Lawton Constitution Staff and Publication Notes
The Lawton Constitution published evenings Monday through Friday in Lawton Oklahoma lists Ned Shepler as publisher with a long board including Bill F Bentley Shirley Shepler May B Shepler Donald S Bentley Stephen F Bentley Ted Ralston Wm H Sullivan W D Hargraves Alfred Wallace. It is a member of several press associations and the Associated Press.
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Third and A Avenue
Lawton Oklahoma
Bill F. Bentley
Shirley Shepler
May B. Shepler
Donald S. Bentley
Stephen F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan
W. D. Hargraves
Alfred Wallace
Associated Press
Ecologists clash over offshore drilling and energy policy
In Alabama ecologists block the trans Alaska oil pipeline and oppose Mobil Oil offshore drilling near Mobile Bay. Governor Wallace refuses to repay Mobil’s fees while Dr. Edward Teller urges energy innovation and underground gasification as aims pivot to future energy needs.
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Montgomery
Ala
Mobil Oil Company
Mobile Bay
Admiral Farragut
Alabama
William Baxley
George Wallace
Oil and Gas Board
Mobil
Edward Teller
Troy State University
Teller
Wallace
United States
Mobil Oil
Gulf of Mexico
New York Times
Seven Seas
Esquire Magazine
Department of Journalism
University of Michigan
Esquire
Nixon policy blamed for rising food prices and inflation
A provocative critique argues Nixon’s farm subsidies and price supports push costs onto families while inflation accelerates. It cites Meany’s call for controls, warns against black market risks, and questions sustainability of the administration’s approach to farm policy and the federal budget.
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Nixon
Richard Nixon
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Israel Faces Backlash After Libyan Airline Shootdown
The article criticizes Israel for shooting down a Libyan airliner, noting widespread shock among Israelis and Arabs. It calls for a thorough review of military orders, reparations, and renewed efforts toward permanent peace based on a return to 1967 borders. It warns that continued hate and stalemate threaten broader conflict and future casualties.
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Israel
Nixon
Middle East
United States
Soviet Union
Burns Urges End to Dollar Devaluations and Trade Deficits
Federal Reserve chairman Arthur Burns told the Joint Economic Committee that the United States should ban further dollar devaluations calling it a last devaluation. He noted two deficits of 1971 and 1972 and outlined a two to three year goal to end the nation’s balance of payments shortfall while stressing security needs and potential troop withdrawals in Europe.
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Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
United States
Burns
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
Europe
Soviet Union
Court In Every Jail Advocates Jail Courtrooms
A Brooklyn jail hosted a five day holding court where New York Supreme Court Justice Irwin Brownstein urged the legislature to create a courtroom in every jail. He noted quicker case dispositions as defendants felt comfortable discussing matters outside formal courtrooms. Worth trying.
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Brooklyn
New York Supreme Court
Irwin Brownstein
Thoughts for Today and Moral Maxims
A concise collection of quotable lines urging restraint and virtue. It contrasts idlers and busybodies with prudent silence and true knowledge. Notable quotes include I Timothy 5 13 and Johann Lavater urging reflection before speaking.
Mirror of the Mind on Drug Danger and Pride
John Conwell argues parents must discuss drug risks with children while acknowledging social pressures. He notes conflicting teen influences and the persistence of love overcoming stubborn pride, which he views as a self made barrier isolating individuals from real connection.
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John Conwell
Kiwanis meeting features Sieg and prize winners
Northwest Kiwanis Club heard Yesteryears Bill Sieg, past president, speak at the gathering. Pamela Price of Lawton and Barry Blackman of Duncan were announced as winners in the state Voice of Democracy essay contest.
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Bill Sieg
Northwest Kiwanis Club
Pamela Price
Lawton
Barry Blackman
Duncan
Voice of Democracy
Mary Frances Carnes
Womens Glee Club
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
Oklahoma Political Circuit Sees Nepotism and Shield Law Debates
In Oklahoma George Nigh earns Who’s Who status while David Hall remains hopeful for future. allegations surface that the chief enforcer of anti nepotism dictates letters to his mother in law. A state employee admits ignorance of nepotism until explained by a cousin boss. If a House bill passes, reporters would lose source protections as they head to the capitol with shield law mandates.
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David Hall
America
George Nigh
Hall
Horoscopes for Wednesday March 7 1973
Aries through Pisces sections give daily guidance on ambition romance and caution with a note on Born Today. The brief panel highlights a scholarly intuitive type suited for trusted roles, travel and creative tasks, citing Anna Magnani as an example.
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Anna Magnani
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Ned Shepler
The
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Washington
John Chamberlain
Ralph Nader
Andrew Tully
Earl Butz
Butz
Betty Friedans
Bella Abzugs
Gloria Steinams
Agriculture Department
Republic
William S. White
Sudan
South Dakota
Wounded Knee
Africa
Robert F. Kennedy
Bureau of Indian Affairs
People’s Liberation
International Fifth Column
Mideast
I Timothy
Johann Lavater
Dennis the Menace
Yesteryears
Jim Clower
Marvin Livingston
Faxon
James P. White
Darlene
Allen Winham
Chattanooga
G. F. Stauffer
Faxon High School
Hobgoblin House
Ruth Zimmerman
Pleasant Valley Club
Carmen Pursley
Elien H. Richards
Oklahoma
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