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Lawton Constitution in Lawton, Oklahoma

25 Jul 1972

Page 5

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Lawton Constitution

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Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

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Jul 25, 1972

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5

Wallace Backers View Nixon as Second Choice in Poll

Louis Harris survey finds Wallace supporters favor Nixon as second choice by 57 percent with 25 percent for McGovern. The poll places crime as top issue among Republicans, while busing schools ranks low. McGovern speaks in Custer, South Dakota about pursuing prisoner releases.

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Wallace Nixon Washington Spiro T. Agnew United States George S. McGovern Hanoi Louis Harris George Wallace Republican Party McGovern Custer S.D North Vietnam Sen Thomas Eagleton Agnew Harris Gov. Wallace South Miami Beach John J. Rhodes R-Ariz
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Stock market rises on strong profits and GNP surge

Solid second quarter profit reports and a 89 percent annual GNP gain fueled a sharp Dow advance, with gains led by Chrysler IBM RCA and Eastman Kodak while Polaroid Alcoa and Republic Steel slipped. Republican and Democratic campaign notes followed, highlighting polling trends and convention plans.

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Engineers To Aid In Body Recovery

The Army Corps of Engineers announced it will increase water releases from Toronto and Fall River Lakes in Kansas to aid in recovering a drowning victim. Toronto Lake releases rise from about 2,000 to 6,000 cubic feet per second, with Fall River Lake set at 1,600 cubic feet per second.

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