Lawton Constitution Staff and Contact Details
The Lawton Constitution lists Ned Shepler as publisher and Wm H Sullivan, Bill Bentley, Shirley Shepler Bentley, May B Shepler, Donald S Bentley, Stephen F Bentley, Ted Ralston, W D Hargraves, Alfred Wallace in senior roles. It notes third party associations and Dial and AP affiliations. The paper is published weekdays from Lawton Oklahoma and is a member of press associations.
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Bill F. Bentley
Shirley Shepler
Bentley May B. Shepler
Donald S. Bentley
Stephen F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Associated Press
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Veterans face job woes amid Vietnam war disapproval
Vietnam veterans suffer higher unemployment than non veterans in ages 20 to 24. In early year 11 percent vs 7.3 percent. Rep Silvio Conte cites benefit gaps and education barriers under GI Bill and urges faster job access for 2.3 million veterans.
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Silvio Conte
Massachusetts
Special Oportunities
National League of Cities
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Vietnam
Center of Manpower Policy Studies
George Washington University
Veterans Administration
States test inmate job training to curb reoffending
Massachusetts plans a new Norfolk prison program this fall to train inmates for work and grant parole upon completion. Arizona California and Wisconsin run pilot contracts promising release after approved study or work. LEAA approves over 2 million dollars to expand education and work release plans and support staff and community programs.
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United States
Arizona
California
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Norfolk
Larry Solomon
Federal Justice Department
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
Human intestine acts as a distillery for alcohol
Sir Hans Krebs reports the intestine fermenting dietary sugars into ethanol equivalent to a quart of 3.2 percent beer daily. Alcohol dehydrogenase helps break it down. Dr. Hugo Theorell notes intestinal alcohol is treated like ingested drinking. Debate remains if blocking the enzyme to reduce liver harm could worsen heart or brain damage.
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Hans Krebs
Krebs
Hugo Theorell
Theorell
Thoughts For Today Exhort in the Lord Jesus Christ
A brief religious fragment cites II Thessalonians 3 12 13 urging quiet work and self support. It also quotes Charles Kingsley urging gratitude each morning for tasks to be done whether liked or not. The note blends scripture with a moral exhortation on diligence.
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Jesus Christ
Charles Kingsley
Nixon Tapes Raising Questions on Presidential Recordings
The discussion centers on whether Nixon should release Oval Office tapes to the Senate Committee or a citizens panel. The piece notes other presidents reportedly taped conversations, cites FDR LBJ JFK, and examines implications for executive privilege and potential impact on Nixon’s innocence.
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Nixon
Oval Office
White House
FDR
LBJ
JFK
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
New York Times
Kennedy
Dr. Schlesinger
United Press International
Schlesinger
Arthur Burns
Columbia
Arthur
Jack
Senate Committee
John Dean
Nation's Taxpayers Get Credit for Simpler Returns
As the new Commissioner of Internal Revenue I explain efforts to simplify Form 1040 and public 1040A. The IRS processes about 78 million individual returns annually plus 112 million other returns with 400 million papers and $210 billion collected in 1972. IRS employs over 70 000 staff in 1 100 offices and credits citizens for compliant tax payments.
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Internal Revenue
IRS
IRA
The
Revenue Service
United States
Barbs on Rising Prices and a Failing Family Nest Egg
A columnist notes that inflation threatens family finances, urging faster saving and planning as prices climb. The piece emphasizes urgency for households to grow a financial cushion before costs outpace income.
Mirror of the Mind on marriage and friendship
The piece argues that spouses should not expect perfection yet act as if loved ones see faultless potential. It notes a grumpy older man brightened by a visiting niece and discusses how anxiety affects friendships, urging effort to nurture bonds.
No New News Appears as Old Stories Repeat
Fragmentary clipping notes a familiar pattern of events with a wry remark about aging journalists and repeated themes. It mentions farming and remarks on women's fashion in slacks, labeled as rough notes.
Kennedy undecided on 1976 presidential bid
Washington columnist reports Edward Kennedy amid strong speculation about a 1976 run. He may enter mid-1975, but faces balancing a Senate career against pressures from party members and the Kennedy legacy. Kennedy weighs public scrutiny and family tragedy as he contemplates the race.
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Washington
Edward Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Kennedy
John Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
United States Senate
Senate
Massachusetts
Ted Kennedy
Comanche County Officials Begin European Farm Tour
Clarence J. Scott enters his 29th year as county schools superintendent while Grandfield farmers George Carroll Merle Crawford Hoyt Hamill and Bill Dudenhoeffer prepare for a three week tour of European farming areas.
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Clarence J. Scott
Comanche County
George T. Carroll
Merle Crawford
Hoyt Hamill
Bill Dudenhoeffer
Grandfield
Ed Edmondson to attend Oklahoma Democratic rally with Kennedy
Oklahoma congressman Ed Edmondson says he will attend the state Democratic rally featuring Ted Kennedy. Kennedy's visit is set for Sept 8 and Edmondson notes he is ready for Teddy, while warning against last minute packing. A Tulsa photo shop burglary led to rigged photos of two suspects and a cynical remark on shortages and threats in the food business.
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Ed Edmondson
Ted Kennedy
Eddie
Teddy
Kennedy
Oklahoma
Cynic
Tulsa
Quotable lines on perseverance and innovation
A vintage collection cites Roy L. Smith on genius as persistence beyond defeat and Mark Twain on early ridicule of new ideas. The quotes reflect resilience and belief in breakthrough after initial mockery.
Your Horoscope for Wednesday July 25 1973
The page lists zodiac guidance for all signs with tips on patience focus and diplomacy. It also highlights strong personal traits for a born leader and mentions notable figures David Belasco and Henry Knox.
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David Belasco
Henry Knox
Sec'y
Wor
U.S.A
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Third End A Avenue
Ned Shepler
Wm. H. Sullivan
W. D. Hargraves
Alfred Wallace
Okichome Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
the Human Distillery
William F. Buckley, JR
Professor Schlesinger
Times
Ohio
Dean
Mapp
Eddie Rickenbacker
By Donald C. Alexander
John Conwell
Dennis the Menace
Wilson
Dennis
Roonyx
William S. White
Democratic Party
Woods
Yesteryears
Constitution
Nancy Howard
University of Oklahoma
Carl Wheatley
Hook and Whirl Square
Gladys Williams
Delmar Snider
Marysville
Calif
Cache
S. B. Snider
Roy L. Smith
Mark Twain
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Aquarius
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