Lawton Constitution Mayors Race Highlighted In 1973 Page
Local law and press notices appear in the Lawton Constitution dated July 5 1973. The paper notes publication rules and AP rights while listing staff and department contacts for circulation and mechanical operations.
Spiro Agnew A Shining GOP Light In 1976 Race
Washington commentary portrays Spiro Agnew as a loyal Nixon ally seen as untainted by Watergate. He is described as open in politics, financially scrupulous, and a potential regular Republican favorite who could restore the GOP’s name at the 1976 convention.
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Washington
Spiro Agnew
Watergate
Nixon
Senate
Agnew
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Barry Goldwater
G.O.P
Buckley Sees Senate Rule Over Nixon In Cambodia Crisis
In a historical echo, Henry Clay’s censure motion against Andrew Jackson is cited as a parallel to today’s conflict over Nixon and the Cambodia bombing. The piece urges Congress to consider executive power and its limits as the debate about Nixon’s conduct unfolds.
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Henry Clay
Senate
Andrew Jackson
Bank of the United States
Richard Nixon
Cambodia
Jackson
Congress
United States Bank
Executive Department
Nixon
United States
Washington Court Ruling Sparks Black Students Backlash
In a Washington State Supreme Court opinion, a qualified white applicant could yield a law school spot to a nonwhite to address past wrongs and racial balance, a ruling denounced as harmful to black students and to access to higher education nationwide. The piece argues education is a moral right and a national investment with rising black family incomes.
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Washington
Washington State Supreme Court
Washington State Law School
Washington State
Congress
Supreme Court
Yesteryears Recap Highlights Local Club Notes and Court Debate
Ten year spans recall T R Stephens as Evening Lions Club president and square dance hosts plus other society items. Forty years ago a Washington Supreme Court education debate cites race in ladder policy and equal access, stressing merit and state support for Black students’ education.
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T. R. Stephens
Harold Henneke
Evening Lions Club
Frank Champion
John Bandy
Herb Moran
Richard Matthews
Connie Newman
Supreme Court Upholds Hatch Act Restrictions on Civil Servants
The Supreme Court sustains federal and Oklahoma laws barring government workers from partisan political activity. Justice White notes federal service should reward merit over political service. Dissenters include Douglas Brennan Marshall. Potter Stewart joins in the Oklahoma ruling. The decision maintains limits on political participation despite calls to broaden or overturn the act.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Byron R. White
Kennedy
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan
Thurgood Marshall
Potter Stewart
Eisenhower
Nixon
National Association of Letter Carriers
District of Columbia
White
Oklahoma
Geothermal energy outlined as potential power source
The 1970 Congress bill allows exploration on government land for geothermal resources. USGS notes 96 million acres suitable for heat driven steam or hot water. Alaska study (Sept 1972) estimates up to 132000 MW potential, about one third of then current capacity. Interior delays bids, urging immediate action to exploit domestic oil and electricity needs.
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Congress
U.S. Geological Survey
University of Alaska
U.S
Interior Department
Alaska
Connecticut 6 Member Juries Sparks Debate in Legislature
Critics label six member juries for criminal cases as part of a vigilante spirit, though supporters hope the change could speed justice. The plan, authorized by a constitutional amendment and passed unanimously by both houses in May, faces varied opinions on its impact for the accused and the state.
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Connecticut
Royal Tour Highlights Canadian Visit With Special Water
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip tour Canada bringing special bottled water from Malverne England. In era of pollution the article notes royal treatment and suggests such practices are beneficial for Europe and North America.
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Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Britain
Canada
Malverne
England
Europe
North America
Thoughtful reminder on deeds over words from Romans and Morrow
A compact reflection notes that righteousness comes from action, not listening, quoting Romans 2 13. It contrasts doers with credit seekers and suggests choosing to belong to the active group.
Quotations on Wisdom and Aging
A collection of aphorisms about admitting mistakes enduring change and the long shadow of middle age. Notable lines include that a man should not be ashamed to admit error and that familiarity dulls wonder. The quotes reflect wit about growth and perception over time.
Mirror World Of Marriage And Parental Influence
The text explores how couples may build own happy from reality and the strong role a mother’s dominance plays in a son’s development. It notes independence can emerge if the mother steps back and suggests friends aid troubled individuals by highlighting abilities to boost confidence.
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White House
Agnew
H. R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Quotations on Success and Character From Noted Figures
A collection of sayings from William Feather Henry David Thoreau E W Howe Confucius Abraham Lincoln and Seneca. The quotes explore success pleasure generosity public opinion inquiry and kindness across historical voices.
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William Feather
Henry David Thoreau
E. W. Howe
Confucius
Abraham Lincoln
Seneca
Horoscope for All Zodiac Signs July 6 1973
Friday forecast outlines daily vibes for Aries to Pisces with guidance on temperament timing and caution. It notes strong curiosity and potential in science teaching medicine and writing, mentioning John Pauli Jones as a birthdate highlight and urging practical steps and preparedness.
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Aries
John Pauli Jones
Amer
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