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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1971
Page
8
Lawton publication details its staff memberships and policies. It notes AP exclusive rights to local news and dispatches, advertising rules, and a commitment to correct errors brought to management's attention.
Washington Report notes a San Diego campus audience responds to Ernest van den Haag's case against pornography by framing it in terms appealing to shared values. He argues it dehumanizes individuals, contrasts with romantic love’s rise, and stresses society rests on common assumptions rather than mere contracts.
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 3 that the First Amendment shields the press from libel when reporting on private individuals involved in newsworthy events of public or general interest. The decision overturns a $250 000 award to George Rosenbloom and rejects a push for anonymous victims’ protection. Justice Brennan said robust debate governs matters of public concern regardless of a person’s fame. The ruling clarifies it protects responsible reporting even if it may inadvertently include libelous content.
Dr. Charles M. Henderson compares football injuries to other sports and notes football may seem sedentary. He cites a 20 percent injury risk per season for high school players with an 8 percent chance of serious injury and calls for helmet improvements while urging calm for parents about joining football this fall.
Dr. Helen G. Edmonds, alternate UN delegate, attacks the Black Caucus as secretive about positive minority policies under Nixon. She suggests renaming it the Democratic Caucus and urges more visible outreach.
Commerce Secretary Mauriceoe announced a new black-owned hotel near Howard University in Washington funded with 7.6 million dollars in inner city financing. The hotel will be named Harambee meaning unity and hoped to signal goodwill.
California Secretary Edmund G. Brown Jr. petitions the Postal Rate Commission to set uniform candidates' mail rates for all campaigns and for voters who depend on mail. The move argues against exceptions and notes many individuals deserve favorable treatment.
A meditation contrasts divine assurance from John 10 with James Byrnes view that people fear life more than death. The quotes juxtapose eternal life and personal security with calls to pursue opportunity despite fear.
In Oklahoma the new Democratic bumper sticker charges Hall with tax cuts while Republicans tease Hall with a harsher version. The pension issue raises questions on candidate quality as Governor Hall sought eighty three million in taxes but received forty three million. Attorney General Larry Derryberry has not accused him of settling for ninety cents on the dollar.
Jim Bishop explains emphysema, its impact, and its mechanics with Dr Segal and Pat Mascola of the National Emphysema Foundation. The piece contrasts symptoms from initial breathlessness to advanced lung failure, noting smoking and polluted air as causes and highlighting oxygen tanks and new lung aids.
The Department of Justice seeks a preliminary injunction against The New York Times over a secret Pentagon Vietnam War study. The piece discusses press privacy, executive secrecy, and the balance with national security and Supreme Court limits.
Yesteryears recalls Dr. Jack Spencer named one of three outstanding international directors of the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce at the National Jaycee Convention in Atlanta Georgia. Also noted are Gary Robison surprise party hosted by Mr and Mrs A D Graves and a public fellowship covered dish supper by American War Dads and auxiliary.
Horoscope dated Wednesday June 23 197! outlines zodiac outlooks from Taurus to Pisces with guidance on persistence, intellect, teamwork, action, and caution. It notes key personality traits and suggests fields like medicine teaching writing acting and business among notable birthdate mentions including Edward Duke of Windsor and Irwin Cobb.
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