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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1971
Page
7
Thirteen of 63 AHSA sanctioned events begin a four day run at Rucker Park, Fort Sill. Public, 8 a.m. start daily with events and divisions including Junior Working Hunter, First Year Green, and Open Jumper, with trophies and six ribbons per event.
In Washington the House Ways and Means Committee shows little sign of backing President Nixon's revenue sharing proposal. Senator Muskie offered a revised plan gaining praise from some, yet the panel remains wary amid party splits and doubts among key lawmakers about broader local funding needs and city aid.
Les ter B. Dill of the Meramec Cavers dedicates a room to Pearl Bailey in Stanton Missouri calling her the top cave buff in show business. Miss Bailey comments on the steady demand and never needing to change the scene.
Twelve-year-old Jonathan P. Kinsely of Mullica Hill New Jersey won the National Spelling Bee final round finishing ahead of 76 contestants. Susan O Malley of Phoenix Arizona was runner up after misspelling gigot and failing to stop Kinsely from clinching victory on the word shalloon. The two day bee was sponsored by Scripps Howard Newspapers and involved 77 contestants from local contests across the country.
The Senate approved a 130000 annual ceiling for draft calls and set a 140000 cap for fiscal 1973, with a Pentagon estimate of 114000 for next year. The move, amid Indochina policy votes, includes an amendment requiring congressional authorization for calls above the ceiling and signals ongoing political pressure on the issue.
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