred Harris
Governor Hall
Things Will Never Be The Same Buckley Essay
William F Buckley Jr reflects on economic policy under Nixon The piece discusses Phase I and Phase II controls the motives behind wage and price plans and the broader social philosophical implications It weighs inflation trends versus fiscal and monetary policies and cites figures like Herbert Klein and Al Capone to illustrate arguments about coercion and incentive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Herbert Klein
Sander Vanocur
NBC
Public Broadcasting System
Tom Jones
Kein
Federal
Cost of Living Council
Pay Board
Price Commission
Productivity Commission
Walter Heller
al Capone
Mirror of the Mind on Bosses and Youth Rebellion
The essay argues that demanding raises does not guarantee happiness and that perceived unfairness is subjective. It notes ongoing youth unrest, critiques child experts, and suggests marital self reflection can reveal mutual selfishness, encouraging partners to reassess perspectives and problem solving.
Earthquake zones: Pacific and Mediterranean belts
Q and A explain that about 95 of 100 earthquakes occur along two major belts the Pacific belt and the Mediterranean belt. The commentary highlights global tectonic activity concentrating in these regions.
Kennedy Glamor not certain path to 1972 nomination
Washington observers weigh Kennedy's potential to win the Democratic nomination in 1972 without formal drafts. Polls show mixed support, with Kennedy drawing large crowds but skepticism among veteran Democrats about his qualifications and delegate viability. Democrats fear a Kennedy bid could push moderates to Nixon.
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F. Kennedy
Washington
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Miami
Kennedy
Muskie
Humphrey
Jackson
McGovern
California
New York
Teddy
Harris
Gallup
Time Magazine
New York Times
John F. Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Senate
Cussion
Nixon
Vietnam
Mansfield
Horoscope for Wednesday December 2 1971 Aries to Pisces
The page offers daily guidance by zodiac sign for Wednesday December 2 1971. Guidance notes caution against overloading plans and emphasize prudent timing and self management across signs from Aries to Pisces with a closing emphasis on the birthday person as a talented leader with broad career potential in fields like business medicine law music writing or science.
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Lawton
Third and A Avenue
Oklahoma
Ned Shepler
Audit Bureau of Circulations
THE
Associated Press
Washington Report
Survival of Arts
Senator Harris
Ford
William F. Buckley Jr
National Association of Manufacturers
John Conwell
Dennis the Menace
Earth
Kenneth Crawford
Dis
By Frances Drake
Leo
Virgo
You Ae Tae Ie Ea A
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Ieee
Aquarius