Lawton Oklahoma Daily Publisher and policies listing
Published Evenings Monday Through Friday Each Week at Third and A Avenue. Lawton. Okehome Ned Shepler, Publisher 1919-1967 Bill F. Bentley May B. Shepler Shirley Shepler Bentley Donald S. Bentley Ted Ralston Wm. H. Sullivar W. D. Hargrave Editor and Publisher Vice President Treasurer Secretary Managing Editor Advertising Director Mechanical Superintendent Member of the Oklahoma Press Association, Southern Newspaper Publishers Association, American Newspaper Publishers Association DIAL (all departments) 353-0620 Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to 'the use for re publication of all the local news printed in this newspaper as well as all AP news dispatches. No advertising will be accepted from promotion men or transients through local firms or independently unless it 's paid for in advance or is accompanied by written authori zation of local business men guaranteeing payment. Any erroneous reflection on the character of any person, firm or corporation and any misstatement of fact which may appear in this newspaper will be gladly corrected upon its being brought to the i tention of the management.
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Associated Press
Fireworks Ordinance Tightens City Firework Control
City Council approves a measure to restrict sales and shooting of fireworks and consider banning non licensed displays. The ordinance limits stands to agricultural or city designated areas and prohibits sales to under 16, with a $100 fine for using fireworks outside allowed zones. Lawton property damage from skyrocket fires cited to justify tougher enforcement.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
State tax burden varies by state and local contributions
Census Bureau figures show per capita state and local taxes vary widely with Vermont New York and Wisconsin leaders in overall tax burden per $1 000 of personal income. When local taxes are included New York tops at 652 32 per capita while Hawaii and Alaska lead in spending per person. federal grants cover part of the gap with the rest funded by borrowing.
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Vermont
New York
Wisconsin
Census Bureau
Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Advisory Commission
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Hawaii
Alaska
Social status and heart health linked by long study in Georgia
Dr Curtis M Hames and researchers from US Public Health Service and universities in the US Sweden and Britain report a ten year study of 3102 Evans County residents. Higher social achievement correlates with greater stress and different stress response while lower income workers show less coronary disease despite hypertension and stroke risk. Humility and lifestyle emerge as factors.
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Curtis M. Hames
Evans County
Georgia
United States Public Health Service
Hames
Thoughts For Today Rosy Sunset Quote From George Macdonald
A reflective aphorism attributes a wish to touch lives with a hint of beauty. The note credits George Macdonald as the author and presents a gentle, uplifting sentiment about influencing others for good.
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George Macdonald
Stanford fires Maoist-leaning instructor over campus violence
Washington Report notes H Bruce Franklin of Stanford was dismissed by the board of trustees for leading a sit-in at the computer center and urging a night rally to provoke violence. The piece frames academic freedom as protecting truth, not political agitation, citing critics from Harvard and Brandeis and warning against colleges becoming social agencies.
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Andrew Tully Washington
Stanford University
H. Bruce Franklin
Stanford
Richard Lyman
Franklin
Lyman
Lenins
Hitlers
Democratic Party
Harvard
Teddy Kennedy
Hitler
Lenin
Wallace targets church tax exemption in 1972 bid
In a critique of George Wallace, the piece notes his plan to attack the $180 billion church and foundation tax exemption as a key electoral weapon. It cites church wealth, conservative backlash, and examples from Gulf Oil, sanctuaries for deserters, and the Ford Foundation to illustrate potential Democratic vulnerabilities.
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Wallace
Wall Street Journal
United Presbyterian Church
Gulf Oil Corp
Angela Davis
California
Gulf
Ashbrook Conservatives Press Three-Fourths Leaf in New Hampshire
Representative John Ashbrook challenges Nixon from the right during the New Hampshire campaign. Conservatives press four points including defense buildup, Agnew on the ticket, veto of the Child Development bill, and opposition to the Family Assistance Plan. Nixon nods to Agnew, with no vow to scrap Moynihan’s plan.
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John Ashbrook
New Hampshire
Richard Nixon
State of the Union
Ashbrook
Nixon
Florida
White House
U S
Spiro Agnew
Pat Moynihan
Pat Buchanan
Addi
Pete McCloskey
Early tree lineage and 1960s U S budget debate
The text notes the maidenhair tree known as ginkgo as the oldest living species, and cites Nixon era budget talk with Ashbrook about defense spending and the Family Assistance Plan. It discusses potential shifts toward pilot projects and workfare in New Hampshire campaign context.
Yesteryears Local Highlights From Sterling to Lawton
Loretta Mancino wins grand champion ribbon in 4 H Club Speech senior girls division. Kuntry Kuzins Square Dance Club welcomes Mr and Mrs Dewey Venable. Cache couple Charlie and Mrs Sanders host post nuptial shower. Geronimo High School basketball queen hopefuls named Bertha Devine Pat Galloway Otha Jean Ray Frances Hall. Lawton selects Charles Wilkerson mayor as Boy Scouts run city for a day. Carter Waid elected chair of Sixth District Democratic Central Committee at Anadarko meeting. John Japp accompanies Pack 7 cubs on Wolf Creek cookout. Alvin Paynter of Walters enrolls at University of Oklahoma.
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Loretta Mancino
Sterling
Dewey Venable
Kuntry Kuzins Square
Charlie Sanders
Cache
Bertha Devine
Pat Galloway
Otha Jean Ray
Frances Hall
Charles Wilkerson
Lawton
Carter Waid
Sixth District
Democratic Central Committee
Anadarko
John Japp
Cubs
den No
Wolf Creek
Alvin Paynter
Walters
University of Oklahoma
Mirror of the Mind and Marriage as Motivation in Youth and Adults
The passage discusses how a music loving listener values sound quality over gear, and whether marriage can spur ambition. It also notes fear of rejection pushing youths to join groups, with club rules giving them confidence from collective approval.
Aries to Pisces Horoscope for Tuesday February 1 1972
The column previews daily outlooks by sign with advice to apply best effort, patience and adaptability. It highlights favorable and challenging themes, notes romance for Gemini, and ends with a birthday profile for a genial, intuitive Aquarius born today. It mentions Victor Herbert as birthdate example.
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Third and A Avenue
Lawton. Okehome
Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
May B. Shepler
Shirley Shepler
Bentley Donald S. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivar
W. D. Hargrave
The
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Washington Report
Boo Lamone
H. Stuart Hughes
Hughes
U.S. Senate
John Roche
Brandeis University
Kevin P. Phillips
Washington
George Wallace
Alabama
Alamogordo
N. M
Archie Bunker
America
National Council of Churches
Paul Moore
Ford Foundation
John Chamberlain
China
Jesus
Cana
U.S
Senate
Richard Mentor Johnson
Defense
Miltary Science
FAP
Yesteryears
Constitution
John Conwell
Dennis the Menace
By Frances Drake
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Aquarius
Conny
Victor Herbert
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