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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1973
Page
6
Tax Policy Change Could Ease Energy Crisis
An essay recalls Wallace Pratt's 1942 forecast on oil sands and synthetic gasoline from coal. It argues for tax policy changes to promote coal gasification, sulfur controls, and market-driven energy planning to end the energy crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace E. Pratt
Standard Oil
Pratt
MR. Miller
Mr. Pratt
Wallace Pratt
UMW
Miller
U.S
Watergate's shadow shifts 1973 political mood and party trust
Democratic Party leader argues Watergate reshapes electorate trust and party image. He contends Republicans caused a national deception, judges the Nixon era, and promotes the Democrats as a viable alternative to crises in economy and policy. The piece links public reassessment to demand for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Democratic Party
Maximizing the incumbency in national politics debate
A critical column argues that maximizing incumbency is a long standing practice used to punish opponents and protect allies. It links the CREEPs, Watergate era issues, and New York City Lindsay scandal to show bipartisan manipulation of power and incomplete impeachment efforts. It also questions San Clemente funding disclosures and calls for independent accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Dean Iti
City Hall
White House
Congress
Lindsay
New York City
Florida
John Mitchell
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Jim Bishop
Robert F
Prince Radziwill
Ervin
Dean
House
Senate
Watergate
San Clemente
GM Pay Envelopes Highlight Inflation and Wage Debate
The GM average weekly pay was 241.60 dollars last year, with president Richard Gerstenberg urging workers to resist inflationary settlements. The piece links high wages to inflation, notes construction pay and mortgage costs, and calls for leaders to push back on profit-driven price rises to allow real purchasing gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Richard C. Gerstenberg
Gerstenberg
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Long-Term Market Muse Safire Plans Nixon Spin Off and Julie Nixon
William Safire in The New York Times outlines dramatic stock predictions. Nixon stock could split into ten Julie Nixon Eisenhower shares with no dividends soon, a leap toward political futures for Julie. He also suggests Lindsay could become New York mayor as an independent, then governor and president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Safire
Nixon
New York Times
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Safire
David Eisenhower
Julie
Lindsay
New York
Thoughts For Today and Ideals as guides for life
A compact reflection pairs Colossians 3 1 2 urging focus on heavenly aims with Carl Schurz’s idea that ideals resemble stars guiding one’s path. The note contrasts spiritual focus with earthly distractions and frames ideals as navigational beacons for destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schurz
Mirror of the Mind on Music and Relationships
The piece argues teenagers use loud music to reveal themselves to parents and suggests adults should listen beyond noise. It discusses mature friendships between men and women and questions shunning offered help as a sign of deeper emotional conflict.
Oklahoma AIM convenes with small turnout at state meeting
Oklahoma officials and Democrats weighed campaign publicity around contributions as AIM leaders faced a sparse turnout at the state convention. David Boren lamented the bad press while reflecting on Ted Kennedy's Sept. 8 rally selection and possible alternatives. David Hall urged payroll reductions amid capitol chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIM
David Boren
Sen
Ted Kennedy
Oklahoma
George McGovern
Local Notes and Military Assignments Highlight Medicine Park Items
Yesteryears Medicine Park Homemakers Club hosts a luncheon at Mrs. Lou Laubinger s home. Airmen Robert Cooke and Jimmy French finish basic training and move to Lowry AFB Colorado for tech school. Pfc James Doughty Jr graduates from the Noncommissioned Officers Academy in Korea. Cecil Corner joins the Lawton Jaycees. Gordon L Paine family attends a National Education Association convention in Miami Beach Florida. Sgt James H Daniel receives a Bronze Oak Leaf cluster with his Air Medal earned in North Africa. Louis Yarmuk visits Cheyenne Wyoming. Rev A M Wallack prepares farewell sermons after 19 years as Congregational pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Park
Pfc
James Doughty Jr
Noncomissioned Officers Academy
Korea
Cecil Corner
Lawton Jaycees
Gordon L. Paine
National Education Association
Miami Beach
Fla
Lawton
James H. Daniel
North Africa
Louis Yarmuk
Cheyenne
Wyo
A. M. Wallack
Congregational Church
Horoscope for Tuesday July 24 1973 Aries to Pisces
Today's readings list general guidance for each zodiac sign with emphasis on money, plans, starting new projects, and practical caution. It notes potential success areas and advises careful consideration before acting. A summarized birthdate note mentions a Cancer Leo cuspal with potential in science banking medicine or stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Alexandre Dumas
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Shirley Shepler
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Donald S. Bentley
Stephen F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan
W. D. Hargraves
Alfred Wallace
The
Okichome Press Association
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Associated Press
John Chamberlain
Athabaska
North America
Teddy Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Richard Nixon
Republican Party
All America
Life In
America
Ernest Cuneo
Little Watergate
Christ
God
Mal Depa
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Lawton Constitutione Monnins
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Dennis the Menace
David Hall
Capitol
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